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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9137, 9 July 1906, Page 3

Bmineaa Netioea. ADAMSON AND ROBB, TAILORS AND MERCERS, HIGH ST., HAWERA. DRESS SUIT 3, LADIES' COSTUMES, AND DIVIDED SKIRTS A SPECIALITY. Why isTit? That Economical Housewives, professional Cooks, and large consumers of Coal prefer " Coalbrookdale "? Because — 1. It ia the Cheapest— auoh a large percentage of it v barn-able. Because — 2. It makes the hottest fire, and is easily controlled. Bec&use — 8. The low percentage of ash means cleanliness as well as economy. Because — 5. Poor, low-grade, low-heating, low-priced coal is extravagant! Because — 8« No good cooking can be done with a coal that lacks " heat." Because — 6- The sale of Coalbrookdale addß to the wealth of the Colony. •-:\use — 7. "The Best is always the Cheapest in the long ran." doaibFool&claiGj westport. T«£ Ir«»e,^ The Westport Goal Go., Ld. Local Depot : NEW PLYMOUTH. ON SALE BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS. GO TO THE " ONEHUNGA BOOT FACTORY HIGH STREET HAWEEA. FOR GOOD BOOTS. "WHY?" }7*OR Three Reasons. 1. They are the best in the town. 2. They j are made from the best of leather — no composition. 3. They are cheap and reliable. f) PARENTS ! STUDY THESE PRICES : fJ • • 7xß Chrome Lace Boots 5/1 1 \ These 9 x 10 „ „ „ 6/6 are 11 xl 3 „ „ „ 7/- V Hard Ix 2. „ „ „ 8/6 to 3x7 „ „ „ 9/6 ; Beat. Other classgg squally as cheap. Call and see. IS" Don't forget we repair promptly, cheaply, and neatly. Prices — Gents', soled and heeled, from 2/9 ; ladies', soled and heeled, 1/9. Orders taken for all kinds of Boots and Shoes. Hand-sewn a speciality. J. MAWKES, Manager.

Ino •p^fut up with Common^^^ |j When you can get 1 H I fcjl^^ ATP* &. Cj^^ 1 PURE CEYLON I TEAS NELSQNJOATE&CO.LTD. York Street • Colombo, Cexlon Mxboeb Street - Wewjngton liiohfield Street ChriStchdbch Crawford Street Dunedin Customs Street Auckland Murray Street Hobabt, Tasmania p^^ aonstantly receive letters and hear from those ■ returning from England and G Australia, that they cannot get I tea like ours at any price. This |j is partly accounted for by the B higher standard of tea imported H into New Zealand, and the fact H that we will not put our name on I any packages unless the tea is B |gs right when it leaves I EBl;TIfE B l;TIf. RJR J I WHITE SWAN BREWERY AND BOTTLING CELLARS. Tr>OTTLERS~o7I Manning's Ale and Stout. Ward's Ale and Stout. Swan's Ferro Stout. HARRISON St 00. CHAMPION FLOUR. THE Northern Mill has now to work 24 hours a day to supply the demand. In spite of persuasion and dumping, the Company still declines to join the Trust, so saving wage-earners thousands of pounds. CHAMPION BREAD & FLOUR is stocked by every baker or storekeeper of any standing in Taranaki* If any difficulty is experienced lx obtaining either, write to Mr Newton King, New Plymouth, who will adj vise you of the nearest tradesman selling it.

HOT WATER BOTTLES. A LL new goods. SpeciJ\. ally imported for this season. The strong rubber, tight seams, and perfect fitting, stopper insure satisfaction that you won't get from the ordinary Hot Water Bottle. Remember, these are all new and every bottle is t guaranteed. Prices right. W. K. WALLACE, Chemist. NOT IN THE T&iUST. SNOWDRIFT FLOUR. Winner of the Big Bread Event at the NOIUIANBY SHOW. WRITING to the Taranaki Agents for this brand of Flour, Mr Thos. Lloyd, Secretary of the Normanby Horticultural, Poultry, and General Produce Society, says : — "I have much pleasure in stating that there was good competition for your Special Prize for the beet loaf in the Show made from ANY brand of flour, eight competitors coming forward and that the First Prize was won by Mra R. Hicks, of Hawera, and second prise wa» won by, Mrs W. C. Morrison, of Hawer*, both with a loaf made from 'SNOWDRIFT' Flousr." THOS. LLOYD, Secretary N.H.S. Taranaki Agents — L. D. NATHAN & CO., LTD. NEW PLYMOUTH. Ask your Grocer for •' Snowdrift " Flour. STATE GUARANTEE. leftists accruj with aach Primlim p&&. Triannlal Distributions. BtWMM aJMtflrt to data : £1,920,000. i ». B- WOHABDOOR. VJT.iL. OOMtaMMt HAWERA SASH & DOOR FACTORY. quinlbros., Proprietors. j TIMBER, GLASS, & HARDWARE MERCHANTS.. Builders' requisites of every description Manufacturers of churns and butterworkers Over 1,000,000 feet of sawn timbe in stock, exclusive of 100,000 feet of mouldings Separator and machine oils a speciality Mills at Toko, Eltham, and Midhirst. QUiN~BROB,* Proprietors.