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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 26 October 1925, Page 3

THE LATEST IN QUALITY DRESS MATERIALS! Our New Dress Department, with its greatly increased space and perfect lighting, awaits your inspection. We make no idle boast wlien we say that we are showing the finest range of SPRING and SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS in the district. Quality predominates in our low priced lines as well as in our HIGH GRADE EXCLUSIVE FABRICS. SILK and WOOL OTTOMAN CORD, featuring the newest shades of Nectarine, Sunburn, Bronze, New Mole, Navy and Black; 42 inches wide —17/11 yard SILK and WOOL SATIN MAROCAIN, in shades of Burnt Amber, Aquamarine, Bois de Rose, Stone Grey, Navy, Toast, Cinnamon, and Black; 42 inches wide—*-13/11 yard ALL-WOOL and SILK and WOOL COSTUME and DRESS TWEEDS in a variety of thei newest effects in Checks, Shot Checks and Herringbone, effects; 54 inches wide —From 12/6 yard FRENCH ALL-WOOL DELAINES in beautiful colourings; 40 inches wide—7/11 yard Exclusive Designs in PRINTED RAYON, showing new shades of Periwinkle Blue, Nectarine, Lime, New Blue, etc; 40 inches wide —6/6 yard RAYON CREPE DE CHINE in the new block stripes on dark grounds; all exclusive designs; 40 inches wide —5/6 yard RAYON MAROCAIN, embossed with large Satin overcheek in shades of Mauve, Nectarine, Navy, Grey, Cinnamon, Pillar Box Red, Flame, String and Almond; 40 inches wide—--5/6 yard SHRUNKENFAST DRESS LINENS in a huge range of newest shades; 36 inches wide in two qualities—2/11 and 3/6 yard FLORAL MAROCAINS in all shades and designs; 40 inches wide—2/3, 3/3, 3/6 yard GINGHAMS are showing in decidedly nevv.effects, the new large shaded overehe.cks on printed grounds 'being very effective; fast? colours on a quality cloth—l/4£, 1/6 yard COTTON MAROCAINS in .beautiful self shades; 40 inches wide — 1/11 yard -LINGERIE on grounds of Nil Green, Sky, Mauve, Pink and White, with dainty Lingerie designs; 40 inches wide.—2/3 yard Heavy Weight STRIPED, FUJI in a variety of effective stripes.— 4/11 yard WRITE FOR POSTAGE PAID FREE SAMPLES, STATING COLOURS REQUIRED. Special for This Week. LADIES’ LONG CREAM COTTON VESTS; extra quality— Now 2/11 Harrops Ltd. HAWERA.

rPO STAND the Season at ELTHAM, and travel Stanford, Kaponga, Te Roti, Normanby and Fraser Road Districts — The Clydesdale Stallion PRINCE PREMIER By Premier Pride, out of Nancy Lee; by Young Kelvin, out of Fanny II.; by Lord Cranley, out of Fanny; by Srathmore, out of Polly; by Sir Colin Campbell, "Walls. PRINCE PREMIES was bred by Mr E. E. Jenkins, Dunsandel, Canterbury. Prince Premier is a fine, bold, upstanding horse with good broad sound feet, a fine set of legs, with plenty of good straight flowing silky hair. He is a rich dark brown colour, with white hind legs, and has a splendid temper; has a good head set on a good neck and shoulders, with a good body proportionately built. He is a very weighty horse, likely to produce the heavy cart horses so much required nowadays. He has splendid action, and is a bold straight-goer. He is a sure foal-getter I his first foals are very highly" spoken of. His sire, Premier Pride, carried off the championship prizes In all South Island show rings for years, also winning many prizes for sire and four, of his progeny. Prince Premier has been shown twice and has taken two firsts, two championships and one special. All care' taken, but no responsibility. TEEMS: £5/5/- Single Mare. Two or more as arranged. Groomage fee, 5/-, payable first service. Apply—0. HEWSON (in charge). Or— J. KEBEISK, Owner, Ohangai. TARANAKI’S OPPORTUNITY. BREED TO A PROVED SIRE. EL CARBINE (Imp.) 2.11 J at 3 years Sire Carlokin 2.74; Dam, Zornzar 2.10. A real American trotter. A great racehorse. An exceptionally sure foalgetter, having got mares in foal. no 'other horses could. The greatest producing sire that has ever been in Taranaki. The only living sire in New Zealand to sire two Trotting Stakes winners, viz., El Munsar and Carbinea, thus proving early speed. The only sire in the North Island who has a son qualified for the N.Z. Cup, viz., First Carbine. EL CARBINE’S list of winners is too numerous to mention. His pedigree has the best blood in America. Breeding is of little value if the sire does not produce winners. This is Taranaki’s opportunty to breed from a great raeehorse and producer. TERMS: 10 GUINEAS. " Reducible to 8 guineas if paid at first service. Grazing: Dry Mares, 3/- per . week;. Wet Mares, 5/-. For particulars apply— J. E. V. SMITH, Normanby, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION PRINCE DOUGLAS rnTLL travel the same route as last ” season. All mares barren to this torse last season will be served at talf price if owners wish. For further larticulars see cards. TERMS: £4/10/All accounts due January Ist, 1926. H. EDGAR, Kdaatoinij Hawer*.