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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 5 December 1910, Page 7

(^ar*.*^^ YOU'LL NEED A COOL Mj^UjHfl HEAD ON SHOW DAY. j AT^U won't be able to enjoy the >j&ll^S«BßlfK^^£>^ -^- sights if your head is hot and uncomfortable in a heavy, badly fitting • .' • ' , , Hat. . , ! tHe Who would have a cool head during the hot days will be investing in one of * , ADAMSON AND ROBB^ NEW. STRAW HATS, thus insuring full value and satisfaction. ' New Shapes in Men's^ Straw Boaters-r-narrow roll edgej various colored bands— very smart and comfortable fitting. | Light Panamas — ideal Summer Hats, much favored', dressy «o. , shapes — splendid quality. , ' ' 'Also, other fine, light Summery Hats for men — all at prices that make \ them easy to purchase. Get that NEW HAT to-day. !j ADAMSON & ROBB, THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR, HAWERA. : t ' ; -j_ \ [ * . EGYPT'S FERTILITY WAS THE GIFT OF THE NILE. 1 YEARLY the mighty river over- ' - ; . flowed and fertilised the surrounding country. ' - Nature has ,not provided Taranaki ', farms with such a generous rejuvenator of the land, but Science comes to your ; . aid with splendid substitutes. MANURES AND BONEDUST Feed your Cropping Lands which Constant Tillage has impoverished. Sow Fertilisers with your TURNIP, MANGEL, and RAPE SEEDS, and Watch' the Increase. * The Undernoted will prove Specially Suitable— ' * MOUNT LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE, 36-38 per cfent Phosphate. WESTFIELD MANURES and BONEDUST. • ' SURPRISE MALDEN and CHRISTMAS ISLAND GUANO. Send your Order now and help in making the. land fertile. YOUNG, HOBBS & CO. THE WIDE-AWAKE AUCTIONEERS, ' STRATFORD and ELTHAM. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, STOCK and STATION AGENTS, GRAIN MERCHANTS, SEED MERCHANTS, PRODUCE MERCHANTS. AGENCIES: , N.Z. Government Accident Insurance. . (London and Lancashire Insurance Co. (fire and marine). Mutual Life Assurance. Citizens' Life Assurance. ,

REGULARITY OF THE BOWELS. The First Line of Defence against 111-Health. Constipation is the root of ninetenths of the sickness of man, and a large proportion of the sickness of women. It's a simple thing of itself, but, like many simple things, it may grow and become complicated. > When the bowels are, clogged the waste matter decays and ferments and enters the Blood, and is carried to all parts of the body, producing- rleadiaches, Biliousness, Sleeplessness^, Heartburn, toss jof 'Appetite, Indiges,tion, Neuralgia,' Rheumatism, and varioVifs ' other ' ailments disturbing 1 ' the r - '..,;„, Heart and j]| ' Nervous - , fflnji Jxiilh ? ystem '- and Nature often requires a little assistance, and if this assistance is given at the first indication much distress and suffering 1 may be averted. Mothers especially should guard the health of their children, and inculcate regular habits from infancy. As a family Remedy for Costiveness, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills ,have a wide reputation. They are mild in their action, causing neither weakness or sickness, and do not gripe TERMINUS HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. THIS old-established Family Hotel has now been taken over l>v FRED. CALGHER, and on assunujui the proprietorship be ishes to assure , old friends ir Hawera and South Tara- | naki generally that every effort will be i used to make guests comfortable. For ' parties the cottage will be. available, if jj/^rerred, and in the main building there will be every comfort, privacy, use" of balcony and ready access to esplanade and salt water baths, combined advantages which no other hostelry in New Plymouth can offer. • On receipt * of wire or postcard trains will be met. The cuisine may be relied on, and noue ■but the best liquors/ and cordials wil , be stocked. THE ROYAL HOTEL. HAVING taken over the above Hotel, I respectfully solicit a fair share* of public patronage. Speight's Beer and Thorn and Cameron's Old Highland Whisky tn draught. GEO. H. GIBSON, Proprietor. OTAKEHO HOTEL MR a W. CULLEN (late of Kaponga) begs to notify district residents, his many friends, and the travelling public, that he has .taken over the Otakeho Hotel, and is prepared to cater for their requirements with every satisfaction. Good accommodation; also first-class stabling. A full stock of best quality liquors ; kept. i C. W. CULLEN, 1 • Proprietor ALL branches of Job Printing executed at the Star Office. WANTED Known— New Season's Seeds — Magnum Bonum, Crimson King, Champion and Hurst's Monarch Swedes, Sinclair's Champion and Barriball Carrot Seed, Long Red and Yellow Globe Mangold. H. J; Eaves, Otakeho.

•>^— — <C^£fe!|n^s^g!r/ To Beekeepers. / To Beekeepers, j i ~//fi£M&. To Beekeepew. : j IT is in the best interest of Bee- ' keepers that we ti advis© them to see our - ' • "■' . BEE HIVES and OBTAIN BEE HIVES and * OBTAIN QUOTATIONS. t' ; QUOTATIONS. [„ ; , We guarantee the QUALITY of out HIVES and^FITTINGS. ! Last year's' Prices "have been re-j duced. \& §ifj ! ? We^o)dity $$%eotikA& o^'A-MERI ' can qp^^.^W^llribN, "I Write, for iPauticulaus: and Prices to npHE TTAWERA OASH AND T\OOR -OACTORY, , / QUIN BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. CHARLES JONES AND SONS, i MONUMENTAL M4.SONS AND SCULPTORS, HIGH STREET HAWERA. Orders for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MONU MENTAL MEMORIALS Carefully Executed from Granite, Marble, or Best Grey Stone to any Kind of Design. A large and very Choice Variety of Memorials always , in stock in yard to select from. INSPECTION INVIT^O. Any design not in stock n?ay be worked up on the premises or procured on the shortest notice. • Quality of Material and best English Workmanship guarauteed. We have a large consignment of Granite Monuments • just landing. Zs we import direct from Home we" can c supply as cheaply as anyone else in *he j trade. < I Inscriptions neatly and accurately engraved in Lead on Marble or Gilt on Granite. - We cannot set out our Prices here for the various lines, but we claim that our Goods and Prices are equal to any enumerated in catalogues circulated «ti the district by outside dealers. Besides, you can see what you are buying/ and ■ we are here on tbe spot if any fault ir found with the work, j NORMANBY POULTRY YARDS. "THE HOME OF THE LAYERS. ' I MAKE a Speciality of the following Breeds: — White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns and Houdans. I ha/c several grand pens of White Leghorns mated up for this season from the best laying strains procurable, including Padman, Sunnyhurst, Hillcrest, Rector, Leger and Brookes, thus^ affording fanciers a chance to procure as good layers as are to be found in the Dominion at a reasonable price. At the principal Shows in the North Island I have taken over 50 prizes this year, also 6 special prizes, these being for Best White and Best Brown Leghorns at Palmerston North, Best Leghorn at Great Dominion Dairy Show, Best Houdan and Best White Leghorn Hen or Pullet and trophy for Best White t r Brown Leghorn at New Plymouth. This proves that my Leghorns are tof. notchers. Settings, ns, 7s 6d and 10s. j Postage and .packiric" Is 6d extra. In- i fertiles .replaced if returned within on* 1 month with postage. Inspection invited. DON. STEWART. Normanby. J_nn pai:rS Overalls, strong, good TcLlv/ cut, 4s 6d, brown, blue, grey, white ; strong working Tweed Trousers, 6s lid; boys' washing 'Varsity Suits, 10s 6d. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. .