I OUR MEN'S SHOOTERS ARE RELIABLE, waterproof, and solidly made — made by ourselves. We make them jn kip, chrome,:and green x hide, full watertight tongues, no toe-caps, and ncTseam up the back. ' They are heavily vailed, with toe-plates and heel-tips, and are just the boot for country wear. ■ 1 THE PKICE14/6 MUST SELL THEM. We have cheaper lines, but this boot is the one that thas been . largely the means of our building up such a large country trade; ' ; : . TRY A PAIB. '" : ' ■ ';' •■;' "'■ • ' ' ' V'" R. HANNAH^ .GQ.J \LT%\" \ YourPre^Sul^ I y "VTOU want a Dress Suit that wijl see you through a couple" V ; X X of seasons at least. One that will stamp you as being - V € a man who knows how to dress well. • You -must' have a per? " 5' J feet fit, the material must be of the very best— durable i and lV \ 3 stylish. You want to know the cutter has done bis duty 'cf X thoroughly, and that the clothes he turns but "are, his pride, > / ' C This is the Suit we are giving you for £6/6/0. We try^ .and -V. + succeed in serving our customers in the above way. Try. us V f now. • . "# } PATERSO^^| S CLOTHIER, ' HAWERA.. C . -~ '• — 1 """''' •' " A
A REAL GOOD SECTION. I SELLING PRICE BELOW PRESENT MARKET VALUE. Q/\ ACRES, with 6-roomed House, 6OU bail cowehed, and other outhouses. Wo have been instructed to sell the above-mentioned farm and we intend to find a purchaser in less than one week. The 80 acres aone aJJ ready for the plough, and in splendid grass ;' will carry 45 cowa easily, if wall formed,, besvdea horses and young slock. Short distance from Okaiawa school, postoffice, church, and Mr Joll's factory, by splendid metail road; Manaia and \ Okaiawa saleyards handy, also Kaupokomii creamery. The adjoining farm was bought last year at £25 per ly as much grass. To those wanting a acve. and the 80 acres \yill grow equalcosy homestead within easy reach of < Manaia, Okaiawa, Normanby) and*' Hawera by metal roads, this opporI tunity should not be lost. Price per acre, £25, only £300 cash required; going concern, including house furniture, etc. £500 cash; balainoe for 5 or 7 yeare at 5 per cent. Apply Hawera Commercial! Agency. Telephone A GOOD FARM.-STRAIGHT LEASE. Q (\(\ ACRES, within easy reach .of tJ\J\J Hawexa and railway, will milk 150 cows ; about 280 acres ploughable, two cottages on section; lease 5 years, rent 20s per acre ; no goodwill. Will lease in two separate farms, being in area 150 acres approximately. This is ) a good opportunity for anyone wish- } ing to settle on section for coming seasonHoWero Commercial' Agency, ▲ IRIIND IN NEED DR ELMSLIE, QUALIFIED MEDICAL SPECIALIST. Regiitered by the Government! of Great Britain, New Zealand, and New Booth Walei, No, 13 WELLINGTON TERRACE, WELLINGTON. THIS Highly-qualified Physician and Surgeon from the HoipifcU of London and Parii bai, by 25 yean of itudy and research, become an Expert and Specialist in CHBONIO, NERVOUS, BLOOD, SKIN, and SPECIAL DISEASES of Men and Women. In nil Very incceiiful - treatment oi the. above dan of difficult caiei there ii "No Experimenting and No Failure!." Coniultationi are free to all, to that a friendly chat, either personally or by letter, coiti nothing, and may save you yean oi misery, io none need despair. New Scientific Treatment and New Unfailing Remedjei of the very belt and purest are Honestly and Faithfully tied. Moderate chargea. Coniultatioß Houn: 10 to IS, 2 to 4, 7 to I. TOUNG MEN. If yon are luffering, or weak, or iad, call or write to Dr Elmilie, No. 13 Wellington terrace, Wellington, as he thoroughly understands your troubles and their causes. Hii Skilful Treatment and Scientific Bemediei enable him to GUARANTEE a Complete Cure in every case undertaken, or he will make no charge. Strictly confidential. . Moderate charges. Consulting Houn : 10 to 12, >9 to 4, 7 to I. LADIES. , May comult Dr Elmilie at bii residence, No. 13 Wellington terrace, Wellington, from 10 to 2, 2 to 4, 7 to 8 daily, who is a legally-qualified Physician and Specialist, and whoie up-to-date treatment gives the greatest, latisf action. Btrictly confidenial. Call or write. Sole Agent for Famous Ladies' Corrective Tablets (10s 6d extra), 21i post tree. Guaranteed safe and reliable. Moderate charges. N. S B.— Patients at a distance may N ENCLOSE A FEE OF £1 in their first letter to ensure immediate attention and prompt despatch (when possible) of remedies necessary" for their case. SUBJECTS OF MOST DREADFUL EXHAUSTION CURED AND MADE HAPPY. My Dear Doctor, — I have no hesitation whatever in saying "Yes" in reply to yonr letter reoived to-day, in which yon ask me whether I am willing to let the public know the benefit I received at your hands. When I aaw yon upon the recommendation oi' Mr Griffith (wham you had previously completely cured oi a umilar complaint), I think I was in about as bad a state of misery and .depression in both mind and body as any human bjeing coald be be— in fact, I thought life was not worth living, and my future was a blank. I was an object of misery and despair. Yon told me plainly and honestly that you could and would cure me, ao thai I should no longer be bashful and ■tupid in lootetT, and coald take my part ana interest in tke amusements and sports of others and have an ambition, in my business. At first I thought yonr promise was too good to be true. lam thankful to say I tried your treatment. I •wear solemnly I feel a different man today. I have pot on flesh and muscle, and have any amount oi confidence in myself. lam perfectly healthy and quite happy, capable oi enjoying myielf at others do, and I don't mope about by myielf and shun society. I earnestly recommend all fellow uffeien to put their confidence in yon, aa . yonr treatment ii perfect and your chargei are small.— l am, yonn inly. liicnuk Gticiiox. ' FR delicate children, Wallace's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil in unequalled. A . few- doses . will strengthen the chest and lungs and bring the color back to the; little sufferer's cheeks. Large bottles a/6; - v - ; ~V .'. •. . TV;P,ES IT, PA V ? iCSfeatJ Why, to eat ■ the Best Meat in the market. Then gc to the Meat Bazaar. L. S. BARRACLOUGH.,
\ V\7ANTED. KNOWJS - Wfe hayei T r just opened t^p a large variety of the famous English delightful for home copifortsr has rubber heels attached; prices rea- ; sonable. T. pickson & Co. v > ?'\ WANTED RNOWN— VV,e have V T just opened up a nice (Kent's Sunday Boot; very smart in appear? ance. Only 12/6. T. Dicksoh & Co.. WANTED KNOJ^I— Wehaye^ " ¥ just opened up a'/fine^ lot-of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's warm Slippers for Winter, from 1/ to J5/6. T. Dickson & Co. x ,\ ; ■ WANTED- KNOWN— We are { vv still open fig up. goods to suit fathers, mothers, sisters, and' brothers. T. Dickson & Co. C WANTED KNOWN,— At the Cash .Arcade . (corner of High and Victoria streets) they have' at present a beautiful selection of Silk French Flannel and Flannette. Blouse, at all prices. Also, a choice selection of Dress Materials fjdr winter wear. Dressmaking on the. premises, under the supervision of competent cutter and fitter. Fit 1 and style guaran teed. T. Sexton. TT7-ANTED KNOWNr-fH^ f \\ Morris,, Jeweller and Watchmaker, makes a speciality of the repairing department of his business. i WANTED KNOWN-We have * * secured specially discounted new winter goods i(from 25 to 50 per cent), which we are clearing at half their usual prices. Vye are clearing dress goods, serges, tweeds, face cloths, cashmeres, velvets, etc., at startling reductions for cash at McLeod's Cash Drapery Co. WANTED KNOWN— Startling bargains of new jackets, muffs, furs, shawls, t blouses,., golf blouses, vests, corsets, flowers, feathers, trimmed millinery, etc., discounted greatly far cash at McLeod's'Cash Drapery Go. ANTED KNOWN— Capital value in ribbons, laces, gimps,' insertions, collars, hosiery, fancy muslins, &c., all at reduced! prices ' for cash at'BffcLeod's Cash Drapery, Co., High street. • ' U/ ANTED KNOWN Special vv bargains in men's, youths'^ and boys' clothing and hosiery of all kinds ; umbrellas, portmanteaus, discounted for cash at McLeod's Cash Drapery Co., High street. ' ANTED KNOWN -r- Star ling Bargains i Great .. Rei ductions ! ' Goods literally. . given away. Try McLeod's for value in.j men's suits, youths' and- boys' suits, trousers, men's, youths' jand boys' shirts, hats, caps, braces, handker-: chiefs, umbrellas, etc. . Reduced over 30 percent for cash at McLeod's Wellington Go , High street.' Don't miss this opportunity for bargains. ANTED, bachelors to be married to ladies who use Moa Teas. Keep your eyes open. ANTED, everyone to share in the magnificent discount cash prizes given by the proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all others ; £ 150 next time. ~ TTTANTED KNOWN— That F. V V Gapper, _of Kaponga, Is agent for Tussicura', Witch's "Oil, Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice, Mountain King Asthma Powder. ' -— ■ , WANTED, because Matilda uses only Moa Teas, and they are a treat. WANTED, every Driver ;.to> remember his vehicle is not completely equipped without the Clapham Horse-holder. No holder, no insurance; no. insurance, no policy I _^ ANTED, Everybody with a watch to get it cleaned, or repaired at Morris', High street ANTED KNOWN— That E. J. Shrimpton, Normanby, stocks Tussicura, Witch's Oil, Mountain King- Asthma Powder, Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice, Witch's ' Herbal Ointment. , W "ANTED KNOWN— For a good fitting Suit, made of the .best materials, call at C. S. Smith's, Tailor, Hawera. • ANTED, those tired of buying. ice cream and candies, going to theatres 7 and up the river, and want a rest, use Moa Teas; they stimulate. ~- O YOU KNOW— G, C. Sage is ..taking orders for his Celebrated Oilskins, and Horse and Cow Covers. Made by tradesmen at the premises in Princes street, Hawera, _ and at Stratford^ . - PATRONISE Local Industry.— For Oilskins and Canvas Coats go to the maker. No iriiddleman's prbfiisi Horse Covers from 15/; cawiewwrttwrw ?f- <?:, 1 Sage, Princes street, Hawera, and at Sjtratfbrd. -^ - r -' UR Card Specimen- Bop^ias lately been revised, ahdlcomprisse all the latest novelties. Star. Hawtra. ■ ri rfj,
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8938, 3 July 1905, Page 1
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