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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 October 1924, Page 12

Distinctive Styles in New Costumes for Spring and Summer. NOW SHOWING IN OUR NEW SHOWROOM. LIGHT WEIGHT KNITTED WOOL COSTUMES in Grey, Black, and Fawn, 35/KNITTED WOOL COSTUMES in Grey, Brown, Fawn and Henna, • long roll collars with tie belt, 45/An extremely SMART COSTUME, newest colours, contrasting collars and cuffs, 55/YERY SMART SILK and WOOL COSTUMES, Jazz effect, 75/A Smart Range of GABARDINE COSTUMES, well tailored and beautifully braided, all very reasonably priced , 50 only LADIES’ SILK WOVEN FROCKS, good styles, in all new colours, no two alike, 39/6, 42/6 and 55/We extend a Cordial Invitation to our many customers to visit our NEW SHOWROOM and inspect our Latest Importations. I J. &J. AULD. DIREGT IMPORTERS OF SMART WEAR, H A W E R A.

PETERS House of Quality SENSATIONAL SALE! FULL RANGE OF COSTUMES, FROCKS, COATS, SILK AND KNITTED DRESSES AND JUMPERS AT SENSATIONAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. Also— HOSIERY, MILLINERY AND UNDERCLOTHING at Big Reductions. SALE BEGINS ON SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK ON THE PREMISES IN GILLANDERS’ BUILDINGS, UNION STREET, HAW ERA.

WILSON, CANHAM & CO.. HAWERA and ELTHAM. BUYERS OF HIDES, CALFSKINS, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, HORSEHAIR, ETC. WE PAY SPOT CASH. WE WANT YOUR CALFSKINS. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT OUR LORRIES WILL STAND AT SALE CENTRES AO USUAL. 'Phones—Eawera: Res. 138, Office 244. Eltham: Office 180.

BECOMING HATS THAT MEET FASHIONS’ APPROVAL. Individuality of choice is made possible by the wide variety of seasonable styles allowing at _ Miss Duvey’s. Each luit displays some distinctive touch that makes it ‘ ‘ modish. ’ ’ OUR PRICES ARE ALL MODERATE. jfISS JJAVEY, HIGH STREET/ HAWERA.

MAKE FARMING PAY THE “TUI” WAY. rPHBIIB'S a way to make farming pay even In th*M daya It’s the ’•Tul” way—“Tui" Seeds and Manures only. HODDER A TOLLEY, Ltd.* Valmsrstoa Iforth, Fell ding Merton and Hawera.

Saccus. will shortly be thinking of your Swede, Turnip, Rape and Barm Seeds for this spring sowing. Make up jour mind to have seeds of the highest 'germination, as puOved by the Department of Agriculture, and double dressed by our special machinery —the higliest, standard and best value obtainable. We' must, as far as possible, keep bur own money in our own country—goodness knows we can do with it all. Our seeds are obtainable in packets and in bulk from any of the principal merchants or stores in almost every town. If you have any difficulty in procuring our seeds, write to us direct. Insist politely, but firmly, on having Cooper’s Seeds, the “Seeds of Success.” (Obtainable from progressive merchants and stores all over N.Z.) F. DIXON QOOPER £TD. ST.,, WELLINGTON. ;• (We have a reputation of over 60 years’ faithful service to seed sowers.) ELTHAM MACHINERY J^XCHANGE, BRIDGE ST., ELTHAM. We have NEW and SECOND-HAND IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY foi Sale, including—--1 L.K.G. Releasc-r Milking Plant 1 Simplex Releaser Milking Plant 1 Gane Releaser Milking Plant 2 Horse Hoes 0 Benzine Engines ; 3 S.F. Handle Ploughs -2 Hydraulic Rams . Concrete Troughs (all sizes) Mower and Hay Rakes . WATER SUPPLY and MILKING MACHINE Work done in any part of the district. W. RICKETTS, MANAGER. I P.O. Box 68. ti Phones —Shop 140; Res. 273.

HPHE lIAWERA STAB is procurable ttoui the following agencies in lluwera— A, K.ELSEN, opposite St. Mary's Church, to 10 p.m. daily. E. J. ROASS.E <k CO., High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (uoou Wednesday, 9 p.m Saturday). I'. T. IJONNELLY. & CO., High St., to 5.30 p.rn. daily (noon Wednesday. 9 p.iu. Saturday). A. 11. 110DGE, High St., to 5.30 p.ra., daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.ra Saturday). W. H. SIIAW, Park Store, to 3 p.ra daily (9 p.m. Saturday). MRS. COOK, Everybody’s Sweet Shop, to 10 p.m. daily 0. W. CLARK, opposite railway Bta tion, to 8 p.m. daily (9 p.m. Satur day;. MR VINCENT, corner Argyle amJ High Streets, to 10 p.ra. daily. Copies may also be obtained at the Star Office. |£ING J^IMITED, , STOCK & STATION AGENTS. M B , E. A. NIXON, of Hawem, has been appointed as our Stock Agent for South Taranaki. Mr Nixon’s Office will be with Mr T. J. Salmon, Princes Street, Ilawera, where nil enquiries will be promptly attended to. Telephones: Office 128; Priv. House 20. 'pHERE is no virtue in patient suffering, but there is in Strange’s Rheumatic Honey; it fixes the trouble; 3/- and 6/8 a jar.—W. G. Strange, OLeinist. KING, lever filling fountain pen, now reduced to 1/- each; works just like the 25/- pens. —T. G. Liddington, High St., Hawera. Progandra cures corn a quickly; 1/6. —Advt.