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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 28 August 1924, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. R UGS of exclusive texture and colouring at Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. RADDLE tweed trousers; the best saddle tweed trousers in al-wool tweeds, 18/C, 24/G; odd vests, odd coats, wool sox, boots and shoes at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. 7 ’ gEAGRASS Furniture manufactured and repaired; any design made to order; prices right; workmanship guaranteed.—Geo. Harding, 25 Princes St., Hawera. Yates’, Cooper’s flower and vegetable garden seeds, also required varieties seed potatoes.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. gMOKERS! Have you tried Perla, the new dentifrice? 1/- per tin. Get it at Tait’s, the Chemist, High St., Hawera. gEAGRASS Prams manufactured, relined and repaired; seagrass hoods made to order; baskets rehandled and repaired.—Geo. Harding, corner Princes and Furlong Sts. r jHO those about to marry, do so by all means, but be sure to furnish at Syme’s. ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. ROW Showing—Advance shipment of spring and summer millinery from Henderson’s Ltd. Straw shapes, readv-to-wears, models, newest styles and colours; large range of straw plaits, buckrooms shapes, new flowers; all at our usual low prices. Get vours now at Ham’s, Eltham’s Busiest Store. "YTEEDOL economy oils and greases; this film of protection safeguards your motor.—lra J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, Eltham. Motor Cycles—A motor cycle that for service, touring, general controlability and riding comfort is without equal.—lra J. Bridger, agent, Eltham and Kaponga districts. for Everybody—We have models to fill every requirement. Drop in and see our display.—lra J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, Eltham. JHST Landed Prime Canterbury potatoes, whites and reds, per sack 15/6; per ton 170/-.—At Wilkinson’s Ltd., Eltham. (JOW Covers—Best white duck, good fitting; per cover 18/6; liberal reductions for quantities at Wilkinson’s Ltd., Eltham. JJAYE a good light in the shed. A dark chaser Benzine Lantern will give it; posted anywhere for 37/6 cash with order from Wilkinson’s Ltd., Eltham. J?OR Sale—Ford 15-passenger ’bus, 4speed gear, box, A 1 order: £125: terms.—C. C. Stanners, Eltham. gALE! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! The most genuine Sale ever held in Eltham.—Jos. Peters. REAL Sale A Big Sale! A Sale to remember.—Peters. gALE! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! At Jos. Peters; ’phone 240. QOLDSTONE ’S, Eltham’s Leading Drapers: 56in. navy costume serges, 13/6 special; these sergeß are famed values. Q.OLDSTONE ’S, Eltham’s Leading Drapers: 40in. dress tweeds, smart designs, good quality, 2/11, 4/6, 5/6. 5/11 yard. Q.OLDSTONE ’S, Eltham’s Leading Drapers: 31in. indigo guaranteed “Boar’s Head” brand print, 1/6 yard: strong make. gPECIAL Hard Wearing Trousers, usual 25/-, now 18,6; tweed trousers, usual 12/9, now 10/6.—Clare Bros., Eltham. bale at Ham’s—Ladies’ grey fleecy bloomers, 1/11; Doctor flannels, 1/11; ripple cloth, all colours, 1/3; coloured satteens, 1/-; coloured towels, 1/11 pair: ladies’ all-wool vests, 3/11; famous Vedonis vests, 3/11; girls’ all-wool ribbed cashmere hose, 2/11; 36in. white flannelette, 1/3, 13/11 doz.; 50in. wool coloured art serge, 2/9; ,54in. Snowhite damask, 2/3 —a bargain. H IS , Master’s Voice Gramophones will give you the best there is in music, mirth and melody.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist. nbo RECORDS to choose from; all repairs done by expert.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist, opp. Post Office. your home brighter' and educate your children with good music; it will repay handsomely.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist. rpARANAKI -JJUNT STEEPLECHASE MEETING. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924. On the Taranaki .Tockev Club’s Racecourse. OFFICIALS. Handieapper: 11. Coyle. Starter: C. O’Connor. Judge: J. Cameron. PROGRAMME. 1. LEPPERTON HUNTERS’ HANDI( HURDLES.—Of 90sovs; second horse sovs and third lOsovs from the sta For qualifßa hunters, season 1924. C six flights of brush hurdles Norn. Is acc. lsov. One mile and a half. 2 OPUNAKE HACK SCURRY.—Of 85sovs; the stakes Open to horses that, have m won a race on the flat at a total isi meeting at time of starting. Weight Nom. lsov, acc. Isov. Five furlongs 3. OJIATA HACK HURDLE RACE.—Of lOOsc second horse 20sovs and third lOsovs fi the stakes. Nom. lsov, acc. lsov C six flights of hurdles, about' 3ft 6in hi About one mile ana a half 4, STRATFORD HANDICAP (Open).-Of 125sr second horse 20sovs and third lOsovs f( the stakes Nom. lsov, acc. 30s furlongs. s. north Taranaki hunt cup iiandic STEEPLECHASE.—Of 170sovs. First hf to receive lOOsovs in specie and a cup • ue« at £2O (presenter., by G. Grey, Es second 30sovs and third 20sovs from that have never won a race exceeding value 250sovs to the winner at time starting (hunters races excepted). M mum weight 10st. Nom. lsov, acc. 2s About two miies and a half 6. WAIHI HACK HANDICAP.—Of lOOsovs; f ond horse 20sovs and third lOsovs from stakes. Nom. lsov, acc. lsov. Se’ furlongs. 7. HUNTERS’ HANDICAP FLAT RACE.—Of sovs; second hore 25sovs and third 15s irom the stakes. For qualified hunt) season 1924. Minimum weight, 10st. N( lsov, acc. lsov. One mile and a quarl 8. URENUI HACK HANDICAP—Of 90sovs; f ond horse lOsovs and third lOsovs from ■ stakes. Nom. lsov, acc. lsov. Six furlon E. L. HUMPHRIES, _ Secretary Box 105; Phone No. 642; New Plymouth.