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SPECIAL -r-r • SPECIAL r - V Immense Variety. „„.„ < VALUE. " PURCHASE. ~* EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR AN EARLY SUMMER TRADE. - 400 PIECES of WHITE GIGANTIC DELIVERIES OF 1679 YARDS NAVY BLUE CALiCO < LATEST NOVELTIES FOR PERSONAL WEAR. PRINTS 3a j|j " J J{J S JjUJU We have at present a Specialty Attractive Stock of the Newest Things in Ladies' Trimmed Millinery. These Roods are a dream and going off rapidly. To be cleared at 6*d. 35tonNb.aoo @ 5/1 x dozen j ,' Direct from Japan, a Shipment of Cream, White, and Coloured Silks. Prices— l/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, a/, a/6. [ uATtmooKS EVERYTHING NEW AND POPULAR IN BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS. NAINbUUltt>. u,VJ!iftii*"«« . 700 Yards Navy Blue Prints • 4l d, Sd, sld, 6d, 6R to .od ' DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. 7 •*«-*-* wi j ** t0 be c i eared ftt 7< j "-™""\ Economic - - W. SPENOE - - Hawera ~ ""-■"".

TO Stand this Season at Manaia and to Travel to Hawera, Eltham and Ka- . ponga (if sufficient inducement offers) t * l 4 "* is) (S^'T T f^i'^ c Thoroughbred bay , T^"® Stallion, j ~~"~ CORONET j CASTOR — NECKLACE. 8.1894 (bred at Wellington Park), by ; Castor. 2 (imp)— Necklace (dam of Sword- • belt, Miss Letty, Collarette, Cravat. Ar- > milla, and Jewellery; all winners) by { Musket. 3 (imp) — Locket (imp., dam of | Thunderbolt, Bangle, Chainshot, Necklet , and Medallion, sire of the champion • Achilles) by Thunderbolt — Keepsake by j Daniel O'Rorke. ' Coronet was succesful over all distances, amongst numerous races, winning A.R.C. Welcome Stakes, £130, and Musket 1 Stakes, £180 ; Takapuna Cup, 14 miles, | £250; A.R.C. Summer Cup, 1± miles, (£500; Egmont Cup, 1} miles, £250 (twice); A.R.C. Autumn Handicap, 1£ miles, £500; A.R.C. Grandstand Handi1 cap, 1£ miles. £300; Taranaki Cup, H miles, £350: A.R.C. Summer Handicap, 1^ miles, £600; Takapuna Cup, 14 miles, £500; Takapuna J. C. Handicap, 1£ miles, £200. For further performances •cc Turf Register. Cravat, own brother to Coronet, is a successful sire in New South Wales. Also, to stand the season at Manaia, the Thoroughbred Stallion, ST. CLEMENTS ST. LEGER — SATANELLA. A beautiful brown, standing 15 34 hands. St. Clements, by St. Leger (imp.), dam Satanella, by Hippocampus, dam Slander, by Camden, dam Annie Laurie, by Cap-a-pie (imp.). St. Leger, by Doncaster (Derby winner), dam Atlantis, by Thor- . manby (Derby winner), has been for seve1 ral years champion sire of New Zealand. 1 St. Clements, lull brother to St, Ursula, • St. Peter, St. Olga, and St.. Paul, was a , most brilliant performer, having been . eight years on the turf, and won more ' than half his races, besides being placed 1 on numerous other ocasions, under all weights up to list. Amongst his wins are:— Season 1891-92, at Ayondale, Flying Stakes; at Takapuna, Victoria Hanoicap and Flying Stakes; 1892-3: Auckland Spring, Shorts Handicap; at Takapuna, j Spring Handicap, 9st 21b, Suburban HanI dicap, 9st 81b; A.R.C, Shorts Handicap, 9st lib; 1893-4: A.R.C. annual meeting, County Handicap, 9st lib; E.R.C., Flying Handicap, Bst 121b; T.J.C. Autumn, Fly- ' ing Handicap, Bst lllb; Shorts Handicap, 9st 121b - r H.8.A., Railway Stakes, Bst 101b; A.R.C. Autumn, Shorts Handicap, 1894-95. lOst; C.J.C. Meeting Farewell Handicap, 1 mile, Bst lib; D.J.C. Spring Meeting, Musselburgh Plate, 9st lib, Glasgow Plate, 200 soys, 9st lib; T.J.C. ' Autumn Meeting, Shorts Handicap, 9st [ 61b; A.R.C. Autumn Handicap, 1£ miles, 200 soys, 7st 121b; Shorts Handicap, 9st lllb; W.R.C. Autumn, Thompson Handicap, 225 soys, 2nd with Bst lib to Waiuku (7st 51b), 1 m. ; Electric Handicap, carry* ' ing heavy impost of lOst. 1895-6: A.R.C. Spring Meeting, Shorts Handicap, lOst 41b; D.J.C. Glasgow Plate, 200sovs, 9st lib; A.R.C. Summer, County Handicap, 9st 81b, second Newmarket Handicap, lOst; Takapuna J.C. Summer, second, Takapuna Cup, 14 miles, Bst 81b, second , Takapuna, J.C. Handicap, 1$ miles, 9st 101b ; 1896-7, A.R.C. Spnng, Flying Handicap, 9st 101b; A.R.C. Second Spring, 1 Flying Handicap, lOst, Waiuku, 9st 101b, > 3rd ; D.J.C. Spring, dead heated with the great Multiform (7st 61b) in Glasgow Plate ; of 300 soys., carying 9st lib, Blazer third 6st 131b ; A.R.C. Summer, Trial Handicap, ' 9st 101b, 2nd Raillway Handicap, lOst 31b ; • 1897-98 : A.R.C. Spring, Flying Handicap, lOst ; A.R.C. Second Spring Shorts Han- , dicap, 9st 81b, Flying Handicap, 9st 101b, ' Publicans' Handicap, lOst 71b, besides win- , ning and being placed on numerous other occasions. ; For further performances see N.Z. Turf i Register. A glance at the appended pedigree will . show that he is descended from some of the finest thoroughbred blood ever imported into the colony. Terms : Four guineas, payable Ist January, 1905. Good paddocking provided , at Is 6d week. All care taken but no responsibility. > ' Farther particulars- from H. L. VINE, Owner, Manaia. I Or STOCKLEY, Groom in charge. Groomage, 2s 6d. I — • I jfa~ TlOT 10 . TRAVEL BE**m^Bm 'tween ha- , §&ntjm WERA AND BDR - r\lrS ROUNDING DlS;§{£S|p!y&. TRICTS, TOLEDO (Imp.) By CLAREDO— MAID OF ATHENS. ! Also the well-kiown, JERSEY. For particulars apply to, W. BUCKLE, Eltham. TO Travel this Season in the Kakaramoa, Patea, Waverley, Alton, and Hurleyville Districts, TELEMETER. By Artillery— Adventuress, by Perkin Warbeck; dam Peggy Tate, by Speculation, by Traducer. Telemeter is a handsome dark bay, with black points, stands about sixteen hands one inch, and of great substance and symmetry, and thoroughly sound constitution, / and comes irom the very best strain o blood in New Zealand. His short career on tho turf proved him to be very fast in winning the following: — Avon Welter Handicap, Christchurch, beating 12 good horses in the time of lmin 30 l-ssec, 7 furlongs; Tahuna Park, High Weight Handicap, in Dunedin, beating 14 others; Flying Handicap, in Oamaru, beating Gold Spur and others; Autumn Handicap, Timaru, 1 mile — time 2min llsec; also Provincial Handicap, Dunedin; all races won in only one season. He has also proved himself a sure foal getter. Feet : Season, £3 3s ; half guarantee can be arranged. Groomage fee, ss. For farther particulars apply to W. MAJOR, Sole Proprietor, Kakaramea Hotel. -into, ■jo. nr° stand this r'SWLAiB A season in haWn fig WERA, THE PURE- ■^ urn BRED CARLOYN PONY. PRINCE CHARLIE Fees and other particulars on application to T. CONDON. C/o H. Foy, Hawera. 7pO STAND THIS -■- SEASON AT HA&Ti2@Ki WERA, AND TO VJ» WfcB RR TRAVEL THE SUR_F\aejTft ROUNDING DIBTRICTS, THE THOROUGHBRED SIRE, TAMBOUR Madcap (1870.) Artillery. This hone has proved that he v a tare foal-getter, all his stock possessing plenty of bone and substance. He is of a very quiet disposition; and the fact that he has never been raced enhances hit value as • sire. Breeders desirous of getting bisupstanding stock would do well to pat ronue this horse. TERMS: Three guineas. Two 01 more ! mares as per arrangement. Qpod grazing will 1* found at Is 6d per wbUity. Ml fees payable Ist January, XvUO* ( For further particulars, apply to O. HSufdttEY, Groom in Charge, PREMIER Egg Preservative rules the roost ; 300 and 700 eggs preserved for 1/ and 2/6. '

when toil Want a hat, ! Huuiiur nua OUR HATS *** TH » RIGHT HATS. f^ht Style BSRW^B Shape Right Bight Quality ■I'Sillr^afl Size Right Pioht Prlr* pHfIBBaVHaVBaVii Wear Right Right Price I CLOTHING FACTORTi FASHIONABLE FRAME AND FLEXIBLE FELTS. Newest Shapes 5/6 6/6 7/6 TiteEAS¥«GLovFiTTB" . ... 9/6 10/6 11/6 ••Our Specialty" (Guaranteed) 10/6 11/6 12/6 V t HHALLENSTEIN BROS., N,Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, HAWERA. % . 1 B 'a TT| THl' TIT T ' "Tgfr xlUJLlxtXiJjlj ftj[ %^^ CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WISH to intimate that they have now completed the most Up-to-Date CARRIAGE FACTORY and SHOWROOM inTartnaki, . , FARMERS • " Should now place their Orders for Milk Waggons and Drays for the coming season. It will pay you to get a quotatton from us, and inspect our present stock. : A variety of Second-hand Vehicles for sale. OUR SHOEING FORGE. Jf you value your Horse, JREAD THlS,— Great satisfaction has been daily expressed by our numerous customers of the manner in which their Shoeing has been done by us during the last twelve months. A SPEOAUTY. IST PLEASE NOTE.— Horses suffering irom BAD FEET and BRUSHING Cured in every case. Telephone No. 4. . HURRELL BROS.

TO Stand this Season at the farm, Taiporohenui, and travel Surrounding District if sufficient inducement offers, vsr%^sW^BW^ah^B^BV Wm OHAE. By Victor, dam Queen Bee (by St. Ivei), Sire of Slow Tom. Further particulars, etc., from W. O. WILLIAMS, Taiporohenui. ■ I ARMADALE STUD, OKAIAWA. ' fTlo Travel this Season in the Manutahi, I JL Alton, Kakaramea, and Whenuakura ' Districts, > |jE3N**y<t| The Purebred Clydesi BRITISH BANNER , By British Lion, dam Salisbury Belle. For full pedigree, and further particu- ■ lars see cards. ) F. A. BREMER, , Okaiaw* \ = ! t fpO STAND AT LAKE > fffiSlfflßtt ROAD ft TRAVEL V(7*frnft THE HAWERA 5 W^kt^4»!l DISTRICT. . SYLVIA PATIK (2). ATAbANtA ) ST. LEGIB (») ! I I It rII * f ■ ,11 1 a iIWII I I I ! i I- I*l i • 85 § «l 1 SYLVIA PARK was bred by The Syl- .- via Park 'Stud Company, Auckland. He i is the sire of Kaharoa, Lasting, Delamere, „ Durable, Mataura. Inglewood, Parkshot, i- Crimson Lake, Sylvrie, and Woodfield, all i, winners, and rank among the best hones ;, ever bred on this coast. Sylvia Park. g has proved himself a great sire, as all •- his progeny can gallop fast, are good i, tempered, with bone and substance enough t to pull a milk cart. i, Sylvia Park will visit any person's farm II within reasonable distance if notice is sent g to J. Goodwin, Lake Road, Hawera. Syli- via Park took first prize at Taranaki show, !. first prise Wanganui show, and fint prise >t Egmont show. i, Will travel to Patea on Mondays, Wavit erley Wednesday mornings; and at Hai- wcra Thursday to end of the week, v Fee, £6 ss. Farmers' mares not in- ■■ tended for racing, £4 4s. Gracing, li !, 6d per week. Groomage, 2s 6d. All it care but no responsibility, t J. GOODWIN, Owner, , lf Lake Road, Hawera. I' npO Travel this Season Hawera and £ X Waverley Districts, ■> I) '~ Ifjpjw lion, i COOLGARDIE. i, By Camel (gr. s. Berlin), The Arab (im- ; ported by Nabob Wilson, Esq., Christi, church), gr. d. Duchess. i- Coolgardie is a bay hone with black i, points, stands 17 hands high, has splendid i- temper. He has taken several prizes in r the show ring, and his stock are good performers. He has proved himself a sure f foal-getter, and on his breeding should nick well with any class of mare. 1 Terms: £3 3s; two or more mares as f per agreement. Groomage ss. r All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply, D. MOORHOUSE, i Owner, Commercial Btables. o ' To Stand this Season at Waihi and Travel the Hawera and Surrounding Districts, £lJq^B^K^B The Champion Clydes- ;. KNIGHT of the THISTLE I. 10,789, S.CiS.B. Knight of the Thistle is descended from the oldest, soundest, and most popular champion prize-winning strains of Clydesdale blood in Scotland, and owners of mares employing his services may depend on having stock free from any hereditary unsoundness or blemish on thoir sire's side. For Full Pedigree See Cards. .For further particulars apply, A. ALEXANDER, Or J.TURNER. rilO Travel this Season in the Okaiawa X District, The Purebred Sj^B^fßplj^ Clydesdale StalWHAT'S WANTED Sire Armadale, gr sire Glengyle, g gr sire Prince of the Isles. Dam, Duchess of , Alexandra, by St Alexander, gr dam Queen . of the Cranbournes, g gr dam Jenny, by ! Wait-a-Wee. What's Wanted is a very superior, wellbrod colt, three years old, of the very best quality and true type of the Clydesdale breed, standing 16 hands 2 inches high on short legs. He is a very massive colt, with clean flat bones, strong, and well-tormed joints, beautiful silky hair and feet of good quality. Ho has a beautiful head, neck, and crest, well sprung ribs, and strong, short-coupled back ; altogether ho is a most compactly built, wellput together specimen of a draught hone. What's Wanted, as a yearling, gained first prize at Egmont A. and P. Society's show ; first prize as a two-year-old at Taranaki Metropolitan show. He has never been beaten in the show ring, except by his half-brother and stable companion Up-to-Date. His sire, Armdale, was got by that celebrated breeding and show-ring sire, Glengyie, out of the fine breeding mare, Nancy, who was shown until 13 years of age, and was never beaten in her class. She won nine fint and four champion prises. Duchess of Alexandra's gr dam, Jenny, was one of the best draught mares ever bred or imported to the South Island, being dam of the New Zealand and Australian champion mare, Flower of Balmoral. His dam, Duchess of Alexandra, was a most successful prize-winner, having gained the following prizes, vis.: Fint and champion at Tapanui (South Island) as a two-year-old, 1897; fint prize at Egmont A. and P. Society Show, 1896; fint and champion at Wanganui, 1898; first and champion at Taranaki, 1898; fint prize as brood mare and champion prize as best i draught mare or filly at Taranaki Metropolitan Show, New Plymouth, 1900. From the foregoing it will be seen that What's i Wanted** breeding cannot be surpassed, • and he is certain to prove himself a getter 1 of the very best of Clydesdales; Terms, £4, single mares, payable on or i before January 1, 1906. i Good paddocks provided free for mares, j but no responsibility Apply to, ■ ' i F. A. BREMER. ' Or Qroom-in-Charge. ji__ TO Travel Hawera and the Surround- ', t ing District, . | The Purebred |^^ggA \ Clydesdale t ROYAL STANDARD 5 ' Agitator — Pride. v • _ Royal Standard, foaled October, 1901, C was bred by William Patrick, Esq., Bal- 1 moral Farm, Outram, and i§ a dark brown hone with white points and ratch on face. This colt has been fint as ft yearling and as a two-year-old in Dunedin.

AREAT CUT IN PRICES. j BOBBINS' I SLAUGHTER IN? ! CROCKERYWARE. j 1 Dinner Services, in beautiful de- [ signs, 24 pieces for 17/6 ! . , 50-piece Sets in gold at 54/ j ! A splendid range of China Tea Sets, ' pretty patterns and great value I Cups and Saucers, stoneware, 2/6 ( , half dozen ; best china 3/3 half j 1 dozen [ Tumblers, 4^3 dozen [ / 539 Glass Dishes at half prices. 1 1 ; I am overstocked in these lines ! I and they must go to make ■ I room for new stock to j rrive. ' *• 50 Glass Sugar Basins at gd each Pirst-class Toilet Sets, unique and handsome patterns at greatly reduced figures Gilt-edged Nibbles outside ot the t door each day \ GROCERY DEPART1 MENT. 1 A REVISED CASH PRICE LIST. Sugar 11/ bag (561b), Hudson's extract soap 1/4 doz., rolled oats 2d lb, sago 2d lb, tapioca 2d lb, Sunlight soap 1/ box, factory butter nd lb, cheese 6d lb, currants 4/ doz., oatina 1/ bag, cream crackers 6d J* AMERICAN SPECIALTIES. BAKED BEANS APPLE BUTTER •■ PRESERVED CHERRIES Furnishing Ironmongery, Brushware, Garden Tools, Paints and Oils. ROBBINS. ROBBINS. EGMONT STEAM SAW, PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. ; Estblished 1883. ; Bush Mills at Midhirst and Ngaire, I Yards at Midhirst, Stratford I Ngaire. 1 Head Office and Factory : ! Princes street, • Hawera. ;/^|EO. SY M E Proprietor. ' A large stock o all sizes of rough . and dressed timber in rimu, matai, totara, kauri, and white pine. : Rusticated boarding, tongued and j grooved flooring, T.G.B. & V. lining. All trade requisites kept in stock. JOINEBY OF EvHBY DEHCRIPTION including sashes, doors, sash frames, door frames, shop fronts, roller shutters, bay and Venetian windows skylights, vinery and garden lights staircases, mantelpieces, gates, posts ■o r namental fencing, handrailing. MOULDINGS OF ALL PATTERNS.— Special designs to order. Turnery and band saw cutting in all their branches. Carved trusses, verandah, mantel and cave brackets. Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubs, buckets, cheese vats, barrel and square churns with stand and pulleys complete. All material used for joinery and manufactured goods picked and thoroughly seasoned. Large factory churns made to order with all the latest improve- • ■ ments. GOVEBMM£NT LIFE iKSUfiANOEr I BTATE GUARANTEE. tfMiisw accrue with each Premium paM. Trlannlat Dlstrlbutlont. Um»n allotted to data : £1 ,920,000. : * ' tt rrr— rrrtr m nmii«iwiniw EING up 66 for quotations in Produce, Drapery, (. rockery, ' etc. All goods deliverec within . borough. The Mart Regent street HAWERA SASH & DOOR FACTORY. QUIN~BROS., Proprietors. TIMBER, GLASS. & HARDWARE MERCHANTS. Builders' requisites of every description Manufacturers of churns and buttei- , workers Over 1,000,000 feet of sawn timber in stock, exclusive of 100,000 feet of mouldings Separator and machine oils a speciality Mills at Toko, Eltham, and Midhirst. QUIN~BROS., Proprietors. BRICKS! BRICKS! I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF — BRICKS — TO £2 pbr 1000 (nbt) On Trucks at Patea. -Stocks of over Half a Million on Hand. H. GRAVES '.'"'. Patba. Al 3AKERY & REFRESHMENT_ROOMS. HAVING sold out my interest in the above Bakery, I have to thank my numerous- customers for their support' |n the past and to ask {he same favor for my, successors. T. RICHDALE. In taking over the above, we beg to solicit a share of patronage. The bakehouse will be under the 1 charge oi •Mr McKenzie, who has had an extensive experience.. | Small cakes and wedding cakes made on the premises. ' " Bread delivered regularly. CURRIN & McKENZIE. i

TIMBER. FOR SALE, at Kaponga—First and second-class RIMU, including Rusticated Boards, T and G Flooring, Matched Lining, and Dressed Timbers. At Eltham —becond-dass Rimu and White Pine. Delivery a speciality. Mills at Eltham and Kaponga. Address — W. C. CLEMENT, Eltham. Or Andrew Bennie, Agent. Kaponga

: w. rowe. SEED & GRAIN MERCHANT, HAWERA. I NEW SEASUN'S SEEDS. I Champion Swede White stubble do. . Monarch do. G. T. Yellow - Skirving's do. Aberdeen do. 8 P. top Mammoth P. T. Yellow • Turnip Aberdeen do. 1 Rape, Mustard, etc. 5 James' lnt. Carrot Gatepost Man- » Barri ball's do. gold 1 Sinclair's Cham- Long Red do. » pion do. Yellow Globe do White Belgian do. ! MANURES— i Wellington Meat Export Co. Gear Meat Freezing Co. ' Wanganui Meat Freezing Co. ) Kempthorne, Prosser & Co. Local-ground Bone Dust : Steamed Bone Dust Sold at makers' own list prices. Oil cake, crushed linseed, calt meal Pig meal, crushed oats, fowl groats Fowl grit, garden manures Canterbury oats and chaff, bran Canterbury bay, pollard, etc. • Grass and Clover Seeds, etc. . O.S. chaff, £1 10s per ton Barley, as 3d per bushel > Lawn Mowers, Spades, Shovels, ' Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Reap '. Hooks, Slashers, Sieves, Flower - Pots, Fencing Wire AGENT FOB— Massey-Harris Co.'s Agticul- ; tural Machinery. \ "WALK IN." » Will you walk into our showroom, oar > latest boots to see, For shape, style, and durability we can always guarantee. • Our stock is large, our prices low, and ' leather there from far off lands, • In red, white, black or tan, made by the ! very best of tradesmen's Jiands. : I*i children's footwear the choice is such, they mu< be pleased, whoever conies ' to choose, for none can beat the i »tyle of boot • v : o" <ilever workmen make. ' liitfU in ladies' boots t and evening shoes I for opera or the dance, One loc" iaside our showroom will coni vince you at a glance. ' That *WBh from famous factories, for fu.iion, fit, and finish, : Is our motto when we buy. I So walk right in, and take a seat, our , latest boots to try; • For when the public want a snip DICK SON'S is the place to buy. 1 [ HAWERA GAS CO. ; REDUCED PRICES. '•■ X IGHTING GAS 8/4 per 1000 I JLJ cubic feet, with tree mantles. At the above rate, an Incandes- • cent Gas Light 70-candle power I costs less than a half-penny per I hour. It is found by the majority of the Company's consumers that the total cost for LIGHTING, Water Boiling, and Ironing is less than £4 , per annum. COOKING & HEATING GAS 6/8 per 1000 cubic feet. Now is the time for Gas Cookers. Why use coal or firewood and suffer all the discomforts of h«a* •\nd dirt, when yor can cook cheaper and more efficiently oy gas ? Tne Gas Cooker is available for use at any moment — day or night. 13" Gas Cookers on hire, or sold for cash or deferred payment* POWER GAS 6/8 per 1000 cubic feet. GAS ENGINES sold for cash or on deferred payment. CAMERON & SON BEG to inform farmers and th.c public generally that they have added a GRAIN AND SEED BRANCH to their Wood and Coal Business. IN SIOCKrOats, Chaff, Hay, Fowl Wheat, Calf-mtaU Pig-meal. -„ ■ » «,{ Farmers!, own Grain Crushed or Ground. IS" Grass ' Seeds, Clovers, Turnip, £eed, etc. CAMERON & SON ... Princes st.

eltham: coach factory SEOOND-HAND VEHICLES FOB BALE CHEAP TO OLEAB. ! I Double Buggy, £is 3 Spring Drays, good order 9 Spring Carts, good order 1 Bradley Gig, good order a Long-shafters, good order a Gigs, good order , 1 English Dogcart, nearly new . a bargain, z 5-in. tyre Waggon, in first-class , order; cheap. Agent for Mesirs Booth, Macdonald and Co. IST Note the address— E. L. BRIANT, Eltham Coach Factory, BiUDQB Street , Eltham. WE HAVE A large 7 *Bsortmerft/' of "' \ Hearth Rugs of all shades, sizes, patterns and prices. 1 LiN/outUMS—new designs* Easy Wickers St Qthbr Chairs. Curtains & Table Covers. Go-carts and Prams, and a good variety of all Household Furniture. ; PRATT & CO. CABINETMAKERS UPHOLSTERERS ANP UNDERTAKERS. . Next P.O. Telephone— ia6. 1 ■■ ■* 4 FATHERS & MOTHERS One of the. most important dangers which menace youth is 1 that of over-growing the strength. I It is good for children to grow, but they must also be nourished. Good nourishment means something more than good food. It means food well digested. If you see your boy's and girls looking pale and thin, Wallace's Quinine ft Iron Tonic will help | their (bod do them good. It is a grand tonic loir the young. Price, 2/6 large bottle. . \ W. K. WALLACE. CASH AUCAPE* (Corner of High & Victoria Streets) , NOW OPB& EVERY Department is replete with the LATEST and NEWEST GOODS. For Pretty Millinery, try THE CASH ARCADE For Pretty Silk Blouses, try THE CASH ARCADE For Newest in Holland Costumes* ' try THE CASH ARCADE for the Latest Novelties in Gents* Hats, Cape, Ties, Shirts, and Ready-made Clothing, try v - . } , THE CASH ARCADE KLti||p;ToN (late Theatre Royal). IM ' %

SEASONABLE ' REASONABLE , COMPLAINTS. IF you'll note it, you'll hear most of your friends complaining about fetling off- color, and they are short-tempered and depressed. You will most likely find some of them showing a pimply face, and some will be nursing boils. These are seasonable complaints, and indicate that the stomach is out of order and the blood impure. The seasonable remedy is m^^m BLUE FLAG t* ~ LIVERCURE > It is a simple, safe, and reliable laxative, gentle in its actions and beneficial in its effects. Sold by Chemists and Stores at 2/6 and 4/6. I : _ A GOOD "WINE . . NBEPB NQ BTJBH. XIKEWISE the NEW CENJ TURY TYPEWRITER requires no laudation on our part, because business men have long since recognised its superiority over all other writing machines. For hard wear and tear, the instrument is unequalled. Its im- . ill unity from break-downs is assured, therefoie the words " New Century" and long levity are synonomous terms. We want to let you know more about this faithfully-built, popular typewriter, 9 ■ * K3" Drop us a line and an Art Catalogue will be mailed free. , Kew Century I Typewriter C2o, ; 31, Victoria St., Wellington. < And at Auckland, Christchurch, j and Dunedin. jT^ON'T cough yourself *^' right into consumption. Fresh air and . Lane's Emulsion cure bad coughs. IJSL _ • TO THE RESIDENTS OP HAWERA ft FARMERS OF SURROUND. INQ DISTRICTS. THE undersigned desire to intimate they have bought Mr John Fin Jay's Wood-cutting Plant and Business, and are now prepared to undertake Wood-cutting and Farm Work of all description, having added a complete plant for all kinds of form work. , All information from W. C. Ifoble, Lakeroad.next MrA'Court's, or order may be left at The Mart, Recent street. \ . NOBLE & CO., Contractors .Ai H. DUXFIELD LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S RADDLE MAKER. O ADDLES and Harness ot every kj -description made to order on the premises*. Satisfaction puaramteed. Repairs neatly promptly executed* Agent lor Clapham'B Patent Horse Holder and WheeMock uM Kirkwood<B Ointment. A. rl. DtJxFIELP, - Hlgh : Btreet ... Hrwerm. rpHEY are all using them now, I as there are none better. Moa Teas are always a guarantee of quality and cheapness combined

Some of the must remarkable scenes in the great Italian strike occurred in Venice, where for 48 hours the canals were without gondolas. Never before in the history of the city had there been such a triumph over authority. The trouble <beg&n by preconcerted arrangement on Sunday evening, when crowds paraded the streets, and, putting out the lights, plunged the city into complete .darkness. There was no pretence at opposition on the part of the police, and the mob had affairs completely their own way. Travellers could obtain no conveyance to the railway station, and had to remain over the day. A few people who have gondolas of their own attempted to approach the station, but were prevented. Travellers arriving in the city could find no conveyances, and had to trudge to their hotels on foot, and do the best they could with their luggage. The newspapers were prevented from publishing the banks "were closed, and several weddings and funerals had to be postponed owing to the general obstruction. Witch's Oil for rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, all deep-seated muscular or rheumatic pains. — Adrt. SPRAY ! SPRAY ! SPRAT I Now it the time to spray t I have just landed a very large shipment of all kinds of spraying pumps, fitted with special improved spray nozzles and extension rods for tree work. Also most useful for washing windows and buggies, etc., and for fire extinguishing. Prices, 20s, 2&s, 30s. "How and wbere to Spray," pamphlet supplied- with each pump. Vermorel and Uelebora spray' powders in •tock. F. J. WEIGLEY. ... HAWERA. THaNK YOU FOR RHEUMO. Rheumatism is no respecter pf persons. The savant and the sweep are alike its victims. Wellington's well-known chim-ney-sweep, Mr C. Dowsett, offers his tribute to the curative properties of Rheumo in simple, but convincing language. He writes: — "I thank you very much for the use of one of your bottles of Rheumo. I have tried nearly everything in existence for rheumatics, but found no relief until 1 used your Rheumo. After 19 yean* suiferingvit is great comfort to be free of pain. Rheumo conquers chronic rheumatism. Thai is its mission. Chemists and stores, at 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle. WHAT ARE THEY? Chamberlain's Stomach and layer Tab lets. A new remedy lor stomach troubles, biliousness, and" constipation, and a good one. Use these tablets judiciously and adopt a diet suited to your age and constitution, and you will find permanent relief from indigestion. They strengthen and invigorate the stomach and many people b»ve found that after Asine.tbem they could eat food that previously they could not. For sale by W. K. Wallace, chemiit.— Advt.