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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 8 April 1908, Page 2

3**M*m MMUw. EASTER , ISSS?* j TRAVELLING Oil OUTFITS. /^|UR STOCK OF TRAVELING GOODS IS AERIVIKG— STEEL CABIN TRUNKS— I4s 6d to I \ H /*N Ifl /I SAIRATOGA TRUNKS-458 to 52s 6d. JO Vil fZfi^ I BLACK OVERLAND TRUNKS-35s ft^tfh O^qO^ v| COMPRISED FIBRE TKUNKS-65* UJUQ [/ < &T SOLID LEATHER TRUNKS in all LADIES' HAT BOXES IN STEEL, LEATHER AND FIBRE, TRAVELLING RUGS, MAUDS AND BLANKETS. BRIEF BAGS— IOs 6d tc 17s 6d. j^^^^^^B^Sfe^ . ' HAND BAGS— ISd to 30s. I JSlPlf I^^^^W GLADSTONE BAGS— 2Ss to 52a 6d. r j?**Ssc?^ [I HIE KIT BAGS 39s 6d to 755. , W_* •® I SWp SUST CASES- 37a 6d to 39s 6d V^ j J? J IHB ' BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. 1B& NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING ; FACTORY, ' HAWERA - '; WINTER FOOTWEAR. \ THE "G " ROOT. j" "\757"5 rc-oogßise the fact that our BOOTS have a reputation, both for -wear • * and appearauca We sl&> Itnow that to hold o«r extensive trad© together it is imperative that we> keep our goods up to the mark. , Wo make our Boots taid wil^sell them; consequently we know -what > w« Bell. Our PJumb Line, is just now the MAN'S NAILED SHOOTER, i which we cell at prices running 8» 6d, 10s <sd, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, and -every pair ia valae for the money. > Our store is full to overflowing with Footwear pertaining to the present season : Goloshes, Gum Boots, Dancing Shoes, and Winter Boots for man, 1 woman and child. » Polishes, Dubbin, .Protectors and everything necessary for the Shoo . Trade in stock. REPAIRS ON THE PEEMISFS. ; ______ r R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. SHOEISTS. I TARANAKI SHEEP RUNS 2 WITHIN ONE MILE OE THE SEA. 550 A c R B s - ■OINE healthy country, carrying 950 SHEEP .and 50 HEAD CATTLE * -*• and abundaoice of feed; splendidly f&nced and subdivided; nice- little house of four rooms, outbuildings, delightful situation, over-loolring sea, beautiful piece of native bush around house, small woo'shed, glass house , with grape vines in full bearing} only 18 n.iles from railway and freezing " works, en splendid main road; glorious climate, especially in winter. For its price and carrying capacity a dirt-cheap and good property. Write for further particulars cor come without delay, as it will soon be sold Partly freehold, partly leasehold, at a ptpper-corn rental and lonpr leaset PRICE * i £2450, vhich works out about 4a 7d per acre on a rental basis at 5 per cent. 9 ONLY £1000 CASH REQUIRED ;BALANCE 6 per cent for 5 years, • 450 A c ' B ' * * T "OREEHOLD, only 9 miles from New Plymouth, and close to the sea ■*■ coast r»nd township; lew, undulating sheltered country; has bean carrying sheep the last few years, before that it carried 120 cows and dry i stock ; nearly all ploughabte. Owner sold his stcck at Christmas and has net stocked up since, and there if) money to bo made th' 9 winter with the I huge amount of feed on it now. Five-rociiied hous-i and shed, fine orchard, , 2 miles river frontage. A property which, in the hands cf a good fanner, would sell for dcublo prioo fsked, A pretty place with great possibilities TRICE £9 PER ACRE; £1000 CASH DOWN; BALANCE at 5 per cen'c ; E. GRIFFITHS & CO.. LAND AGENTS, ETC. - - NEW PLYMOUTH. t , ______^ — — — — — __^____ ' SYME'S EGMONT SASH & [ DOOR FACTORY, HAWERA. » « STEAM, SAW, PLAINING AND 1 Head Office § MOULDING MILLS. . ®[ and Factory, J A large stock of rough and d essed 2& tt a nrvo a *£ llm^ eT in Rimu, Matai, iotara, Kauri U xIA WILKA. | and W hite Pine. » Telephone 51. Rusticated boarding, T. and G. g P.O. Box 67. I flaoxing, T G.B. and V. lining. » Branch YircU, £ JOINKRY OP EVERT DESCRIPTION. 2? «T»ATirn»r» & MOULHINGS OF ALL PATTERNS, g SiKAIrUKU. $ BMSCIAL DESIGNS TO ORDEH. & Bush Mills, *? Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubs, buc 1 |£ NGAIRE, - <£ kets, cheese vats, squaie churns, H mnrcnA « wittl staod and pulleys com- '< * n^VuToc? I p etB All m:iterial » sed for Joinery & TAIHAPK. • an< j tnanu^acturtd goods is picked and sJ 1 C thoroughly seasoned. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN HAWEEA FOR DEAPEY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. A CIIEAP LIST FOE SLENDER PURSES- ( . Blouses, 3s Gd, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d Black & smy twe«l skirts, 7/6, 9/G mantels 1/, Flwineletto 4^d Calico 4fd. Prints 6d, 7Ad p SheeUngs ]/, 1/6 ; Towels 9d, 1/, 1/6 Hoso 1/; Umbrellas 3/6, 5/G, 6/ Dress ; rg Gowna 1 0/6 Tweed Jackds (latest) 1 -i/H, 1 7/6, 25/ Flannelette N. Dreeses 4/9 Chemisea 2/9, ia pink and white i Men's working trousers 6/6, 9/6 Eiding Breeohte 13/6 Rujrs 5/6, C/ 6, 8/6. 11/ d, 12/6 Under Flannels 3/11 Under Vasts and Pants 3/6 ; socks 1/ WatcrprocJ Overcoats 17/6 Oilcoats 12/6 u esyy tjuko Shirts 5/, 5/6 Soft Felt Hata3/6, 4/6, 6/6 Capal/, 1/6; Suits 2b/. 30/, 35/ Melton Cloths aud Tweed Dr*sa Goods, a splendid J ine, 1/11. ■ '■'■' SEXTON'S CASH DJUPFB (Neat Book of Australusia). ... High street, HAWERA.