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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LII, Issue 9188, 7 September 1906, Page 3

BiKßew Notice*. GO TO THE ONEHUNGA BOOT FACTORY HIGH STREET • HAWERA. FOR GOOD BOOTS. "WHY?" ij^Oß Three Reasons. 1. They are the best in the town. 2. They ? are made from the best of leather — no composition. 3. They are cheap and reliable. f) PARENTS! STUDY THESE PRICES: *J • • 7xß Chrome Lace Boots 5/1 1 \ These 9 x 10 „ „ „ 6/6 are 11 xl 3 „ „ „ 7/- L Hard Ix 2 „ „ „ 8/6 to 3x 7 „ „ „ 9/6 J Beat. Other classes equally 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. I. MAWKES, Manager. ADAMSON AND ROBB, TAILORS AND MERCERS, HIGH ST., HAWERA. DRESS SUITB, LADIES' COSTUMES, AND DIVIDED SKIRTS A SPECIALITY. f 7 v n|| 1 a ja /jH recommended/AI St^y AND USED BY >^ il^f^JP / ALL GOO DyS^^b^jyz/Sciatica, NURSES X _ftj^ / \ Lumbago, >^^^ / Influenza, s' Liver ColT| P laints yf _#|^^^^^_k s' an< * Affections of y^ _L^^K >^the Throat and Chest. / Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street S (late 533> Oxford street )- London. /^XOINTMENT

tt heals w;h;ere rrs APPMED, EDWARDS' VETERINARY n SALVE:-' For Qo're Teats, Cuts, and Sores. You will never be&witnbut it after once using it. Price f 1/6 FRED. EDWARDS, V The Chemist (next to Economic), . ''j^jHawera../, ,_ '■ woobT n& coal. MESSRS MITCHELL AND CONNELL (late Cameron and Son) I Notify that they keep Jarge stocks of dry rata and matai and all kinds' of coal (weight and measurement guaranteed), and are ready- to» ( promptly execute orders, large or \ small. , Also oa handOats, chaff, hay, straw, wheat, pollard, etc. tSS" Agents for Sutton's farm and garden seeds. Just arrived— A large consignment of Sutton's Seeds. Note the address — MITCHELL & CONNELL, Princes street, Hawera. Telephone 58. HAWERA FOUNDRY AND ENGINEERING WORKS. Telephone 117. MACHINERY repaired Engineers' supplies stocked. Factories fitted up and castings of all kinds supplied. General blacksmithing and horses carefully shod. Wagner's Glassware for milk testing, and small hand testers for farmers' use now stocked. Agency for Ferrodot Paints and Linkum Belting. J. HOPKIRK, Nelson and Clive Streets. f^ IBSON'S UNION STREET STABLES, Telephone 32. This stable is recogniseld as being the finest on the west coast. j On hire : Reliable horses and the lightest and best vehicles obtainable. ISff* Wi CHARGES abb thb SAMH as in thb PAST (REASONABLE). Ladies' waiting-room fixed up with every convenience. TARANAKI BTABLEB. THE following are the rates at these stables : — Feeds ... ... ... 1/ Stands »-•' ... 6d H. B. NICHOLAS ... Proprietor

TO Stand the Season at the Owner's Farm, near Hawetra, / ' _t^__ - The .Thoroughbred Stal- . lion Daystar is well up in the list of winning sires fox the past season and some of his stock are among the best racing on the coast. Maxes will be met at Howera station and all care taken. For terms and particulars apply to J., CASSERLEY, Owner, Haweta. — j TO Stand this Season' at Normanby, Hawera, Okaiawa, Meremere, and Travel the surrounding districts, __ The Thoroughbred W____K_ Stallion, _— J&__3cL' / S T^ PAUL. Good paddocking at Is 6d per week. All care but mo responsibility. For terms and further particulars apply to T. GLYNN, Or, P, GREAVES, Groom-in-Charge Commercial Hotel, Normanby. SEXTON'S END, OF SEASON END OF SEASON END OF SEASON END OF SEASON AND STOCK-TAKING SALE. STOCK-TAKING SALE. STOCK-TAKING SALE. ' STOCK-TAKING SALE. EVERY Article Marked Down to the Lowest Possible Fraction to enable us to clear out winter goods and rriake room for Summer Stock. By shopping with us during the next 14 days you will . get astonishing value in the following goods : — Blankets, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6 per pair Flannels, gd, iod, 1/ per yard Flannelettes, 3d, 4d, sd, 6d per yard, Calicos, 2sd, 3^d, 6d per yard Sheetings, o.d, i/, 1/3, 1/4 per yard Towels, 6d, Bd, gd, 1/ each Lace Curtains, 3/, 4/6, 6/6, 7/6 pair Ladies' Underclothing, in flannelette and calico, all prices Bouses, in French flannel, $(6 each 1 Blouses, white and colored silks, 7/6 each Black cloth skirts, 7/6 each Men's navy blue vicuna s*its, 25/ and 30/ Men's saddle tweed suits, 35/ and 40/ Men's shirts, 2/6 ; underpants, etc., 3A 3/6, 4/ THE CASH AKCADE. T. SEXTON. OLD METALS. X%7 E are Cash buyers of above. *'. Top prices for: Cast iron, lead, brass, copper, zinc, pewter, etc. Also metal drosses. Best price given for old rubber, bicycle t^res, etc. Note the address: JONES & CO., Clyde Quay, Wellißgton.