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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 13 May 1910, Page 6

BtuineM Notioea. ♦♦♦♦♦*<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Let the Wind do the Work. ♦ ♦ AD6O^QA*rt£ft93&§ffiF ONE OF OUR ♦ ♦ rgggßJsJglgllllSHafflr now famous ♦ T steel stap . J ♦ W&ffisL*eSSSW^^*Sttmßi BALL-BEARING. + ♦ <tfS«II»W^ WINDMILLS . . ♦ ♦ flPiirmv^ w oN YoUßi fabm ♦ *t mi ffl Your Dairy nerd must + < ► ffl h have plenty of good water. ♦ j ► hh)\ |l Your general atrjek will do J J , hb m „ better if given pure well J ♦ ffj/ iM water. You want water + mm ul laid on to your dwelling, + J4r jjn| your garden, your cowshed, ♦ fl«\ yoiur milk cooler, in fact T ♦ ' Irll I k/i« there is no limit to th<* use- ♦ bIIa \i» fulness of this Windmill. + X » if / Mm c naw ke«p a large T - fl/l/ \lt« stock on hand and can iuptUln *-iJi P^ on shortest notice. + ♦ - iTlm\ jKm c iavel an EflTsrt Wind- ♦ A fIV I \ /Km m *^ ErectOT and undertake J %. ■ 111 / I /Iml all work in connection with Mi e\/ a9m c w kol<? plant. Th.it ii + mh IX \I II c •k a^ es^ Improved Model ♦ £ m/Ib A h«1 Windmill now offered. No V X m/B / Uri intricate parts to get out + if Aw/ \ IMJI of order. Noiseless^ very + ♦ ' m/ y \H Nl . easy running ; wants no at- ♦ > wLrfm\s '"""'yJH tention, only a little oil oo- T >> Jk^Tbx oasionally. Built of best 0 mivf \ /v^H Steel and heavily galvanifih ♦ 4> ll\fsi \/ i\Ul e^' ' Groverns itself auto- ♦ 1^ I / )[ Iv /X I 111 matically in eudden T a) il A fl y ¥\| I I ' storms. Works steadily 1 ► 1/ / \ m/ V| I I •'' • ®°d safely in irregular + i ► ijf/ \jS /\ By 3 winds. Your neighbor has ♦ Ii /w/ l\ if § o!D& - t^ yOlly oll * B X 0 11/ W m fA|[ m the best and cheapest init m^^^fx^f^xSr fl - vestment on the farm. We . + <> fr^7Jj"'^\ j IMI "iJiMll have a large number of ♦ 0 «^\/i^ M y^HVliI good unsolicited teHtimoniu ♦ I/\-^vi^^'b^^l\llli^. ' a^ H fr° m f airm&r9 *& OTer X ♦ #^|My^^i^^KilH» the Taranaki District. Our X *RS%T Ai' O^^^Hiß^fe sales are increasing enormr + 1 ''■ ! M'-MOMS^^Mk particular of Water ♦ t Problem. We ,hall b« ♦ ♦ S^^^^^^ glad to advise 'as to the J ! ; i ♦ Pea!!r?B a HYDRAULIC RA M would suit you better, than, a ' J J WindmillJ ' We. have large stocks of the Simpson Patent Rams, + J also Douglas and Gould's Ranis, Lift and Force Pumps, Windmill ♦ ♦ Pumps, Windmill Tainks, Water Pipe* Waiter Pipe Fittings through- - J ♦ out, Float Valves, Waiter Raising Appliances Complete in all it» J J Branches. V Send for Illustrated Catalogue* with Price List. + T ♦ I Bennett & Sutton,! ♦ IRfINWONGERS - - HAWEBA. $

Values that will Please Home I Dressmakers. •It was a clever man who said: "Life ' is just one thing after another," and this is the view that home seamstresses are apt to take ait this time. For no sooner has the first Winter Dress been finished than the selection of the Materials for the second follows hard upon its heels. This is attended with pleasure for the woman" who comes to. ....•••■ McGRUER, BONE & Co.'s DRESS SECTION. where the newest Fabrics of the season are to be obtained for very little money. AS EXAMPLES TAKE THESE:— Special Values in PLAIN VELVETEENS, brown, navy, royal, myrtle, claret, cream and Black, Is lid yard. CORDED VELVETEEN in green, helio, cream and brown, Is lid yard ; black, navy and cream, 2s 3d and 2s lid. Priestley's Resilda ALL-WOOL DRESS MATERIALS in cream, black, myrtle, and moss; retains a beautiful sheen. Also, Priestley's Shadow and Moss Stripe Satin cloth in brown, green, grey, claret, etc., 3s 3d, 3s 6d yd. Amaranth Navy Serge— the ideal material for golfing, hockey and cycling dresses, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid yard. An unusually fine range of colorings in Tweeds from 2s 6d to 4s 6d yard. Cream Clydesdale Wincey— unshrinkable, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s 3d yard.

THE REDUSO THE ADVANCED IDEA IN tf^^^^W * (JUivbJiilb. >£$r*S%K^tfS^N HALF of women's "nerves" are ' 7^^^^/ corset ills — caused direotly by , Jg. the discomfort and annoyance of an ill- j L^/"t^ fitting corset. In the REDUSO, science . ~"j V^ and common sense have evolved a cor- /0r jsS^\. set for stout women that adds shapely M (&~^4&f lines to the wearer, and lends itself to i^Vw^^fe*^'^ I ***^. the support of the body. h^^^lHfeiii>r^***'^V REDUSO • iBF^ CORSET //WL ' is built and feels like any other type of I \ IM mJ||\ corset. It is free of straps, harness- /rJ ||T| M I|A like arrangements and clumsily fitting \fe>U I |u|i/ w M\ contrivances. ml ml m \SI \ REDUSO CORSETS are durable HI \\\ »\ without being stiff — and valuable with- 111 1 I |l| out being expensive. ___ InTTnf' TTT" 1 U REDUSO /Hm. I '™. accomplishes its remarkable reduction of the figure from one to five inches — entirely by its scientific principle of goring, McGruer, Bone & Co., CASH DRAPERS, HIGH AND UNION STREETS, HAWERA.