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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 October 1924, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. ' IT’S nME FOR 'SUMMER GAMES , AND ALL OUR NEW STOCKS OF TENNIS and cricket material ARE NOW TO HAND AND INCLUDE SSiS 8 ’ f<I)RITA '>! SPALDING’S ‘‘GOLD MEDAL, ’’ “THE WINNER”; STUART SURRIDGE’S “IDEAL,” “TOURNAMENT,” “KILL ARNE Y.” HOBBIE’S ALL-STEEL, 35/-post free TSSPS, MAL ’ ’ ’ STEEL STRUNG, ALUMINIUM FRAME. AYRES ’ NEW SEASON BALLS SPALDING’S STITCHLESS BALLS (just arriving). NETS, PRESSES, GRIPS, WATERPROOF COVERS, COURT MARKERS AND MARKING PINS. - BA T, S STUART SURRIDGE and BUSSEY. STUMPS m in all sizes. WICKET-KEEPING PADS and GLOVES, BATTING GLOVES, GROIN PADS and all sundries. SPECIAL INVITATION TO CLUB SECRETARIES. QUALITY IRONMONGERS :: HAWERA,

THE SAFETY SELF-FILLING Fitted with Gold-Plated Nib Post FREE to any address THE ONLY PEN THAT ANY- NIB WILL FIT. IT IS NOT A TOY. 102 HIGH STREET P.O. Box 120. :: HAWERA. ’Phone 675.

11 2 3 9 4 8 5 OMEGA WATCHES JJTHESE WATCHES are- known the; world, over for their high-grade 'manufacture and accurate time-keeping qualities. They are as< near perfection as it is possible for a watch to be' made. We recommend the nickel open face, 15- jewelled movement, at 63/6; smaller size, 48/-. Let your next purchase he from us. On receipt of remittance either watch sent post free to any address. H A. BRUNETTE, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, HAWERA. ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS. -

m H r/. iZZ? m BAKING AND COOKING AT LESS COST. Professional Chefs in the, leading Hotels fully recognise and appreciate the splendid service of the “Orion” Range. Ranges, for Hotels are fitted with very roomy Ovens, large Fire Box, extensive Hot Plate, and are constructed of extra heavy cast iron, which retains a maximum of heat. A special High Pressure Boiler provides an abundant supply of hot Water. Its absolute reliability and labour-saving devices make the “Orion” Range just as invaluable to the Housewife as to the Professional Cook. Made in sizes to suit every requirement. Aslc your Ironmonger to show you one; E - SHACKL QCK, LTO^Dun e din, Christchurch, Wellington, & Auckland."

D A K (Confined to N.Z» only,) W o, f K™ P“ h Pr . b “ fo r by Amateurs and others, the only restnetion being that-the negatives must - be made with a Kodak, Brownie, Premo, or Graflex Camera on one of the varieties of Kodak Film (these are : Kodak and Graflex Roll Film, Film Pack, Cut or Portrait Film); and printed on one of the Austral-Kodak Papers. « P«nica MONTHLY PRIZE LIST. SENIOR SECTION.—Over 16 years of age. Prizes £SO. £lO, £7 10/-, £5, and 20 prizes of £1 each. ’ JUNIOR SECTION.—I 6 years and under. Prizes £lO £4 £3 £2’ and 20 prizes of £1 each. ' ’ * For FEBRUARY. The prizes will be awarded for the most suitable picture illustrating Beach,SeaShore, River or Lake Scene. to include figures. Closing date— MARCH 16th, 1925. For MARCH. The prizes will be awarded for the most suitable picture illustrating Animals” (wild or domestic). Closing date—APRIL 15th, 1925. Full details and Entry Form obtainable on request. KINETON PARKES, Kodak Specialist 125 High Street, HAWERA a

e £5 I mm &2t I® They will protect the upholstery as well as your clothing, and add*‘tone”x to your Car. Quality of materials and xtorkmanship, assured if you entrust the work to — HURRELL BROS.'ZSi Is