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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 19 August 1925, Page 9

LEFT OVER SALE SPECIALS 20 BOYS’ CARDIGANS; sizes 24, 28 and 30— 6/11 16 BOYS’ JERSEYS; Khaki, Grey, Blue; sizes 18, 20, 22 5/11 6 BOYS’ TWEED OVERCOATS; sizes 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12 — 19/6 20 pairs MEN’S TAN and BLACK -25/DAVID STRACHAN & CO. HIGH STREET : : HAWERJL

X Attractive Footwear At Attractive Prices. 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 PAY NO MORE FOR STYLE! CROMPTON’S HIGH STREET SHOE STORE : s HAWERA. a GSB 0 S Df n Wt ITS GOOD [Tf ITS 22 pair MEN’S DENIM OVERALL TROUSERS; strong Usually 9/11 Reduced Price 16 pair MEN’S STRONG NAILED WORKING BOOTS— Usually 23/6 Reduced Price 2 doz. MEN’S STRONG WORKING SHIRTS; Collar attached— Usually 8/11 Reduced Price BOYS’ STRONG SCHOOL SUITS; nice shades— Usually 35/BOYS’ STRONG TWEED SHORTS; Usually 13/6 17 LADIES’ FAWN GLACE COURT SHOES; Louis heel 13 23 nice Reduced Price very strong — Reduced Price Usually 19/6 NEW ZEALAND Reduced Price 6/11 19/6 6/11 28/6 8/11 11/6 1 NEW ZEALAND 1 JCLOTHING' FACTORY I HAWERA. CLOTHING FACTORY

Writing from Honolulu to Hawera, Mr J. E. Campbell states that he and Mrs Campbell are enjoying their stay very much, but they would appreciate a breeze off Mt. Egmont occasionally. New Zealand is still the place for him. Unless plans are changed Mr Campbell expects to return to New Zealand by the middle of September. Mr J. R. Corrigan, M.P., speaking at the Nationalist meeting in Patea last night, said that the party now ledi by Mr G. W. Forbes had taken the name “Nationalist Party” only after the Prime Minister (Hon. J. G. Coates) had definitely refused to form a National Party representative of the two larger parties. Mr Coates had stated that he would go to the country v ith the Reform Party. Mr F. Jackson, carrier, of Nolantown, was awakened last night by neighbours, who informed him that his house was on fire. He was able to extinguish the fire, but it was a narrow escape. The outbreak was apparently due to some defect in the fireplace and washhouse. A cold in the head can he quickly relieved by “Na^ol. ” No cold is Nazol-proof; 60 doses; 1/6. —Advt.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. JUNIOR CLERK WANTED. TIJANTED ——For my Hawera office, a junior clerk. Apply—--11. B. GIBSON, Solicitor, Broadway Buildings. ■pOR- Sale—One 2 X switchboard. —A. St. Extension. li.p. motor and Shearer, Princes YX7ANTED—Capable maid. Apply Mrs ** Sinclair, Glen Holm, 38 South Road; ’phone 52.