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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9067, 12 April 1906, Page 3

_ Business Notices. "WTTAT HA " A FREE TRIP to the CHRISTWJtIZiLI XJAJ, CHURCH EXHIBITION. MESSRS T. DICKSON & CO. have hit on a very novel idea. The> have decided to offer a Free Pass (Firc-t-cia&s Ret.-irn) io v thr Christchurch Exhibition to the person who makes tha Higher Pi;rcbase of their well-known Footwear from the Ist of May to the Ist of November, 1906. Each customer will receive a card with the amount stamped, and on Nov. the 3rd the highest purchase will be advertised through the local paper. This is no puff, but absolutely genuine. Every one stands a chance. So come along, and leave your address at the UP-TO-DATE BOOT PALACE, High Street, Hawera. SOMETHING NEW. NEW White Fur Muffs and Necklets. New Brown Fur Muffs and Necklet?. New cl Silver Fox " Fur Muffs and Necklets. New Tweed " Empiie " Jackets. New White and Black Caracul Jackets. Real " Marmot " Skin Jackets, enly one each. Small women's, women's, and O.S. women's : £9/10/, £io, and The most fashionable fur now worn. Ladies' Caracul Jackets Made to OrJer, in b ! ack& white, from 35/. A large stock of Up-to-date and Perfect-Fitting Blouses always in stock at all prices. Also, a Beautiful Range of Ready -Made Skirts at all prices ranging from 7/6 to 30/. SEE WINDOWS. SEXTON'S CASH ARCADE, HAWERA.

HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. XTOU are wanting a SUMMER SUIT, one that is WeiiJL made and Up-to-date in every detail, WE HAVE Specially Imported a choice range of Beautiful SUITINGS — no two alike. Gentlemen requiricg a summer s;,it of exclusive design cannot do better than inspect these goods without delay. ADAMSOK AND ROBB,-HIGH-CLASS TAILORS & MERCER 3 HAWERA. CAN WE BUILD YOU IT is our business to build all kinds of Vehicles, but at this time of the year we lay ourselves out specially to cater for those who require GIGS AND BUGGIES. This is the season most people are locking for a Stjlish 7'rsp, Can we build one for you ? Our Factory is the most Up-to-date ia the district, and our hands are all highly skilled in their work. D. AND J. SMITH, CARRIAGE BUILDERS HAWERA.

I CHEAP GRAZING I 1 LAND i ■ B I~ N areas of from 600 to 2000 acres ; gco i nsw cotnfcjy ; low * rental ; very, long lease. Having personally inspected a ■ this country, I can strongly recommend it. lamin a better g jJ[ position to secure you one of these sections than any other ■ I b agent in the colony. If ycu want cheap, sound grazing laud, 3 j 5 apply to ■ I 5 ALFRED ATKINSON, g ■ HAWERA. > £ i i - *

NEW and second hand furniture, A UR0 Q i nn S AI ?Sf E g r T f | MTr AJSJ!fUAL linoleums, enamel and tin- SPORTS PlCNlC - •ware, cutlery, crockery, etc., for To he held private sale at The Mart, Regent MR W. MUDFORD'S PADDOCK, •street CorneT of Skeet and Auroa roads, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1906. o^rr?^???^ TiVmsrnSlwTAT OifFiCERS-Patron : C. E. Major Esq., SCULPTORS AND MONUMENTAL M . H .R. President : T. L. Joll, Esq! MASON S, Vice-Presidente : Messrs T. Hair, W. Bortr c- „„». UTiwdb* Tie, F. McPhillips 1 , W. R. Tremain, M. High Street ... ... Hawera, M Bv&an. HandioappeVAnd at New Plymouth. Running Events : Messrs J. J. ODea and M. Joyce. Judges : Mes&re J. HH T T _ TT _ o/ _'7; . .., Bladx, M. Rudkin, F. McPhillips, W. R. IGHEST Honors given in the McNeil. Starto — How&fewnte: New Plymouth Exhibition, Mr T. Hair; running events :MrW. R. 1004-5. Awarded First Prize K. McNeil. Clerk of Course : Mr W. T?;rJ«"iMo f«r tho "Rocfr Fvhihit in Cooper. Protest Committee: Messrs Diploma for the Best isxnibit m T McPhilli F Groft H codkaan*. Monumental Masonry. Also, Special Re f e r ee : Mt W. R. Tremain. Secretary : \ Prize Medal and Diploma for Best Mr J. D. Proffitt. Committee : Messrs Working Exhlb : t- T. Mcßhillips (Chairman), M. Joyce J. Marble and Granite jVonuraents °/Dea, jun. C. Bradford, F. Ctofb, H. , A 1 I- ~ T7~~~« Cochiane, J. Bradford, T. Joyce, O. and Crosses ; also, -ron Fences, McPhrillips, W. Mudford, J. Blair, w. etc., kept in Stock Cooper. Designs and estimates furcished 1. Maiden Handicap, 150 yds 15/ 5/ 1/ on aDD'ication 2< Bovs> Race ' utlder 16 KFWork done in any part of the 5 . BgJ&te. loft. 2of If £ distrct 4. Single Ladies* Race Inspection Invite) ■ 100 yds 7/6 2/6 free : 5. Tiltdng-in-Ring (horses) 100 yds 20/ 5/ 2/6 6. TUG OF WAi.t (10 men. aside) JOLL GIFT nXTTT NOW f v. KAUPOKONUI.— J3OX OF ROLL ttl UISSL ' BUTTER, 501bs, presented by T. L. t " . . """"'" JOLL, Esq Entrance 2s. 7. Dairymen's Hdy, 220 yds 25/ 10/ 2/ WHAT ? 8. Maiden Hdy Trot, 1 mile 20/ 5/ 2/6 9. Novelty Raoe, 100 yds ... 10/ 5/ 1/ a 10. Mamried Ladies' Race . , 75yde 7/6 2/6 free trrvT» -nTKTva vtbr H- Rescuing Comrade ... 20/ 5/ 2/6 HOT-WATfcK BAG. 12 Milk Race> 150 yds (bona fide suppliers between Manaia The and Patiki roads ... 15/ 5/ 1/6 RIGHT QUALITY, 13. Dairymen's Hdp, 440 yds 30/ 10/ 3/ fa 14. Horse Jumping ComipeDTrirm PP.TOEB tition 20/ 10/ 2/6 Af ♦** BIOMI *»"'*»• 15 . CoiKolationßace, 150 yds 10/ 2/6 1/ BTAtr-norjniii 16 - Sheep-Guessing CompeBIGHT PLACE, titio / ...... r ... 10/ ticket 1/ That's Commencing at 11 a.m. ehatrp. EDWARDS' Children's Raoea will be run at inietrHAWERA PHARMACY, Hot water provided on ground. tt- , c-n. AiU events post entry. High Street, N0 BOOKMAKERS ALLOWED -ON tt A OT 1? H. A • GROUND. U. A>V.a »a. The c^jnitik^ r€6e rv.e the flight! fco alter programme. F-DrTTT« ~ a rnnfcrtlnnof. Admission to course : Adults, Is; ohilRUIT and Confectionery.— drea hor M# Having supplied the want grand plain AND FANCY DRESS that was felt, I bsg : to solicit the BALL IN EVENING. patronage of the public Only the Mbest goods stocked. A constant : supply cf fresh vegetables. W. T. T>UBBER STAMPS manufacStyles, New Fruit Shop, Princes XV tured at the Star Office on m ' Street South. he shortest notice.