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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 28 May 1932, Page 4

Train arrangements to suit the convenience of district residents wishing to attend either the Taranaki-Wanga-nui Rugby representative game at New Plymouth or the Maori representative game at Wanganui on the King’s Birthday, June 3, have ibeen made by the Railway Department. Particulars are announced in the advertising columns. McGRUEK, SOJSTE & CO.. LTD. LEAD POE KJSnTTnSTG WOOLS. We are making a very special feature of Knitting Wools. We have just opened “Ladyship” Wools in Konort, Jerseys, Tweeds, Babyship, Baims-Wear Baby Wool, Wendy, “Petone,” “Aotea,” Rose Fingering in plain and mixtures, Cyntilla Lustra, Viyella Yarn in thirty-three shades, Speedwell mixtures, Halycon non-shrink in plain printed; in fact, we have tbe largest selection of Wools in the province.— Advt. WESTAWAY & CO. For smart wear in Warm Winter Woollies, Jumper Suits, Pullovers and Cardigans in all the new colour combinations; new styles in Tweed Skirts; a full range of Wool and Wool Mixture Underclothing in Vests, Nightdresses and Bloomers; new designs in Dressing Gowns at our usual competitive prices. 'Phono 2423; P.O. Box 190, Hawera.— Advt. HUNTINGTON’S; ’Phone 2118. Included in our range of winter underwear materials, such as cosycloth, winceyettes and nity wear, is a new cloth sparvalette. This has the appearance of a heavy silk on the one side, with a very (fine fleecy back, making it an ideal weight for winter. iShades are Creme, .Shell and Sky. Price only 1/6 yard.—Advt.