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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 19 April 1926, Page 3

For Autumn ! W 1 /’HAT -will' YOU wear? Something new, of course. Something smart, naturally. And if it comes from here, it will be a pleasant addition to your wardrobe for many months to come. All our AUTUMN FASHIONS are ready, well chosen by us, so that they will be doublv well chosen by you. CO A lb, tub TUMES, COAT FROCKS, FURS, HATS and the hundred and one accessories that lend' distinction to a Costume. We’re ready any time you are. LADIES’ JUMPER SUITS, in all the latest styles and colourings—ss/6 to £5/12/6 CASHMERE FROCKS in new shapes and! wanted' shades — 63/- to £5/2/6 LADIES’ COSTUMES, in Coloured Repps and Tweeds, in great variety of exclusive styles —£5/12/6 to £9/19/6 WINTER COATS in Tweeds and Plain and Ribbed Velour, with and without Fur Collars—63/- to £lO/10/LADIES’ CONEY FUR COATS; various lengths—l4£ and 22gns Harrops Ltd Hawera

BARGAINS BARGAINS OUR FIRST ANNUAL SALE vrmi ;ss REPETITION —LET THE PRICES TALK. One “ROYAL SET; 62 One “STANDARD CHINA- AFTERNOON TEA SET^pieesa-. One HAND-CUT CRYSTAL DECANTER, Witt six Wine Glasses to match (Ports, Sherries or Liqueurs); exquisite design, and can aI'WS be matched for additions to set «r o »P£— * One “WALSH” HAND-CUT CRYSTAL SALAD BOWL^lMge ROSE BOWL—£I/7/6 . Now 7/6 Three ERUiT SETS (one salad, six sweet dishes); 7 pieces iu Blue Green and Cinnamon— lß/3 set Now 14/6 SETS of JUGS, large, three in set, m Blue and Green shades—--15- set v . Now 1,2/b , , DECORATED “BYZANTA” FRUIT SET; 7 pieces (one salad, six sweet dishes) —43/6 set Se One “ROYAL DOULTON” SANDWICH TRAY—2O/- each Now 15/- each LARGE “ROYAL DOULTON” HOT WATER JUGS—I6/6 each^ One Pair BLACK SATIN GLASS TALL JACOBEAN CANDLESTICKS —15/- pair Now 10 /- P 3^ PLAIN WHITE BREAD PLATES for everyday use—6/- per dozen Now 3/- per dozen THIN WATER TUMBLERS; large size—7/6 half dozen Now 3/- half dozen GLASS WATER JUGS; quart size 2/6 each Now 2/- each J. A. DALGETTY, SPECIALIST IN CRYSTAL AND FINE CHiNA, HAWERA.

ARRIVED!' THE MORGAN CYCLE CAR Costs less than a side-car outfit; 00-55 miles to the gallon; 50-55 miles per hour. Features: Weather Protection, Comfort, Economy, Speed, Simplicity, Strength, Value. THE MORGAN Has been the most popular Cycle Car in England for the last 15 years, and the following extract from “The Light Car and Cycle Car ’ ’ of July 24, 1925, shows its capabilities as an ideal Colonial machine:—“ln the Midland C. and A.C/s 24 hour trial, which included climbing Urry’s Pet, a Welsh ‘terror/ four Morgans scored three clean ascents, although of thirteen sidecars only three got up, and of twenty cars sixteen failed.” In the A.C.U. 1000 miles stock machine trials, eight Morgans entered and won eight gold medals. Morgans won the highest award in the Paris-Nice trial; won 4 gold medals in the London-Land's End trial; and 3 gold medals in the LondonBolyhead trial. Price £l4O BODLE BROS., SOLE AGENTS, ELTHAM.

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