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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 5 January 1925, Page 6

THOSE OF YOU WHO WOULDN'T CARRY SHODDY, “CHEAP” LOOKING BAGS £&*»■ SHOULD SELECT YOUR BAGS FROM BLAIR & SELLAR iyE SPECIALISE in BAGS and sell none but tlie BEST Qualities. They may cost a few shillings more than inferior quality bags, but they last a lifetime, and are the CHEAPEST in the long ruiv We have a splendid range of quality SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS, ATTACHE CASES AND TRAVELLING TRUNKS At VALUES which have NO EQUAL in Hawera. Vben you you want the BEST Bags shop at BLAIR & SELLAR, QUALITY IRONMONGERS, HAWERA,

SPECIAL NEW YEAR OFFERINGS AT MORTON’S SHOWROOM. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wears. A fine assortment. Prices range from 10/6 to 29/6. Our Special Price 6/6. Girls’ Smart School Hats, in coloured tagels. Were 8/b. Our Special Price 3/11. Ladies’/‘Cumfy Cut” Cotton Vests. Our Special Price 1/6. Ladies’ Smart Summer Frocks, in fuji, linen, crepes and. sponges, the balance of our stock to he carried at big reductions. 6 only—Ladies’ Knitted Woollen. Costumes. _ New fancy coats, plain skirts. Were 50/-. Our Special Price 35/-. RIBBONS Finest Quality, in 40, 60 and 80 widths, all shades. "We are over-stocked in these, so have decided to offer same at 5/- in the £ reduction. COTTON DRESS GOODS. 16 pieces 38-inch Stripe and Fancy Marocaines. Worth 3/11. Our Special Price 1/11. 25 pieces 38-iilch Shaute-sse, Stripe Voiles, Crimp Crepes, and Fancys. Worth 3/6. Our Special Price 1/11. 2 pieces 29-inch Fuji Silk. Our Special Price 3/6. MEN’S ' WEAR. ‘ Men’s Tweed Trousers, in medium and heavy weight. AVoi’th 16/6. Our Special Price 12/6. Men’s Heavy, Dark Grey Cotton Tweed Working Shirts. Worth il/6. Our Special Price 8/6. 50 doz. Men’s Wide-End Silk Ties. Worth 2/11 to 7/6. Our Special Prices 1/-, 1/11 and 2/11. Shop with ns. We can save you money. J. H. MORTON -DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS, ELTHAM.

“SWAN TOP Reciatarad Trad* Mat Ec—Copyright. N.Z. BACON CO. BUYERS OP PIGS (“Pit and Pat”) ALSO. OP CALFSKINS. RECEIVING DATES POE . JANUARY. Opunake—Every Monday. Te Kiri —Tuesday, 13, 27; 10 to 12.30. Awatuna —Tuesday, G, 20; 10 to 12.30. Kaponga —Every Wedhe s d ay. Skeet Road, Piliania—Tuesday, G, 27; 1 to 3 p.m. Riverlea —Tuesday, 13, 27; 1 to 3 p.m. Kapuni- —Tuesday, 13, 27; 10 to 12.30. Auroa —Every Monday. Otakelio —Wednesday, 7, 21. Okaiawa —Wednesday, 14, 28. Mangat oki—Every Monday. Eltliam —Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at works. Manaia —Evbr.y Tuesday. Normality—Monday, 5, 19. Te Eoti—Monday, 12, 26. II aw e r a—E ve r y Tuesday. Kakaramea —Every Monday. Waverley—Every Monday. Paten —Tuesday, 6, 20. Mokoia—Wednesday, 7, 21. Manutalii —Wednesday, 14, 2S. Ealiotu—Monday, 5, 19. Buyers: C. Webster, Waverley District. T. C. Arnold, Hawera District; ’phone ' 244. J. W. Burke, Eltliam District; ’phone 33 J. P. Crawford, Manaia District; ’phone 259, Eltliam. C. J. Lewis, Kaponga District; ’phone 64. A. A. Piper, Mangatokl; ’phone. IB7J, Eltham. "OATEA FARMERS' CO-OP. FREEZJL ING 00., LTD., PATE A. BUYERS OF FAT PIGS. RECEIVING DATES FOR JANUARY, 1925, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. PATEA—Every Monday. KAKARAMEA—Evejy Wednesday. MANUTAHI—Every ‘Monday. HAWERA—Wednesdays, 7 and 21. NORMANBY—Wednesdays, 14 and 28. WAYERLPY—Thursdays, S and 22. CALF andii SHEEPSKINS taken at Delivery Stations.