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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 20 December 1913, Page 3

Bmlnw Notloes. v f .', ■ gjmg§ I^ADIES* '^^\ Blouses. i%t f\ ouality & sTyLEX^mFx/ W.Suajaik.^.™'.'ll-. \\>>^^W^J/ CREAM RADIANTA SHIRT ft^i T^ f^K JH BLOUSES at Ss lid, 8s lid. feTtwP® CREAM RADIANTA SHIRT jfej^ri W\l 1^ BLOUSES, with Blue Piping, 6s lid. WHITE MUSLIN SHIRT BLOUSES^ STRIPED PRINT SHIRT BLOUSES, 2s Ud to 6s 6d. SMART COSTUMES AT A BIG DISCOUNT. MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES. 4 onIy'TUSSORE SILK COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES latest designs, from 50s each; worth 755, 85s. 26 English Samples COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES, Navy and Black Serge and Cloth, Fancy Tweeds, newest styles, Corslet skirts, large buttons, etc., from 18s 6d to 59b 6d. J. C. GILLETT, THE BUSY DRAPER.

[' k _ FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. WE are making some Exceptional Offers during the next ' few days in beautiful ONE-PIECE FROCKS and COSTUMES of the latest. BLOUSES in Muslins, Voiles, and Crepe de Chenes, all dainty and pretty. - NEW UNDERCLOTHING just opened is beautifully made and prices very low. Nightdresses, from 3s lid; Knickers, 2s ; lid; Camisoles^ from 2s 6d. LADIES' HOSE, with Silk Ankles; also Spun Silk Embroidered. , LACE COATS in Black, Cream, and White; the Very Latest. GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, and PRETTY COLLARS, all suitable for XMAS PRESENTS. RM. SEXTONS, SZTHHICH STREET II .HAWERA. The place for LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WEAR. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES C^J ' At : .: r : R. HANNAH &i Co;, \M. j C~IALL and see our CANVAS SHOES in all shade* and patterns—Derby, J' Bar, Court, and Buckles. OUR PRICES BEAT ALL. V NEW SHAPE TOES in Gents' and Ladies'. R. HANNAH & Co., Ltd. HAWERA.

THE "DOMINION" CIG. IF YOU WANT—Your Motor-Car Repainted, a First-class Driving Gig, a Reliable Milk Waggon, % Light, Strong Milk Cart, Rubber Tyres ntted to your Vehicle— TRY HURRELL BROS., HAWERA AND ELTHAM.

TO Stand tbia season at the Commercial Stablea, Hawera, and travel where euffl oient inducement offers, lg|l||3i||Sh Tbe Ba 5 T Stallion Coronet, 8 (1894) was bred at Wellington Park. By Castor 2 (imp)— Necklace (dam of Swordbelt, Miss Letty, Cravat, Armilla, Jewellery, b u _ Collarette, dam of Collarit, (all wins?-"), by fusket 3 (imp)— Locket (imp), dam' of Thunderbolt, Bangle, Chain Shot, Necklet and Medallion (sire of .the champion Achilles) by Thunderbolt—Keepsake, by Daniel O'Rorke. Coronet was a successful performer, winning over £6000 in stakee over all distances up to 1] miles. Among his progeny are included Coronetted, Misa Gift, Cornelias, Con tht Shaughraun, Crown -Pearl, Astor, and man;. other : winners. Mares met at Hawer* station, Grazing a» arranged. TERMS: £6 fit, payable on « before Januarr 1, 1914. Further parttastars from— E. VINE, Manaia. Or- , E. L. VINE, Hawera. rpO Viaii Eltham, Okaiawa, and Uanaia, Tbe thoroughbred horse HUSBANDMAN, By Treadmill (2), -Q^d^ggffg-^ggjgjfel^ Husbandman was bred by Sir George Clifford. Husbandman is full brother in blood to the champion Autumnus. Husbandman is dark brown in color, standing 16.3, great substance and grand bone, and quiet as the proverbial lamb. - For particulars see cards, or apply to— JAB. DAVIDSON, G. E. CLOFT, TaiporohenoL