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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 June 1925, Page 9

See the Latest in Winter Boots and Shoes—--Special Displays. 06 pair LADIES GOOD WALKING SHOES; good wear ’| Q/& Reduced Price rJ / 66 pair LADIES •’ BLACK LEATHER SOLE SLIPPERS €> /"j Reduced Price 9j/ - 55 pair LADIES’ BLACK SATIN OR BROCADE SOHES t 0/(2 Reduced Price JL^/ 66 pair MEN’S SUNDAY BLACK OR BROWN SHOES 00/(2 Reduced Price 60 pair MEN’S WORKING BOOTS; unnailed or nailed 10/(2 Reduced Price 30 pair BOYS’ STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS; toe plates—--10/- 18/9 iEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND ] a Ji In* I CLOTHING FACTORY! HAWERA. cloth™ FACTORY

A NEW HAT TCI TOP OFF ! WE HAVE A NEW RANGE OF STETSONS, , BATTERSBYS, VICTOR JAYS, THE VERY.LATEST. CALL AND SEE i THESE. OUR NEW STOCKS OF FOOTWEAR TO HAND NOW. BOSTOCK’S, ASTORIA CROCKETT & JONES MARSHALL’S ALL LATEST STYLES OUR PATRONS WILL FIND QUALITY AS WELL AS ECONOMY IN OUR STORE. cv •**. J / V DAVID STRACHAN & CO. HIGH STREET : : HAWERA. Telephone 373. i ggssaßUMaaaaßaßmmtßo^i : ; • ' IS m mt m m m Attractive .Footwear At Attractive ■ To add the finishing touches to your new season’s frock, be correctly dressed from the FEET up. Select your shoes from CROMPTON’S splendid assortment of leading styles—and you will KNOW that your feet are Faultlessly Attired. AT CROMPTON’S YOU PM NO MORE FOR STYLE ! CROMPTON’S SHOE STORE HIGH STREET HAWERA.

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EXTRACT, HAWEEA STAR. JUNE 20, 1925. Iris Handley, 16-year-old daughter of Mr E. F. Handley, Goulburn, iias walking past the water tanu m . backyard of her parents’ residence at Kenmore, and stepped into a pool of water. She clutched the earth wire o. the electric light supply, and was dead in an instant. Apparently the n a _ provided a circuit for the current. Which flashed through the girl » body. The Goulburn voltage was only 24U. _ If you have any doubtful electric connections- or fauity fittings, Consult G YDE & JgAERINGER, THE BLUE ELECTRIC SHOP, HAWEEA. ’Phone 345. WHITE PAPER. QUANTITY good clean waste paper paper (unprinted), suitable for wrapping purposes. 3d per lb. Apply— STAR OFFICE. As a protection against coughs and colds “Nazol” has no equal. One dose a day keeps colds away. Can be taken anywhere. 60 doses 1/6. —Advt.

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