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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 21 November 1911, Page 7

Bctinesi Notice*. GRAND XMAS SLAUGHTER SALE OR MACKLAM'S STOCK. ■ —■ »+« — fTIHE Proprietary have decided to run a HUGE SLAUGHTER SALE in anticipation of your Xmas Requirements. EVERY ARTICLE CUT TO BEDROCK PRICES. SALE NOW ON AT MACKLAM'S, H A W E R A. YOU'LL BE WANTING A NEW jj§|j||l| HAT FOR THE SHOW! e^ TTVON'T let the opening day come -L* along and find you minus a m NEW HAT. ||f Make, your selection to-day at F ADAMSON and ROSE'S, fV where MEN'S HATS are shown in / \\\\ /TV/ ltji j/Nw every style you are likely to want. 1 \VV ' A%^// J cooIANA^ AS are Kght and V \^IW/J C°STRAW BOATERS, too, in all \ \4rW\{ IjF c new sh 8^!^8N^^^^/^ \^SsJjr We na^6 a fine selection of soft • K n " V ' LOUNGEI FELTS—the sort most v\'-' /Vs. farmers like bestv X. // While Dandy HARD FELTS are 7/ obtainable in many smart styles. / O YOUR size is here—at a modest price. ADAn^OIV & V>Ci RR The House for nen* Wear | ALTAI l^KJiy QC KUDD, HAWERA. g SPECIAL PRICES ~ FOR SHOW WEEK. VISITORS KINDLY NOTE PRICES. 10 dozen MEN'S KAIAPOI SOX, lOd per pair 6 dozen WHITE TENNIS SHIRTS, 3s lid. TWEED GOLF CAPS, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d. MEN'S WHITE STRAW BOATERS, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d. RIDING BREECHES, 9s lid, lls 6d, 14s 6d. MEN'S WORSTED TROUSERS, 8s lid, 9s lid lls 6d MEN'S BOOTS, Splendid Quality, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d SUITS MADE TO MEASURE, 55s to 755. AT FITZZELL & SHAW S, BRUNETTE'S CORNER ' HAWERA

KAFONGA. DOMINION STABLES, MR D. KELLY bogs to inform the Public of Kaponga and district that he has again taken over the "Dominion" Livery and Bait btables business at Kaponga (until lately carried on by Mr J. Bullock;, and he asks for a continuance of the liberal patronage accorded his predecessor. The travelling public can be assured of courtesy and attention at this establishment. Horses, Gigs, and Buggies for Hire. Horse-clipping and Horse-breaking undertaken. D. KELLY, "Dominion" Stables. Kaoonsa. TRADESMEN' and lEA . . Sometimes you may find it difficult to get your grocer to send you willingly exactly the" tea you want. You want Suratura; and he, for his own reasons, may be anxious to push the sale of some inferior sort. From his stand point that may be all right; but you pay. You have the fullest right to demand absolutely THE TEA. If you let the grocer outwit you, you have nobody to blame but yourself. No grocer wants to lose a customer, and you can always get what you want if you are firm. You know, as we all know, that Suratura is far and away the best tea in the market at the price, or* at any price. Get it, grocer or no grocer! ♦ ♦ SURATURA! T^TAIKATO -piARMS. /^IHBiAPEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. CAN SHOW RETURNS. TO EXCHANGE OR TO BUY WRITE F. J. SAXBY, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HORSE BAZAAR, | (Opposite Railway Station), HAMILTON. Telegrams: "Saxby," Hamilton.