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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9305, 22 March 1907, Page 2

Busuwii Notieet SOLID FOOTWEAR , miTr T Mm »» a^ aM *»^,.^n ff r^--«^^ npHE Old Style Heavy WaterMl?K'< KTP I -■- tight, with hs massive apMILJN O Hir &±IUUIUK&. I pearance| i sa thiug or the past. mm ,i , —Mi-mrT-nn-r-Tir— r-iT-i-tn-Tnm lln its place the demand is tor a boot that will bear the same wear and be much lighter. Alter years of experimenting we are now able to supply a Kip Shooter that will wear as weh as the old t.ty)e heavy watertight, and at the same time be half the weight. The New Style Kip Shooter is thoroughly water tight, soles are substantial and well nailed, and a solid pair of toe and heel tips com plete what we are confident is a good boot. To sum up. The main consideration we have aim^d at ■ »"■' mim ■■ mmmi^Mmmmm^^^ has been to produce a boot that I r\rjv x>t>r.m? 10 la will be so'id and not weighty. I UUii r±ilO.& I^/0. The piice seltb tbe boot |„ . „„ „,„ „„— — —— ,i— . REPAIRS ON THE PREMISES. &/is*4/W SNOJSISTS. W%^^ ' FOR JUVENILE CLOTHING We are IN TEE FRONT RANK. 4 w|y fj i Boys' Sailor Suits, / \ 'ra' -/ 1 J Boys' Con way Suits, I / U| Boys' Norfolk Suits, ■•• \. V %n T2/6 to 2*7/6 r . NEW ZEALAND \ MEW ZEALANTn [SJU i LOTHINGS^ FACTORY HAWJEKA. \ cqUGHS COto* 1 \ ROUGHS COtQg f I There are 3 I AD AMSON t AND kinds of Coal! | ROBB 5 Ist. The Coal that costs merchant little money and gives TAILORS. little heat. 2nd. The Coal that costs — a little more money and A very Fine A very Fine gives a little more heat. I Range Range 3rd. " Coalbrookdale," of of which is the bast value for > TWEEDS TWEEDS your money — pound for T , J' , T , , . , i J j i_ 'i. • «n The Latest The Latest pound—because it is all Varieties. Varieties, heat I " Coalbrookdalk is a bituminous coal — it belongs to the naphtha and Men , s Me of aU descriptions . petroleum class of products — and consequently — it burns with great heat ! rs* N ote t h e Address— This means that it cooks food quickly and thorough- HIGH street hawera. ly. For steam purposes it is well known to stand unrivalled. " Coai,brook- l dale" Coal is all Coal: ! MAFrC P A T/F! no slate, no stones, no IVIA-J^J^O FAlJlh dirt,— only New Zealand's PEOPLE * * finest Coal, with almost 'Dr^iG'V # # * no waste in ash. JlijvJ X • Order " COALBROOKDALE " A LACK of color in the face is c r\ sure evidence of lack of iron a r> 1 m ■. 4. a tne 00^« It nas been hard preAny Coal Mercnatit viously to supply the deficiency, as in the Colony. ordinary preparations of iron destroy ■mmmi^^mmmmihhJ the teeth and derange the digestion. Both objections are overcome — WALLACE'S QUININE GENTS Now is the and time to have your IRON TONIC. DON'T suit thoroughly renovated, The iron is ready to pass into the no matter how soiled, and blood, does good right away, makes READ remember, we stiffen can- rich red blood, cures indigestion an J vasses in coats like new. J l° ss °* appetite. THIS ! Panama hats and kid Pric e •■< 2/6 glovecleaning a specialty. —~ L'adies' apparel dyed or W ALjLiAL/rj, cleaned. HAWERA AND MANAIA. W. HAWKTNS AND CO., Dyers & Cleaners, WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, AND (Dixon & Bates' Right-of-way), BTOUT High street. IS* Note new address. "|~N any assortment for Prompt ± CASH, at GIBSON'S UNION STREET A. C. HAKFISON'S, STABLES, Re street Hawera Telephone 32. This stable Is recognised to be the finest on the West Coast. St Raphael wine &nd FerrQ StQut On hire : Reliable horses and the always in stock. Both lines lightest and best vehicles obtainable. highly recommended KS" MT CHARGES arb the SAME for invalids as in thh PABT (REASONABLE). ' Ladies waiting-room fixed up Agent for the Victoria Insurance I with every convenience. ' Company.