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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10348, 24 April 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS. —+ — Are you an inventor 7 Do you ever conceive ideas that are capable of development into successful 'nventions? Many a notion, and the fortune in it, is lost to ita originator through leaving som© other person to think of, and work out, the -ame things. Take your idea to Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, 30 His Majesty's Arcade, Auckland, who will advise you honestly whether it is likely to be a succeta. "The hats that will be worn this season" are dealt with in Ketheringtons' replace advertisement in this issue. Messrs Coakley and Oro. have, since coming to Thames, eividlontly been keen observers and have studied the requirements- .of the people of this district in ©very particular 1. The result of their investigation has 'been that they haive considerably extended the scopo of their business and added a number of new Hues which should provel a great convenience! to cuKtomiers. See advertisement. This season we are showing better valuie than ever in nil wool New Zealand blankets, unshrinkable! flannels, ruga and household furnishing goodsi. Keen prices at Geo-. Cullcn and Cos. —Advt. WANTEiD 'KNOWN—AH the litest in Cycle Lamps, Bells, Saddles, Chains, etc., at H. A. Lewis'u, cycle dealer. Pollen St.—Advt. Pianos carefully tuned by J. Grigg. «■, „:l; rh and Foreign Piano Agency, ./■.:!■«> Htrtei. uear Pahau street.— ftrlrt A. Court and Son are now showing n special range of velveteens, newest shades, lowest prices guaranteed.— Advt. At the Central Sitoite stock-taking sale wonderful bargains may be had in cirockerywor© and dinner and tea sets in great variety. Al splendid line in jugs. Value exceptional at any time.—W. Scott, Pollen St.—Advt,

HOURS OF CLOSIi.\G. I WOULD respectful!)' ask customers to shop eavly, as in future the shop will be closed on ordinary week nights at 6 p.m. HENRY LOWE THAMES MAYORALTY. Ladies and Gentlemen, Accept my sincere thanks for the honour you have conferred on me by re-electing me to the Mayoralty, I can assure you that in the future, as in the past, I will endeavour to advance your interests and do nil possible towards the progress of the Borough an i District. Yours Sincerely, HENRY LOWE. THAMES BOROUGH ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS THAMES BOROUGH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I beg to announce my candidature for a seat, on the Thames Borough Council If you do me the honour of electing me I will use my beat efforts to conserve the interests of the Borough generally. Yours f hhfully, I ERNEST DEEBLE. DUXON'S CONSOLIDATED. TEIND'ERS v.ill bo rewired by the in\d;ei 4fctigrned up to Friday Next ;it Nfon toe Driving 1 100 ft (more or kiss) on Windfall reef. Particulars and specdfieaitioiis at the minel. A. OHKISTIE, Mine Manager. HOME STUDY. YOU CANNOT AFFORD to throw away your hard-earned money on poor Exnm. Coaching by an amateur who coaches as a side line only. We otter you an exceptional chance to pass the MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE, TEACHERS'ACCOUNT. ANCY, or UNIVERSITY EXAMS. Moderate Fees. No leaving your home. You study under a staff of University Graduates, the chief of whom is au M.A. with Honors N.Z. University, with over 10 years successful experience of Coaching by Mail. Remember over 850 have passed their Exan.s., for which we and our expert staff prepared, them. SEND TO-DAY FOR FREE BOOKLET 1 (Mention this paper and which subjects you are interested in.) HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON Mail Instruction P.O. Bos 516 Auckland