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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 23, 4 July 1911, Page 3

XAJE have removed from Gifford and Dunkley's old premises to ELMSLY & SON'S, where we will be located until "our NEW PREMISES, which are being built for us next door, are ready. We have more room and better facilities for showing our stock now than in our former quarters, and we solicit your trade, knowing that we can serve you right and save you money. / We buy our goods in the world's best markets, and offer values that are not beaten by any house in the Dominion. Come and share the advantages of trading with us. HAMILTON AND TE AWAMUTU.

people of this district demand the J- best, a want which is our constant endeavour to fill. We could sell Fruit much cheaper, but we don't intend to. We have no intention of sacrificing Quality for the sake of Cheapness. THE BEST SHOULD BE NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOU. Heerdegen's Fruit Store is opposite B.N.Z

[ Willi j JUST ARRIVED, EX S.S. STAR OF SCOTLAND, ipnrn Ever Seen in the District Upwards of Sixty Patterns to choose from. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED TO,THE PUBLIC. ? 11; i HOUSE FURNISHERS & HARDWARE, TIMBER, & FANCY Gooes- Merchants, TE AW^iUTU

" I AM WAITING, MY DARLING, FOR THEE," HE warbled • and vet, when the old man threw up the window and assured him that " "he'd be down in a minute," he lost Ins grip of the melody, and went out of the waitine business. Moral : Don't warble o. wait—act. Some other fellow will if you don't and F J GILBERT would rather rnish your home than the other fellow's. GET BUSY ! BUY AN EDISON PHONOGRAPHS from £3 10s to £6O. Standard Records is o,d, Amberol Records 2s 6d. Opposite ink of N. d,and Framed. Agent Fire and Accident.