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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3947, 2 June 1913, Page 3

THERMOS — FLASKS*/ s: Wo have pleasure in informing r r many friends and customers that we have, by direct buying, been able to greatly reduce, the price of THERMOS FLASKS. We guarantee these Flasks to keep liquids Hot for 24 Hours or Cold for Three Days—We stock refils for all i Flasks. i l ■!} ' OUR PRICE—Post Freeio 16 EACH. ARTHUR E. REES, “WHERE HARDWARE COSTS LESS.” ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING— THE PROFESSION THAT PAYS! TAON’T stand aside, content to look.on at the fellows who are pushing ” ahead to success. Don’t wait for sbmecne to come along and shove you there. Get there” yourself'on your own merits—and you’ll be'backed up with a confidence that is necessary for the man who desires to “make gcod” in his profession. The BOWER’S AUCKLAND BOWER’S AUCKLAND BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS Imparts to the ambitious man the information that points the way to a profession that pays. The Fees are reasonably small, but tho tuition is practical and perfect. Instruction is given till the students are thoroughly proficient in wiring world dynamo and motor construction, installing and running. PRINCIPAL: JAS. W. BOWER, M.A.1.M.E., PRINCIPAL: JAS. W. BOWER, M.A.1.M.E., Tyrone Buildings, CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 50. ’PHONE 1734.

'#3 TTfE WORLD'S BEST VALUE .. v ms ss s&S»W r„ 8K WlfclpßH* CIGARETTES 6 to for K 1 I I The Seller Preservative &6 & “ A ele~n boiler will generate more steam n’ess coalth~n onewit hsc a le. St e a inß oi- e- s can be kept as bright as new pins w.tn FIRROPHIT” It is a 'NON-POISONOUS preparation which speedily , incrustation. , _ “ FIRROPHIT" prevents corrosion and pitt ng by iorxnan enamel-like 3urfaca- on boiler plates and fittings. It also minimises the risk of explosion. Put up in convenient forms-in 14, 28 and 561 b. kegs. Used extensively by N.Z. Government Railway?, and recommended by Government Boiler Inspector?. - Descriptive Bookl-st which tells all about i-IRROPHIi pos6-tree from — “HERBERT 0. i EAGLE, WELLINGTON >rV.

STUDY ECONOMY ! VOU can save lots of money by sending your faded, garments to an Expert Dyer *and Cleaner, who will make them look almost as good as new. Consult— * ADAM WILSON, CITY DYE WORKS, 281 GLADSTONE ROAD, Who can prove to you the truth Of this statement. Telephone 306. Telephone 306. “Life was , one long PcontinnaM Headache’ ' I suffered with F'a disordered liver, Jdreadful headaches,' jvc ry sore eyes, and.' i dark spots came out on. I my face,caused through* ! the liver,” writes Mrs,' f Vera Smith, 30 Raglan | J st., Port Melbournc.,Vic. ' ‘‘Headaches were so com* J raon .with me that I mighty ]almost say my life was one' / long continual headache. 1 [could not sleep at night. I tried allsortsef rcmcJics.but [ failed to get relicF. 1 eventually tried Laxo-Tonic, I .ills,and • now Pam oiiite cured aiui cnjoying the best of heal h ’’ ym Stocked by chemist/gisSorne.

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