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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 12 June 1928, Page 9

THE DUNCAN SLAG SOWER MADE IN NEW ZEALAND BY P. & D. DUNOAN LTD.* CHEISTCHUE.cn. Without doubt the Finest Distributor on the market. This is not an idle statement, as witness the extraordinary number of these machines in use throughout Taranaki. Balanced, low down box, improved spreader, star feed, spur gear drive (no chains). CALL AND INSPECT. TO SEE IS TO BUY I NEWTON KING LTD., Union & Nelson Sts. : : Hawera

"XTOTHING Succeeds Like Success and more and more of LINKHORN’S BREAD is sold as time passes. WHY ? The answer is because of its 1 SUPERLATIVE QUALITY. And. it lie Quality is duo to only tlie FINEST Ingredients being combined in a scientific manner and the' bread being produced in the MOST HYGIENIC BAKEHOUSE in New Zealand. ‘ ‘ THE OUTSIDE SELLS THE LOAF, AND THE INSIDE KEEPS IT SOLD.;’ FOR LINKHORN’S QUALITY FIRST MILK-MADE BREAD ’Phone 2782 or 2741 AND WE WILL DELIVER REGULARLY—AND OUR DAILY DELIVERIES ARE REGULAR.

£B/-/- Now £5/6/8 US £26/-/- Now £l7/6/8 Sa I r £27/-/- Now il L £lB/6/8 BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED DIAMOND RINGS Prices Bedueed -by 6/8 in the £ GERBAND sets the standard for Quality, Beauty and _Craftsmanship in £l4/./- Now ssaaii diamond rings. £9/6/8 J. B. & SONS, LTD. HIGH STREET (Phone 2714) HAWERA

BULLOCK’S BIG IRONMONGERY & CROCKERY SALE Commencing on the Morning of THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Snips! Snips! Snips! ■ Bargains for the Household Bargains for the Farm Bargains for All Btil!ock f s Big Store Princes Street : : Hawera ’Phone 2296

For cutting the corner of High and Princes Streets on Monday, a visitor to town, Robert A. Cleland, who admitted he had been careless in the matter, was fined £2 and 3s costs in the Hawera Court to-day. There ns on view in a shop window at Bluff an object that lias caused much interest at the port, and no little discussion as to its original use (states the Matauru “Ensign”). It is a glass;globe of a greenish colour, about the size of the ordinary Association football. It is airtight, and was found towards the end of last Aveek by one of the crew of the fishing A-esisel Violet on West Ruggedy Reach at SteAvart Island. AAxhere it had been cast up by the eea. At a casual glance it appears to have bloAvn on Hie surface a, German Iron Cross, but closer observation reA’eals that the mark is that of a- shamrock. One rosident has assented that it is one of the buoys used bv the Germans to mark the position of mines sunk by their ships. A seaman with AAar experience con f ideal til v stated that the globe Avas identical with those used at Mudros Harbour ais a float for submarine nets in 'boom defence. The most recent opinion expuasse*! is that it B a- float for a fishing net.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. 'P'OE iSale —ißui'ck Car, in. perfect Tun- -*• nin'g order, any trial, 'ckeSap for oath. Can be»seen at 55 South Road.