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IOSOELXxANEOUS. T the Melbourne Ltd.—Men’s odd coats, 23/6; men’s sport coats, 27/6 each. , _ A T the Melbourne Ltd. —Men s allwool 1 socles from 3/3 pair; men s fancy socks from 3/11 pair. AT the, Melbourne, 'Ltd.—Petone allwool blanket rugs, 18/6; Kaiapoi all-wool rugs, 20/6; Canterbury allwool rugs, 17/6) each. 4<Xi7 L through •the night” you’ll J -*- sleep undisturbed with a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle at your feet. An investment in warmth, health and comfort. All sizes. * ABE your children, at school? Our safe remedy for Pediculi (Nits) is certain in action and beneficial to the' scalp; 2/6 per bottle.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. ; pEEORE and after “flu” take “Mal--t) tophos” and get your strength up; 3/- and 5/- large bottle at Tait’s, the Chemist, High Street. pORNS—Soft or. Hard! Strange's Corn Cure is a* real remover; nonpoisonous, but certain in action. Don’t be a sufferer; get' a pot to-day at Strange’s, the Chemist.

F OK warmth, comfort and smartness try our fancy pull-over sweaters, just to hand in exclusive jazz designs. Prices are bedrock at Adamson and Robb’s, the Best 'House for Men! ’s Wear. TTOR four prescriptions we, dispense only pure drugs of highest quality with qualified skill. Bor requirements after pharmaey hours telephone 626, 50 Wilson St.—W. G. Strange, the Chemist. ■pANCY Sox—We have just landed a • beautiful 'range of these' goods in a variety of checks that are most pleasing and quite new. The famous Balbriggah half-hose direct from the manufacturers. Come. in and ask to see them; they are reliable goods and the price right. —Adamson and Robb, High .Street, Hawera, TT T> SAMPLE Hats and Caps—have purchased a big range of men’s and boys’ hats and caps, from the best English makers at a big reduction in price at the JSTew Zealand 1 Clothing Factory, Hawera. TT T> HAWEKA—The Stetson Hat X 1.13. 2£i n g, 9 ( have opened up a big range of this famous hat for men in the new shades of grey, fawn and tans, and the new Brive and San Ann shape at H. 8., Hawera. TT T) WALKING Shoes—We have opened up a Tange of Bostook black satin bar, Louis heel, walking shoes; the newest in ladies’ shoes at the H. 8., Hawera. T ATEST Records can always be heard at Liddington’s, High St. Large stock of His Master’s Voice, Zohophone, Columbia, A.C.O. and- Vocalion. TT T> GIRLS’ College or School X 1.13. boater Hats. , Tlie new drdop brim, is here; also technical high school or convent or any school band in the Dominion at the. H. 8., Hawera; TT AIL, Smiling Morn! A smiling -*■ morn indeed after a night of peaceful slumber with a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Will last for years. Guaranteed by ‘‘Unique” oa stopper. H.B. PAINTERS ’ Overalls with ’ biib, 6/11; white factory fi/n- mpu ’a nr hnvs’ farm overalls, 6/11; men’s or boys’ overalls, 6/11; farmers’ denim coats, 10/6; odcL vests!, odd coats, 1919, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TZ’EEP Dry in one of our Navy Baincoats. A very smart coat with belt all round; a coat that will give you good service eombinedi with a good appearance at a low price at Adamson and Robb’s, High iSt., Hawera. “MUM! My feet are so cold!” • ■ Wise parents always warm the ittle ones’ feet with a “Unique”. Hot iVater Bottle —the safe and sure way. Made by North British Rubber Co. —3

p F. HAMMONDS, Jeweller, MA- ■ * NAIA, sella lucky 18ct Wedding Rings in all sizes. A fresh stock of Chiming, Wall, Mantel and Bedroom Clocks in the newest designs. A new parcel of Wristlet Watches imported direct, from Switzerland, 15 jewelled levers; very reliable; excellent value. How is your watch? Have you had it cleaned within two years; if not, it is spoiling. We rejuvenate them. piANOS ! Pianos ! Pianos ! The . Barnard (London) in oak frame for 78 guineas. Easy terms arranged to suit you.—T. G. Liddirigton, Hawera; agent for The Bristol Piano Cm, Ltd. : :: : ' ' ■DEAD ARTHUR’S Sale Bargains’ announcement on page 8 of this issue. ■piIEUMATICS Those neuralgic pains in the joints! Don’t be a martyr. Use Strange’s Rheumatic Honey or Uric Wafers. They have many friends. J>EAD ARTHUR’S Sale Bargains’ announcement on page 8 of this issue. QAME Day Photo Service, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Save time, money and disappointment at Strange’s, the Photo Specialist, High Street. EACH—Brownie Cameras; the ibest present to give' your boy or girl.—At Woollett’s, next Blair and Sellar’s, where developing and printing are' done. > GAVE £2O! Buy your Piano at Woollett’s (Nimmo’s Piano Depot), next Blair and Sellar’s. Prices are easily £2O lower than elsewhere; terms arranged. GEVERAL splendid second-hand pianos, thoroughly overhauled, at Laidlaw’* Musio Warehouse, High St. Feet of Comfort! The Unique Hot Water Bottle will keep your feet ns warm as toast on the coldest night. Insist on ‘ ‘ Unique ’ ’ —none as good. —2 TO Farmers—Veterinary medicines supplied, including paralysis powders, colic mixtures and drenches; picked formulae by veterinary specialists at Tait’s, Veterinary Chemists High St. £7B (POUNDS) buys a good English Piano; oak case, beautiful toned instrument. Terms arranged at Woollett’s, next Blair and Sellar’s.

LADIES’ SPORT CORSETS; all sizes After Sale Special 3/11 and 5/11. RIBBONS, DRILLINGS and INSERTIONS— After Sale Special all 6d yard. LADIES’ KNITTED and FABRIC GLOVES— After Sale Special 6d pair.

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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 September 1925, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 September 1925, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 September 1925, Page 2

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