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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 23 September 1910, Page 3

Business Notioei. <XT.T.T.T.T.T.XT.T.n:rr.T.T.T.rnT.T.T.i H j— — !! — ■™~^~--t:* , Spring and [j X €^&> aP Summer 1910-11 h I %!«' -Specialty I H I%M House \ n ff. "^/•)Xfn Sr~** COTTON AND LINEN Jl X *LIJ.jMl lt \m T DRESS GOODS. If Kj'l NilSfhwk • I N ow 0N VIEW -H Hi !Ui Ih H.I- J" il .Ilia "^ U I ' M'lU/-J /tffflm ■ imported r| U ill I! //f H ''//• 7/ w/l 1 Iwk Ex s - s - TURAKINA 1| H COTTON AND LINEN m " FABRICS ■■ L iHPL^HI COMING SEASON. Jj jj J. C. GILLETT h (I THE BUSY DRAPER - HAWERA._ _j| A WAGGON THAT GIVES COMFORT, SATISFACTION, AND PROFIT. YOU, Mr Farmer, want a turnout that has more to recommend it than good appearance; you want one that will stand the wear and tear of the roughest roads over which you are forced to drive. In the CORTLAND WAGGON Everything is embodied that is required for your special needs. It is strongly, yet lightly built, and handsomely painted. All essential parts — axles, springs, and wheels — are made of the very best materials, andi spring cushions fitted. This waggon is well adapted for a family buggy, a station waggon, or an emergency milk cart. We are making up a few of our celebrated Milk Waggonß and Milk Carts for the coming season. Call and see these as well as our fine stock of Two Wheelers, Drays, and Buggies. Repairing and Painting at moderate charges. HURRELL BROS., COACH AND CARBJAGE FACTOR*, r HIGH STREET .C:..-. .*. .V..?r..::.. HAWERA. The man who doesn't believe in Good Clothes is rare. Almost as scarce as the man who doesn't believe that airships fly or that telegraphing is done by wireless. • These are high-epeeel days when a man's clothes are* so-im---portant that he cannot afford to be shabbily attired or clothed in anything less stylish than one of ADAMSON & ROBB'S HIG CLASS TAILOR MADE SUITS A new shipment of Spring and Summer Fabrics has just been opened vp — over 200 designs in all, and no two alike j conseuqently no likelihood of seeing your chosen pattern on your neighbor. COME IN NOW AND LET US PUT OUR TAPE OVER YOU FOR THE NEW SPRING SUIT. Adamson & Robb, * The House for <V!en's Wear, Hawera. Cow and Horse Covers. XURMERS! THE COLD SPRING SHOWERS ARE COMING, AND NOW -T IS THE TIME TO RUG YOUR CQWS. WE HAVE A GOOD RANGE OF COVERS IN STOCK. Pig and Poultry Foods. ' WE HAVF FOR SALE— SUCROSINE FOR PIGS, GILP^^tS CALF FOOD, A. and P. CHICK RAISER, LAYING FOP^, .dONE MEAL, SHELL GRIT, ETC., ETC. WRITE FOR OUR PRICES. Clearing Sales of Furniture, etc., Conducted. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Prompt Settlements. Barmby & Cole, AUCTIONEERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, REGENT STREET, HAWERA. SYME'S EGMONT SASH W DOOR FACTORY, ■TIAM SAW, PLAMNO AM) MOULDING MILLS, HAWERA. giassgggffggggg^g n":-:'- ';- '-*2~Z5i A large stock of rough and drewH {(( «d timber in Rimu, Matai, Total*, \ \ Read Office and Factory— 1 Ka,uri and White Pine. II HAWBRIA, |; Rusticated Boarding, T. *ad G. 1 1 Telephone 51. , Flooring, T.G.B. and V. lining. P.O. Box 67. JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIP- !! TION, MOULDINGS OF (1 Branch Yard*— ' ALL, PATTERNS. ; STRATFORD. SPECIAL DESIGNS TO ORDE3I 1 Tallow caskß, butter kegs, tuba, Bach Mille — buckets, cheese vhts, square churns, NGAEIRE. . Wl *th ttaod and pulleys complete. HIJIROA'. ,| AJI imterials used for joiuery and TAIHAPBi. ■ I manufactured goods is picked »xsd