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

a SPRING GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES 1 Dress Department. 36-inch COTTON GEORGETTE; Plain, Cheek and Stripes; in all the wanted shades —4/3, 5/3, 6/6 yard 38-inch COTTON MAROCAINS in all good shades—2/9 38-inch FLORAL VOILES—I/11, 2/3, 2/9, 2/11, 3/3 yard 38-inch COTTON GABARDINE in all wanted shades—Our price for one week, 2/6 yard Showroom. SALMON PINK ARTIFICIAL SILK JUMPER, with Oriental design—32/6 LEMON JUMPER, band of Almond Green, self colour Peter Pan collar and cuffs; also belt of same'shade; finished .buckle—23/6 Extra Special Line of BEACH FROCKS in Printed Marocains—7/6 IVORY ARTIFICIAL JUMPER; latest design, with neck, cuffs and band of crochet —19/6 and 33/6 LINEN MORNING FROCKS; gathered at side; finished with narrow ties of same material; iri Pink, Ilelio, White, Green—l7/6 BOYS’ GREY COTTON TWEED SHORTS from 5/11 BOYS’ NAVY SERGE SHORTS from 7/- pair BOYS’ KNITTED SCHOOL TIES; all shades—l/BOYS’ GREY TWEED & NAVY SERGE SUITS from 30/BOYS’ NATURAL WOVEN SINGLETS from 3/6 MEN’S DARK WORKING SHIRTS from 4/11 Our Famous WHITE DRILL SHIRTS with Black Stripe—s/11 MEN’S STRIPED SOFT COLLARS—3 for 2/6 Fancy Department. WOMEN’S SHORT COTTON GLOVES in Nigger Beaver, Pastelle, White, Grey and Mole—2/9 LONG CHAMOISETTE GLOVES in Champagne, Lemon, Mole Grey and White—7/11 ’ J J WOMEN’S MERCERISED COTTON HOSE, with wool lined feet: Black and White only—2/11 WOMEN’S ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—3/3 . WOMEN ’S ALL-WOOL 2-PIEGE COLONIAL BATHING COSTUMES S.W., 16/6; W., 17/11; 0.5., 19/3 ftlanchester Department. 33-incli CHECK & BROKEN CHECK ZEPHYRS—I/4 36-inch FLORAL FLEUEI, in all shades; the correct thing for hall curtains—4/6 Full-range of MADRAS MUSLINS in very nice designs—2/il, 3/3, 3/9, 3/11 32 ’ in i/i? OYLE ’ S NAVY I)RILLETTE ; tlie thiu § for school dresses—--54-inch WHITE TWILL SHEETING—SpeciaI Price 2/3 80-inch WHITE TWILL SHEETING—SpeciaI Price 2/11 If You Cannot Cali Mail Your Order. We Pay Postage. Limited, tHE OPEN WAREHOUSE, Street and Opp. Post Office, Hawera.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWERA. THE IMPORTED BLOOD STALLION CALLAGHAN (3) (Fairy King—Penny Forfeit). CALLAGHAN is o chestnut horse, Y years old, standing 16.1 hands high, commanding appearance and well put together. Callaghan's darn is a lull sister to Eudorus, Bire of Eurythmic and of dozens of other good horses in Australia, and descends from the same branch of the No. 3 Family that produced Toxophilite, Windhound, and Flatcatcher. Eudorus had, up to 1923, 176 winners of over £IOO,OOO. Callaghan won the Birmingham Handicajp (£820) in England and several races in New Zealand. The St. Simon-Hampton blood has been markedly successful in sires all the world oyer, th« great Persimmon and his brothers, Diamond Jubilee and Florizel 11., are prominent representatives who all left great turf performers and good brood mares at the Btud,. Fee: Sixteen guineas. Paddocking 69 per week. Mares at d distance met at Hawera station. All care, but ho responsibility. ’Phone 363. For further Darfciculars anply— B. BROOKS, Burn Street, Nolantown, Hawera, TO STAND THIS SEASON AT GOLDEN . VALLEY FARM, GLADSTONE STREET, HAWERA, AND TRAVEL WHERE REQUIRED, THE GREAT TROTTING SIRE, MOUNTAIN KING Sire: Franz, by Vauclere (imp.)—Fraulein (imp.). Dam : Flowerwood, by Blackwood Abdullah (imp.)—Pansy. Tracing to the great-es-j trotting strain the world has produced. Mountain King is a handsome, dark bay with black points, standing 16 hands, with plenty of good bone and feet. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter and a sire of great racers; also ideal farm horses. Sire of Mount Albert, Hawera Cup winner, and many others. Fees; Five guineas; grooniage ss; half fee payable first service, balance 22nd December. Full particulars groom in charge. ’Phone 713. TO STAND THE SEASON, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, PRINCE DOUGLAS (981) Bred by Mr. R. Kennedy, Drummond, Southland. By General Douglas (imp. 16412 C. 5.8.), (213 N.Z. C. 5.8.), Dam (431 N.Z. C. 5.8.). Will stand at Nolantown and travel the following round; South Road to Manaia, Kaponga, and Riverlea, Palmer, Duthie and Hastings Roads, and home by Normanby. Terms, £4 10s, due January 1, 1925. Prince Douglas has been exhibited eight times and been awarded three championships, eight first prizes and two seconds; tour firsts in Southland, the rest at Hawera, Stratford, New Plymouth. For further particulars see card. 11. EDGAR, Owner. TO BE AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERS BETWEEN HAWERA AND NEW PLY MOUTH (INCLUSIVE! THIS SEASON, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE POTOA (12) MONOFORM (18) FROM BLACK WATCH (12) Monoform by Hotchkiss from Forino. Hotcht kiss by Musket. Formo by . Sterlingworth. Monoform full brother to Multiform. Potoa’s i pedigree runs strong to Eclipse and is entirely i iree from St. Simon influence, and should meet the St. Simon blood with great advantage. Potoa is the sire of Hipo (Easter Handicap, Auckland), Poanui (Great Northern Hurdles), Bute Sound, lhapotoa. Maori Waihine (winner at Melbourne), Senteniila (double winner at Sydney), Potoanui, Poteen, and other wen performed horses. I He is a magnificent specimen of the thor oughbred, standing over 16 hands, and is- easily recognised as a typical scion of the famous Musket family Fee: Twenty guineas For further particulars— T. CARSON, ~ Booth Hoad, Hawera. I QNOWM tablecloths and spotless linen* r are assured with 1 ‘ Dove ’' Erand. Starch. None as good. Ah grocers ! sell it. QIITVER KING, lever filling fountain pen, now reduced to 1/- each; works just like the 25/- pens. —T. G. Liddington, High St., Hawera.

Just Opened—A great Tange of COLOURED BEDSPREADS; single and double bed sizes—C. C. Ward Ltd. Prices 11/G, 13/6, 14/6, 18/6 AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNERS, 27-iueh wide, in tasty rose and fawn pattern—Special Offer at 12/6 yard