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End-of-Seasoe SALE FINAL REDUCTIONS IN THE SHOWROOM. During this week we will have a Great Slaughter of READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS. Prices are cut to such an extent as to be almost unrecognisable. ONE-PIECE FROCKS, in Navy Gabardine; good styles— Usually up to 63/- Sale Price 17/6, 25/TjADIES’ COSTUMES in Brown, Fawn and Grey Gabardines; aJL o-oodl styles —Usually up to Signs Now all 69/6 LADIES’ BLACK * WHITE GABARDINE COSTUME; one only— Usually £lO/10/- Now 29/6 MAIDS’ GREY FLANNEL COAT & SKIRT; one only— TTs nllv 63/- .NOW V/b LADIES’ EVENING FROCKS, all latest styles and good colourings—Usually 40/6 to BJgns Now all Half Price LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS; Black and coloured— Usually 15/6, 16/6 Now all 3/11 LADIES’ CORSETS; good shapes; all sizes— Usually up to 22/6 9^^ ALL TRIMMED and. READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY— Usually up to 40/6 Now 4/11, 7/6, 10/6 LADIES’ KNITTED COSTUMES; three only— Usually 55/6, 65/6 ,** ow all 22/6 LADIES' KNITTED FEOCKS-Usually up LADIES’ WOOL JUMPERS —Usually up to 45/6 Now all 8/11 LADIES’ WOOL CARDIGANS—UsuaIIy up to 40/6 Now 5/11, 14/11 VELOUR COATS, with and without Fur Collars— Usually up to lOigns Now 12/6, 19/6, 69/6 LADES’ RAINCOATS in Fawn, Green and Navy; five only Usually up to 59/6 Now all 14/11 SHORT COATS in Tweed and Velour; four only— Usually 49/6 to Signs Now 19/6 to 29/6 LADIES’ SPENCERS and BODICES in White and Natural— Usually 5/G 8 / U LADIES’ COMBINATIONS in Natural and Cream— Usually 9/11, 14/11 Now all 6/11 LADIES’ VESTS in Wool and Cotton; various shapes and styles— Usually 3/11, 3/11, 6/11, 3/n> 4/6> 3/6> 6/11 CHILDREN’S CREAM WOOL VESTS; all sizes Usually 2/11, 4/9 Now 1/11, 2/11 LADIES’ DRESSING GOWNS, in Ripple Cloth and Molleton— Usually 27/6, 69/6, 75/- Now 14/11, 35/6, 39/6 Harrops Ltd Hawera.

TO ALL CYCLE RBDEBS ! LEO MARTEK IS NOW IN GILLANDERS’ BUILDINGS, UNION STREET. BRIGHTER AND BIG GEE PREMISES, WHERE ALL CYCLE WORK IS DONE BY EXPERTS. Agencies: B.S.A. EMPIRE CYCLES —the Best Road Racers —and ARMSTRONG—the Better Cycle—THE ROYAL HORSE CYCLES. Ring ’Phone G 63.

IS SPRING TIME THIRST TIME? /CERTAINLY you do not get quite as thirsty as on a hot summer’s day, but whatever your thirst, a bottle of GOODWIN-DAVY AERATED WATERS is always welcome. For Purity, Flavour and Refreshment be sure the bottle bears a G.D. label. GOODWIN, DAYY & CO., Sole Bottlers of Ward’s Orange, Lemon and Lime Crushes for South Taranaki, HAWEEA,

„ ORION, J/ew Op»n sire © W/> Hot Mt«rJ3oif*r j jbr Siftincjroains&G, Spscfslly Daslgned (or Houses when Eloctrlolty or Gn» (■ used lor Cooking and Baking. Two New Developments * n Heating Appliances for the HEATING Home, Shop, Office, etc. STOVE THE ORION OPEN FIRS WITH HOT % inOfflCU WATER BOILEB, enables a supply ol “° , e ' / \ Boiling Water to bo arailablo In th* tjorKrooW6,V(hooiS j Kitchen, when tha Range Firo U JsAnivs f^airi'eA&V allowed to go out. This new firo In tha Bitting, BeH, or other Room, prorideo Hot Water far all “after hour" requirements. THE "MIRO" to a small, eompaot, and wonderfully handy Heating Stowe, measuring only 19 Inohes high by 10 inches square. It may bo placed fas any position whsra an ordinary storepip* can be utilised. It will bum any ooal, area tha cheapest Lignite, ul a kettle os pot may bo boiled sa the top. Prlos £3. Ask your Ironmonger to show yes one! H. E. Shaddock Ltd. Makars *1 tha "ORION" Ranges. DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINQTON, AND AUCKLAND. m

T>OTOSCILLO Sewing Machine, £l4 14a cash; Vickers’ hand and treadle, £l2 cash; every machine kept in repair free of charge for five years; guaranteed for ten years. Why pay more T Dixon’s, Hawera. WHITE PAPER. QUANTITY good clean waste paper paper (unprinted), suitable for wrapping purposes. 3d per lb. Apply— STAB OFFICE.

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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 August 1925, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 August 1925, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 August 1925, Page 3

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