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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 November 1924, Page 3

SPECIAL OFFER OF MANCHESTER GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER OWING TO AN INRUSH' OF RAIN WATER SEVERAL PIECES OF MANCHESTER REMNANTS TOGETHER WITH A QUANTITY OF TOWELS AND TOWELLING HAVE BEEN MORE OR LESS DAMAGED BY WATER, THESE HAVE BEEN MARKED AT SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR AND \\ lIX EE OFEEKED ON THURSDAY and SATURDAY NEXT FOR ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. HAWEfIA AND STRATFORD.

Are you thinking of a , NEW UPHOLSTERED SUITE ? THEN' BE SURE TO CALL AT McCORMIGK & TAYLOR’S FOR AN ESTIMATE. 7 All Upholstering done on. the premises, therefore you can see your'suite .being built and see for yourself only the best .of materials being used. Remember, it if not the coyer that'mates the suite, but the materials used in the construction underneath the coyer. Every piece has pur personal supervision in this matter. CHESTERFIELDS, SETTEES, CHAIRS RE-COVERED, SEE .OUR RANGE OF NEW COVERS. McCORMICK & TAYLOR, Direct Importers and Specialists in Loose Covors, PRINCES STREET (Next P.D.) HAWERA,

WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO DO ALL CLASSES OP / TURNING, OYGLINDEB RE-BORING find all ACETONE WELDING at REASONABLE PRICES. Motor Lorry Work a Specially. • SOLID TYRES STOCKED AND FITTED AT REASONABLE PRICES. Give Us a Trial! WE WILL SATISFY YOU! Farmers’ Co-op., THE RING THAT MARKS THE GREATEST PAY OF ALL SHOULD be selected with a care befitting its high mission. That is why you should come here—where our fine variety of tastefulENGAGEMENT RINGS makes selection an easy matter. E. W. SARGENT, JEWELLER HAWERAa msm D The value of your CAR is OFTEN JUD.QED BY APPEARANCE, therefore bring it along now for repainting and let us make her look like new. Only the finest quality paint and varnish used. are HURRELL BROS. HAWERA Phone 4 iIL D. 547

TT T? BOOT Fair—This week is the time to buy your working boots for men. Strong bluchers, 12/6; nailed shooters, 21/6; Sunday boots, 2-i/G, 35/-; pug toe boots or shoes at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. ~

"ftJUJISE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Rooms, ’phone 647, in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on alternate Mondays and every Thursday and Saturday, from 2 to 5, and Wednesday mornings, 10.30 to 12. Private address, 65 Argyle Street; ’phone 726.