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We are Jailors to riett with Whims ' ANYONE'CAN CLOTHE THE MAN WHO DOESN'T GARE. , "X'M too thin for the new style'slope shoulder Coat," said one. -i- We fix him out. :, : ~ . , ; i " .'."l'm too stout for the new:kind of clothes," puffs the big fellow. With a long tape we re luce him to notes payable in personal satisfaction. .'•',• .'..j'O;-. Mr,"A" fancies a peculiar ap or lapel pocket or cuff. Mr * "B" has his own idea about trousers. And so they come—and go ~.„ away happy. No need to speak of Workmanship- -or Fabrics. This is ADAMSON and ROBE'S—there are year's of knowledge and experience behind us. - ADAMSON and ROBB, Sg. s MO^ I! ™R Hawera. NOW IN FfLL SWING. . . ■■ . -* — ■■ ■ THE TALE OF THE TOWN. SALE. ' MACKLAM'S STOCK. CEOWDS BUYING THE UNHBiBD OF BAEGAINS. HALLENSTEINipOS, LTD. Nourish Your Calves with BIBBY'S "Cream IT Pays, and Pays well. In xhefifst place it makes a weedy -..■■■• i ; calf strong and healthy. •:■ .;•■. _.-,.. ~...., >■ In the, second, it fit? it f or: the strenuous; life of the dairy herd. ' .'..■•■"'"■■■ : •*.,; ; /; ■• ■': ,'.' ' . . ...'.. In the third, it is the most natural approach, to whole milk and is less costly, for you can rear a calf at a cost of 4s 6d ■ to ss-6d. ■ - ■ . "■ "J -' ' .■;: ■ '.. ; ' .' / 28s is the cost of 1 cwt of "BIBBY'S, ?> but it goes nearly twice as.far as any other food. If you'd make more money use BIBBY'S "CREAM EQUIVALENT" FOR THE CALVES. . When you visit the Show you will find our exhibit of ; more than ordinary interest. There you will see the finest < samples of GARTON'S "SUPERLATIVE" BLIGHT. PROOF SWEDE. ; One of the important sights of the Show is our exhibit of Root Crops grown from GARTON'S SEEDS we have supplied. Magnificent crops have resulted wherever these Seeds have been ;■ sown.';' ■; . ' ■ V" ■ : - .... We are the chief agents in Taranaki for Garton's Seeds. ; ■ Place .your Orders at the Show. ' ..... : ')■ ." '"' YOUNG, HOB^S & CO. SEED, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, STRATFORD AND ELTHAM. FITZ.ZELL :& SHAW; TJAVE you purchased your New Suit yet? If not, see what we are showing in the latest ENGLISH, SCOTCH,'IRISH and COLONIAL TWEED and WORSTED SUITINGS. Al. over Hawera and district our famous SUITS MADE TO MEA- ; | SURE have the reputation of being ABSOLUTELY THE BEST MADE r and .HOST STYLISHLY CUT SUITS ever seen in Taranaki. With such a Reputation our Prices are EXCEEDINGLY LOW and finish EXCEEDINGLY HIGH. Take note and judge for yourselves. ' ' '"65/-,"'' 70/-, .. %m-m^ .-bo/-,;-;.'■ ■ We can give you the BEST VALUE because our TERMS are for CASH ONLY. ■ -- X -.■'■■'-■..-•:...--■ •- : BRUNETTE'S CORNER , HAWERA

"JVTEW f^EALAND X OAN AND . TtiTERCANTILE A GENCY . C°" L m HAWERA. IN STOCKSEED POTATOES and VEGETABLE SEEDS of the best kinds. SEED GRAIN of all varieties. Specially Machine Dressed. GRASSES and CLOVERS of Sound Quality only. MANURES for all crops. GRAIN, MEAL, and FODDER for all classes of stock. Send for Samples and Quotations. Telephone No. 44. Elmshurst Choice Ceylon Tea, Atlas Horse Covers, Congo Roofing, Lawn Mowers, Flower Pots, Woolpacks, Sacks, etc. Every care given in supplying Good Quality at Lowest Possible Rates. AGENTS FOR— McDougall's Paste Dip (poisonous). McDougalPs Fluid Dip (non-poisonous). Separators. Churns. Murtou's Dip. Cooper's Dip.

JAMES E. CAMPBELL D.8.0.A. (London;, (By Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. jy/JAY BE CONSULTED IN ELTHAM-At Riordan's Tea Rooms (private room), on WEDNESDAY, August 23rd. WAVERLEY-At Miller's Boardingit™i\,Yv lkT s ' Chemist > on bATURDAY, August 26th. CHEAP SETTINGS FOR SALE. rpHE Hawera Utility Poultry Farm J- can now supply Settings from the best procurable laying strains of Utility American White Leghorns and White Plymouth Rocks. AM Settings 5s each; posted 6s 6d, Incubator lots 30s per 100, free on rail Cash with order. Infertile eggs replaced when seni back within a month in boxes, stamps added. Circulars post free. Inspector invited. i?or Sale.—American White Leghori Pullets at 7s 6d each; Cockerels fron 10s to 15s each.; White Plymouth Kocl Cockerels, from 10s to 15s each. E. T. BT Wortht.WILSON STREET, HAWERA. HAWBRA.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 August 1911, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 August 1911, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 August 1911, Page 7

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