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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 June 1928, Page 6

While driving from' Hawera to Palmerston North yesterday 'morning •Mr: F. H. Ollcrens'haw, o'f Hawera, to-o-ether with Mrs. Ollerenhaw and two other lady -passengers, experienced a fortunate escape from injury when the ear in which they were'travelling capsized at a point near Waverley. The tar seal •was slippery with the drizzling rain and in passing'an approaching car Mr. 'Oilerenshaw ’s sedan skidded into some loose sand (bordering the tarred portion of the road and Was thrown over on its side. 'Seeking to give prompt assistance a traveller in the oilier ear inadvertently locked the uppermost door of the sedan, (but Atr. Ollercnshaw managed to open it from the inside and clambered out with his passengers, none Ibeing any the worse for the startling mishap. 'The car Was not damaged except for a broken door glass and a loosened mudguard and 'finished the journey to (Palmerston North, returning to Hawera -in the evening. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Buckrell’s have a full assortment of TTndervests, including such well-known mak os as “ Meridian,” “ Velvetox ’ ’ and “ Vcdonis.” They are perfect fabrics for sensitive skins, priced from 4/11 to 19/6. In the cheaper makes they are showing really nice goods from 1/11 to 4/11. full sizes.—Advt. Pure silk Fuji in a wealth of colouring akin to a lovely garden. The forty different shades include scarlet, amber, cyclamen, apple green, jade, saxe, kingfisher, tangerine, gold, grey, henna, lemon, flesh, apricot, sky, mauve, shell, salmon, fawn, etc. Prices: Natural 1/11 colours 2/4* yard.—Harrops Ltd. —Advt. ,