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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 March 1929, Page 2

AFTER all “La Gloria” is the Lest Gramophone. Then, of course, you get 5 double-sided records free and 12 months’ supply of needles free. Oh, yes, it must be a “La Gloria.” Sole agent for Haw-ora distirct: T. G. Liddington. ■pRIDGE Cards and Accessories A wonderful assortment of designs in single and double packs now showing at Liddington’s, Hawera. TT T> NEW SHOES for Ladies— JLX.X>. Now showing a great range of new shoes in patent and coloured kids, from 19/12, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. 11 l> GOLD Evening Shoes with -*-*-•-*-'* high or low heels, also silver and coloured tinsel shoes at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. ijj o EASTER Suit Cases —Good strong fibre suit cases, from 9/6 to 24/6; fibre attache cases and I leather suit cases at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. tt tV ‘FOOTBALL Outfits —Jerseys, any club, boys’ or men’s, football boots, football stockings at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. tt x> ULTIMAX Suits—Buy your suit this week whilst the great show of the blues, greys and browns are showing at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. ~DHUNERVA purifies the blood; absolutely cures Rheumatism and kindred complaints. A health herb taken as tea. Penny stamp for testimonials and Free sample to Goodey & Sen, Box 430, Wanganui, or apply Miss M. Hill, Draper, High St., Hawera. local agent.

BIG SEDUCTIONS BIG REDUCTIONS IN TYRE PRICES. TYRE PRICES. DOR a short period only we are ofierA ing BIG DISCOUNTS off ail first grade makes of TYRES. If your choice is Firestone, Royal Cord, Michelin, Dunlop or Goodyear, CALL IN and get our latest quotation. Now is the Time to Re-Tyre for that Easter Tour. FREE AIR SERVICE ALWAYS AVAILABLE. We are Tyre Experts and will advise you on your tyre troubles. JAYSONS JFtMITED, CRITERION GARAGE, HAWERA. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES. SKIP’S OFFICER. INJURED. ,Jjy teietfr&pu- iron » CHRISTCHURCH, March 28. J. C McAskill, second otticer oi the Tees, suffered a broken right leg last evening as a result or slipping while jumping ashore from the vessel. He was admitted to the hospital. As ai result the Tees did not sail lor Chatham islands last evening. BOY FATALLY INJURED. HASTINGS, March 28. Douglas Wilson, aged nine years, son of G. D. Wilson, oroiia,relist, While cycling yesterday, collided with a light lorry, one of the wheels traversing his body. He died in the hospital early this morning. RUN OVER BY TRACTOR. GISBORNE, March 28. Whilst A. McColl, a timber worker at Rakauroa, was driving a tractor hauling logs, the tractor got out of control. McColl jumped, but fell in front of the tractor, which passed over one of liis legs, necessitating amputation. A deep wound was also inflicted on the back of his skull. A DROWNING FATALITY. INVERCARGILL, March 29. A verdict of drowning by accidentally falling into the Makerewa River was returned by the coroner at the inquest on Thursday concerning the death of Robert Dull, aged 11 who was missed from his home on Thursday, Match 21, and whose body was found in the Makarewa River last Tuesday. David Bissett Duff, Robert’s father, and his son usually crossed the river in a cradle swung on a wire cable between two pulleys. Three other children had crossed over before and his son had to pull the cradle back to his side. A breakage in the cable was reported by another boy and when witness went down to the bank lie saw Robert’s bag there and the cradle halfway across the stream with the handrope swinging in the water. The cable and the cradle had been in use for about six years and although a footbridge had since been erected a mile further away, his children preferred using the cradle. Witness thought Robert in pulling the cradle back from the other side had slipped when the rope broke and fallen into the river, which was in flood.

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