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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8926, 12 September 1905, Page 2

Business Notices. FOR TH E MAN WITH a Family, CHROME LEATHER Boots are the Best. They wear like iron, always look well, are neat enough for best wear, and they are all made by ourselves. OUR PRICES ARE— Sizes. Prices. Girls' Chrome Leglets 7 to 9 5/11 M 10 to 13 6/11 Maids'"chrome Leglets Ito 2 8/6 ) Women's Chrome Leglets 3to 7 10/6 , Boys' Chrome Bals., T. and H. Plates 10 to 13 7/6 : ,; „ „ „ „ j\° 2 B >6 • Youths' „ „ „ „ 3to 7 10/ 6 Men's Chrome Goloshed Bals., machine sewn; five different shapes 6 to n 14/6 I Men's Chrome Bals., T. and H. Plates 6to n 14/6 | I REPAIRS ON THE PREMISES. R. HANNAH~&T CO., LTD. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR WOOD AND COAL SUPPLY CO. R. J. HUGHES, HAWERA. [NEW ZEALAND FOR I^JjJ FIRST ■ CLASS IclothißactwTi FOOTWEAR. A FEW FACTS. LADIES' SHOES. Ours is the most extensive retail BUTTON OR LACE STYLE, boot business in New Zealand. BROAD, MEDIUM, OR POINTED We buy large quantities in the very , TOES, best market. We pay cash for all purchases, and 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/give our customers the benefit of the , large discounts we receive. We are thus enabled to sell our --•«»,.« -r^^^^,« Boots at Prices that are from 10 per MEN'S BOOTS. cent, below those charged elsewhere. T.-rrmrrrwxr r»r> t arw dttttt ™ .We are now showing some excellent BUTTON OB LACE STILE, I linps for the present season. IN CHROME, BOX CALF, AND j It will pay you to inspect them. GLACE KID. j The styles are right, nh<j fittings ._ . . ' . ; perfect, and the price will please you. J.O/0, 10/-, 17/0, Zll m N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, HAWERA. % IT'S" A NECESSITY FOR g o; FARM and TABLE. O» & <$ $> <J) SALT— Coarse Curing, 4/6 per cwt. SALT-Fine Dairy, J cwt, 3/- ; 1 cwt, 5/61 SALT— Fine Table, 71b bags, Qt> each. (j> <? SALT-CereboP, per 9d tin. fr % H. McALLUM, % MANGATOKI AND MAHOE. S \ Your Dre?s Suit. { j "~V7"OU want a DressiSuit that will see you through a couple 2 V JL of seasons at least. One that will stamp you as being £ t a man who knows how to dress well. You must have a per- S P ftct fit, the material must be of the very best — durable and \ ) f stylish. You want to know the cutter has done his duty r j V thoroughly, and that the clothes he turns out are his pride. # ! t This is the Suit v,e are giving you for £6/6/0. We try, and S P succeed in serving our customers in the above way. Try us C I pAterso/spjT j > CLOTHIER, HAWERA. C irrT-'TTin nrTTtrw""y'-~"Ti — wt\ urn m mmmmtwu in y^ I <P#y/^ FM PIRF I wmPlr' AtCSL Statesmen ■ ißL*a/N/k«> \ Hi if* nnno ff*n orfiml PATRONISE Local Industry.— I For Oilskins and Canvas ! ipvO YOU KNOW— G. C. Sage Coats go to the maker. No middle- ! JLJ is taking orders for his Cele- | man's profits. Horse Covers from brated Oilskins, and Horse and Cow 15/; Cow Covers from 5/6. G. C. .Covers. Made by tradesmen at the Sage, Princes street, Hawera, and premises in Princes street, Hawera, 'at Stratford. and at Stratford.