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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 14 April 1927, Page 9

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DAINTY SHOES For Easter Never were styles for Autumn Shoes more attractive than to-day at H. 8., HAWEEA. WOMEN'S BROWN STRAP LOW HEEL SHOES 22/6 27/6 WOMEN’S BLACK STRAP SHOES, Cuban or Flat Heels 22/6 WOMEN’S BLACK GLACE WALKING SHOES; flat heel \\/Q WOMEN’S GOLD BROCADE EVENING SHOES 27/6 82/6 WOMEN’S FAWN GLACE STRAP WALKING SHOES 32/6 WOMEN’S BROWN STRAP WILLOW CALF GOLF shoes 42/@ WOMEN’S FANCY & PLAIN WARM SLIPPERS 4/0 5/0 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY HAWEEA, ELTHAM, STRATFOED, NEW PLYMOUTH.

The Shipping Company in Patea report that the present season has been the best for several years as regards the bar and the entrance. There have been practically no westerlies, and the work of the port has in consequence been much facilitated. Last year was a. marked contrast, for westerlies prevailed for several months and steamers would often come up to 1 the entrance and. finding conditions against them, scuttle back to. Wanganui to await a favourable opening. Each year, too, this' has been noticed at some part of the season.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TOKAOEA HALL. RAND OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. Full particulars later. Dancers, remember the date. E| TIPPETT, Secretary. "VYrANTED to Sell —Baby's eot and. mattress, as new, £l. Ring 2113# T OST—From car between Hawera J and Ivapuni, on either N-ormanby or Manaia Roads, leather suit case, addressed Miss Johnson, AncklanJd. Finder kindly leave at Criterion Garage.

The many friends of Mr D. J. Williams. recently of IS fere mere, and who now resides at Napier: will ho pleased to learn that he is making a .satisfactory recovery from a long -illness 1 , during which he was obliged to undergo two serious operations. The latest report holds out the hope of a complete, restoration to his usual state- of health.