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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 4 February 1931, Page 7

No Other Swimming Suit Can Claim - these - “ MACLONE SPEEDO ” FEATURES S» i By their hacks you will know them, THE NEW PATENTED CUT of the BACK gives perfect freedom of shoulder movement and ensures a wonderfully comfortable fitting. THE SKIRTS arc seamed at the sides to prevent ballooning. This is a patented feature which allows an entirely novel costume to be produced without anv skirt at the back. GUARANTEED; Regardless of price no other make of swimming suit can compare with the “Maclone Speedo” for quality, neither can they give you the following advantageous features, which have been thoroughly endorsed by Australia’s and New Zealand’s foremost swimmers and swimming coaches. “Maclone Speedo” Swimming Suits will neither fade, shrink nor lose their smart shape. They are obtainable in-wool and cotton and with full skirt, half skirt or no skirt at all. For those who so desire, there is also a full sun back design. PRICES: 80y5’,.13/6; Men’s, 15/6 J. C. ROBB Hawera

Wl LLA D THREAD-RUBBER INSULATION ENDS THE MOST COMMON m Thread-Rubber insulation protects your battery from internal short circuit caused by plate buckling . CAUSE OF BATTERY TROUBLE One of the vital elements in an automobile storage bafttery is the insulation between the plates. ' In ordinary batteries • treated, wood is used. It answers the purpose for ordinary requirements. But severe service often wears it out before the rest of the battery has worn out. To enable you to - get full service from a storage battery Willard has developed a battery insulated with a more durable material, Thread-Rub-ber. It eliminates all wood, and avoids all re-insulation expense. HAWERA SERVICE STATION: FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORO. SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD. TREE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES STORAGE BATTERIES

IMPORTANT. “ THE HAWERA STAR.’' \ LL communications to the <« star ” of a business nature should be addressed to “The Manager.” Contributions and correspondence for the literary columns should be addressed to “The Editor.” Note. —On no account should communications, either business or literary, be addressed to an individual by name. Use the title, not the name.

TRAVEL INFORMATION TRAINS LEAVE HAWEEA FOB— Wanganui, 7,25, 10.14 (express), 10.80 a.m., 3.45 (local express) p.m. Wellington, 10.14 a.m. (express). New Plymouth, 7.30, 11.9 (local express) a.m., 3.20, 6.2 (express) p.m. TRAINS ARRIVE AT HAWEBA— From South, 8.40, 11.2 (local express) a..m., 2.45, 5.55 (express), 7.30 p.m. From North, 9.48, 10.9 (express) a.m, £.89 (local express), 7.49 pjn. j The vinegar of quality Sharland's Vinegar. For pickles, sauces and j salads stipulate Sharland ’s. In bottle or bulk. —2