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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 22 July 1909, Page 1

Wanted*. "CIVEIITTHING in my store is Re- *-^ duced in Price and Plainly Marked in red during the Sale. You can't go wrong in buying while tha ISale is on, even if you do not require the goods immediately, as the saving is so. great as to< be v.oll worth taking advantage* of. J. Hunt, Manaia. "POS SALE— Farm of 574 acres, -*- ;jood, easy country; 40 acres felled and 20" acres sown, in best English grasses and clover; 1 mile from good 6ft track and 19 miles from township. Will sell right out for £450. Apply to John McLeod, Strathmore. I FOR, Bran, Pollard, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Oat Sheaf and Straw Chaff, Succrosine, etc., try Shackle-ton, and Moon, Princes street. — — — — . i A . "I^O'R SALK— One 3-h.p. Tangye -*- benzine engine, magneto ignition,; splendid condition. Apply James Wilson, Inglewood. "CIOR PAINTING and Paperfianging, -*■ write to McLeod and Roberts, Box 106, P. 0., Hawera. The best of work at the cheapest prica Work and material guaranteed. GUY, A. H., Kaponga, Wheelwright and General Smith. Dairy Factory Machinery Repaired. Shoeing a Speciality. Terms moderate. 1 | ERE you can. find In endless -*-*- variety : Ladies' blouses, a firfe range from 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 20s; Ladies 1 * Skirts, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 16s 6d; Laces and Embroideries, Insertions, Ribbons, Flannelette sheeting Is 6d, pillow cotton, calico. Every line a seller at low prica Armitage's, Manaia. TUST A FLIER— 3 pairs women's " hose for 2s 6d; gents' 16 rib umbrella. 9s 6d; men's trousers 7s 6d; women's jackets 10s 6d; pick any of coir largo assortment, belts Is 6d each ; white calico. 3|d yard; white flannel 10^d; wincey Is yard. Armitage's, Manaia. TUST to han3 t>y tne latest boats— A Fine Selection of the Newest Ideas in Tweeds, Clotfs, and Serges. C. S. Smith, Tailor, Hawera. T OST, or driven away from Taikatu -" road, Otakeho, about July Ist, 1909, one 2-yeaa* springing Polled Angus heifer (all black) ; no' visible brand. Reward. H. J. Eaves, Otakeho. T OST — Between! Noainaniby and -*-* Ha.wera, trap rug, lamp and umbrella. Rewai'd at Egmont Stables. MoCORMICE, COOK AND CO.— We receive fish daily from our own boats. Fresh oysters and shell fish in season. Orders delivered to every part of the town. No frozen fish stocked. Telephone 175. I%4TANAIA for Drapery and Cloth- "^- ing, and the reason why, Manaia is the central distributing point, Manaia carries some large stocks, Manaia assures you reasonable prices, Manaia. show® you latest novelties, Manaia bids you welcome. — ARMITAGE,'S, Drapeiy and Clothing is selected. ]I|"B J. JAMESON, Fishmonger, J-VJL High street, wishes to notify the people of Hawera that he is receiving 1 Fresh Fish from Breakwater daily.. Telephone 141. /"^UR. Real Sale is now in full swing. Baa-gains in men's suits, trousers, boys' suits, leather coats. Blankets of pure N.Z. wool a.t greatly reduced prices. H.B. Clothing Factory, Hawera. "ORIME Oamaru Up-to-Date Pota--A toes always in stock. Barmby and Cole, The Mart, Regent street. "OATRONISE local Industry and buy -* Colonial ammunition at the Alton Store. Climax cartridges, 10s per 100; Favorite, 13s; six varieties. T3YJAMA SUITS, all sizes, 6s lid, -*- Ceyflon cloth 11s 6d, nightshirts 6s. Sleep in comfort by wearing H.B. sleeping sox. H.B. Clothing Factory, Hawera. TO LET — Five acres, near Racecourse. Apply at Quinn Bros.' Office, Hawera. WANTED Known — I have a splendid line of Oil Coats (the best on the market), which I am now o&exing at considerably reduced prices for Cash. Al«o, knee and thigh leggings; aill at Reduced Prices. Bulmer, Saddlea 1 , Kaponga. TST ANTED xr.jwn— Smith fine '^ Eu:i!<j:-i have-- a large utock oi TW &wl aouoiid hh^l f>irniture *t the, Liaj&l Mart