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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 9 April 1910, Page 3

1 W. SPENOE | '. - - _ - . I :| rjjWp Newjtyles J||]J. I frlft A ut » ffl ' n l| TaWf I Furs for Wintry Weather. I :.| — ! * ' 1 /£ , We have secured for the "Winter Season an exceptionally (^ V fine stock of -Fashionable Fur-wear— Muffs, Collarettes, Stoles, f£» "51) Gloves^ etc - — and we want you to visit our establishment and' (£r> •Xr reahse how wonderfully reasonable in price high-grade • Furs rO ■ «Q) can be. Qur Furs are Vv «0j EEALLY GOOD BUT NOT EXPENSIVE, S> <(y and we feel sure that when you have inspected our stock you £)* <Q> will admit the truth of our words. Will you come? y p> I The Net Season's Coats are Very Smart. I • V THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL I & , .tQ) We've just opened them up, and are showing the very latest j£ <Q) , styles. <£» 35 We have them for Ladies and Children in the prettiest colors &■ j£ and shades imaginable. (C* ■JJ And the Prices? Well {£> • <}J WETE MARKED THEM MOST MODERATELY. !rv I ECONOMIC, HAWEEA. | & ■ X Amber Tips Tea That's the name to remember when next you go to the grocer's. It represent* the best la tea. Price. 1/8. WO and 2/- per lb. H

HOME SAMPLES ! . fiA LADIES' Re&dy-to-We&r Sk : r:g, "^ ail the Latest Deigns n ■■cloths, sierges, tweeds, lustres, etc., at {HOME PEICES. T. SEXT( >N ■•••••• GASiI DEAPERu Modern Woman Selects her Corset with the same care as her shoes. The first consideration of course is 1 /^"i» vPtca^N comfort, for the woman of to-day will not I 8 lay\ suffer the inconveniences and miseries of her r \\ V grandmother. She also sees that her selection /J^NM* c *^^w\ Bl fulfils the latest requirements of fashion. In /'•''^^[A «=3ifc~!i JK short, she chooses , Mil W\ RUSTPROOF QkJ&XswA 9s»hx \/ v 11l Cf Jd Ad *, wMrff ff^lf^^v\^\ *\ because in doing so, correct style, h}'gienic /^is^gc* I Jf^S |jfi 0 construction, and perfect ease are assured. • COW 1 !® TO BE HAD IN ALL I -* FROM ALL DRAPERS - :: « « '. # Ty j4\\ EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. \ aj.^ NORMANBY SHOETNG FORGE. jdg^^^ XKT H. pOLLOCK, /^IOAL. (Late of Stratford) ... Proprietor. FARRIER AND GENERAL ORDER "POINT ELfZABETH BLACKSMITH. , ] 4STATB — the Best Houaeihold Coal otn — ■ — &c market Unequalled for Heat; GOOD WORKMANSHIP no Soot; above all, "Full Weight." at DOUBLE SCREENED— 32s ton; REASONABLE RATES. .16s -1-ton; 8s . ! SPECIAL RATES FOR TRUCK LOADS. A TT TIUXFIELD, F. A. BALDER, rx# -"■• XJ Depot Agemt LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Office— ll2 Radgway Street, SADDLE MAKER, I High Street Hawera. THE ROYAL HOTEL. RADDLES and HARNESS of every description made to order on the HAVING taken over the - above premises. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hotel, I respectfully solicit a fair REPAIRS neatly and promptly share of public patronage. executed. • Speight's Beer and Thorn and AGENT for—Solomon's Solution, Cameron's Old Highland Whisky on aapham>g Patent Horse-Holder and •draught. ge^ GIBSON, Wheel-Lock and Kirkwo> f ■ OintProprietor. tnemt.