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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 19 August 1926, Page 8

r THERE’S NO GERMS IN IT! Vtf - ft YET, WELLS ■ LUCAS “GERM PROCESS” (BRITISH) OILS CONTAIN THE SECRET OF LUBRICATION MISSED BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS. W AN ENTIRELY BRITISH PRODUCTION WITH A GRADE FOR Every Type of Lubrication Try It in Your Car £ YOU SAVE 1/- PER GALLON. ALSO STOCKED IN 1 GALLON, 4 GALLONS, AND BULK. “Perdriau” Y Milking Rubberware g- THERE’S NOTHING “EVEN AS GOOD.’’ fjT" OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM V BENNETT & SUTTON. . - HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HAWERA HIGH ST.

HUT CHIN SON’S PATENT WATER POWER OR HYDRAULIC VACUUM PUMP TAKES THE PLACE OF BOTH ENGINE AND VACUUM PUMP, AND COSTS NOTHING TO RUN. V \ - NO BENZINE, NO LUBRICATING OIL. " \ Infringers of the Patent will be Prosecuted. PRICE OP SPARE PARTS FOR SAME. £ s. d. Valve Rod with Nut 1 10 0 Valve with Rubber 2 1 6 Valve Seat with Bushes 2 14 0 Brass Nut with Rubber 1 6 0 Pillar or Pedestal 1 15 0 Crossbar • • 2 5 0 Crossbar Pin 0 18 6 Stirrup 0 13 0 Check Valve, 2in 1 15 0 Valve Rubber 1/- per running foot. Sole Makers. J. HOPKIRK & CO., ENGINEERS, lIAWEEA.

LINOLEUMS Another Shipment or Linoleums HAS ARRIVED AT D. McCORMICK & CO. FROM THE WELL-KNOWN MANUFACTURERS Miles, Sykes, Barry’s and Nairn’s. INCLUDED IN THIS RANGE ARE DESIGNS SUITABLE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE, EVERY ONE BEING THE PICK OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS BEING DIRECT IMPORTERS FROM THESE MAKERS, WE ARE IN THE HAPPY POSITION OF SHOWING YOU THE LATEST At the Lowest Prices. CALL AND INSPECT, AND YOU WILL PROVE FOR YOURSELF THAT OUR VALUES CANNOT BE BEATEN. D. McCORMICK & CO., PRINSES STREET (next P. 0.) HAWERA SALE! SALE! SALE! NOW ON BARGAINS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, ELECTROPLATE AND DIAMOND RINGS DIAMOND RINGS 20 per cent, Discount H. A. BRUNETTE WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. Established 1882.

T>HOTO Albums for winter nights—a flreside job—to show to your friends. Albums from 1/6 to 10/6. Inspect our stocks. —W. Strange, the Chemist. CHAW’S Popular Sale— bargains ever offered The greatest in boys’ and men’s wear. Boys’ strong shirts, 2/11; men’s neglige shirts, 4/11; highclass goods at throw-out prices.—High St., Hawera.