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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 22 October 1912, Page 2

<£% r"^'"'■ ■■■"■"■■■. ■■; \:.;;-:,:; ;^ijirti|iii ■ ftgwifclji^^ '" ' •'■' ■ '•■''■• ~ ' ■ ' ■• : ' -' 5 ; ,^^M * TAILOR-CUT ■' ' KliP RE&DY TO WEAR v /§gf j|L COSTUME '' JLdJll&sn /^fl'wnft T^ now ■ one of the features of oiir / (§8 cl u/i/ lMs\\\\Wvw\. stock. A line of imported sniart--1 Yv ' w/'-rWsHww!m ness, and the shades are beautiful. \ vl w"' W A ■'M Wuil c wou*d advise you to see these T>effteif^j l('|f 2§£y! ore ordering your tailor-made. It's 110 'il4 Imffl nicer to be able to try on, be suited j! YjT. au<^ take with you, than have to wait; i {{' I j piHw?/ and of course with these Costumes it's P' />, I r iVar much cheaper. '[! Tiik: Bot Yoim <<showil costume? J! '■ . ■jilll'- ' W .>'ou havn't, you'll have to book . , ! ili' your Order at once. Even tailors have 1 Ml a limit. {-•; • 1 'ftlilllv/^V NEW STRIPED WOOL TAF- :: y ;: \ ' . ,1 '^ittiPllfl^l FETAS, HARRIS LINENS in fine art '; V: :i ' |ti SSlvl'1!' P^i shades, and HARRIS SILK LINENS , {\il\i f ivl;llh: «i !«^^ na^ won* crush, as well as other \l M^> iW\\w t materials in prevailing shades, just :■:;■ l\I; Mplm arrived&n \i|iSlw.Pk R A RIHWFI I %'} ■ '{ \lffo^ U THE FASHIONABLE ' TAILOR, :</]- Phone 60 HAW ERA. / ' '*' * ''"' --^■■■'^^ ■■" - . EvIHIa W Ifrnot^why^iot? ["5 j# ; OF ALL GROCERS AND STORE DEALERS. figgy Cattle with Health I JKfIU! Mean Greater Wealth | It pays, nowadays, to look after the ffljij | i^S health of your Herd. A valuable animal 1 !m@ I is often lost just for lack of proper || || !J| '<\mST \ treatment at the critical time. • i I j§§ \Mt j To attempt to "doctor" the Cow or MIS iia t ■\ ' the Horse in the past was at best but an tm' *m V|| |m | experiment. luiMM \ llffli ' has changed all this. It is positively :^:-ti^'' i the medicine for all Farm Stock. * l&#? 'is an oil preparation which Sooti-.es, Cures and Heals. I ved remedy both for outward sores and internal complaints. 1 Xc of Storekeepers and Dairy Factories everywhere, or i *es. from The Farmers' Medicine Co., Ltd., Wellington THE SECRET OF GOOD COOKING IN THOUSANDS OF NEW ZEALAND HOMES IS THE "ORION" RANGE. CLEAN COOKING, IMPIdToOKINg", THOROUGH COOKlNG—whether in Pots or Ovens, Frying or Roasting, . " Boiling or Baking, Paper Bag or Toasting, Grilling or Stewing ' —caw be best accomplished on a SHACKLOCK'S "ORION" : "THE RANGE WITH A REPUTATION" i For EFFICIENCY, CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY and / , DURABILITY. Ask your Ironmonger to show you one. H. E. SHACKLOCK, Ltd. ; Patentees and Manufacturers, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND & WELLINGTON.

LONG %^ SERVICE & SHOES '^^2^3 for iS^t TENNIS, / P \ BOWLS, 1 \* Etc. '—7\ « V MADE by the North British Rubber Co., therefore they are the BEST that can be made; a world's reputation stands behind them. With White Tops, from 2s lid. DAMP PROOF CHROME SOLED SHOES, specially imported for BOWLERS, from 6s 6d; also RUBBER SOLED SHOES. And of course we do Repairs. C. AfBATES, BOOT EMPORIUM, HAWERA.

NORMAK3Y POULTRY YARDS. ENGLISH and American White Leghorns, White Plymouth IRocks, Brown Leghorns, Black jj Minorcas and Houdans. \ STILL ON TOP FOR WINNERS AND LAYERS. To enumerate all our winnings would take too much space. During the past '■• 2$ years we have won 8 Championehips, 27 Specials and Trophies, 166 first, and 45 second prizes. Twelve grand pens mated for the -coming season, containing some of the best exhibition and laying strains to "be found in the Dominion. Every bird iv my breeding pens is selected by the irap nest. Settings of White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas, and White Plymouth Rocks from ss. Postage and egg box Is 6d extra. For price of Enplist <tonibition White Leghorns (Cryocai Palace winners, imported) and Houdans see mating list. Sent post free on application. Infertile eggs, replaced if returned in egg box within one month, with 8d | for postage. DAY OLD CHICKS from la each. tireless brooders supplied if required. A few Cockerels and Pullets for sale. Cash with Order.' Inspection invited. %.. DON. STEWART, I ■.;■' Normanbj.