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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 16 March 1914, Page 7

WIRELESS VOTING COUPON. WIRELESS COMPETITION FOR BOYS UNDER 16. T WISH Master to f -w^ J- receive - (number) Votes lk«^X^S m ROBT. J. HISLOP'S (Chemist) £3 \|tf» X Wireless Contest. I understand that W^> XfM I can have one vote for every shilling tv^X""T^f''l I spend at HISLOP'S between March I f ** W« 10th and April 10th/and can vote for \// V^ 41 any boy I choose. Further, if lam V l^» * 1 not satisfied with any one purchase I CsA **J[ M can have nay money returned. iMa^.«""4> Jp\ Yours faithfully, i^xT?!^^^ The boy securing the largest num- A J^^\ J\ ber of votes becomes the winner of the WimP^jSi I £3 Wireless Outfit. Something New in Snits For Our Boys. THE DERBY SUIT. ♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ JSBMs A^Si W E aTe alwayS well BP-to^ftte in WS9 1] 1\ Our Clothing. We present to \2l r \ F=Z I you for the first tinie the SMART J^K hZLV BOY DERBY svit- See the new W^ 2^117 fr°nt' They are good wearers and f|^J^U-U sm art cuts. W e stock these in various ■ ■'•('■' \ 6izeS' For boys ' a2e two *« thirteen. ■ *' rfe \ PRICE i A/n TO fIV / 'iaEK V l"/o 25/----1 I „We also holci a iarge choice of JM BOYS' KNICKERS. Ihe Derby owf*, J Hallensteiii Bros., Ltd. HAWERA AND ELTHAM. f$T Whole Family I Drinjfcs. Qur Tea J "^^fty^' The only tea worth drinking. c^>N^g I M. J. CAMPBELL, f ||^ Grocer : High St. : Hawera. |

IMPORTANT TO MOTORISTS. MTHOQC niAiin I nUOC rIANU 20 h-P- DAIMLER, Colonial Model, fully equipped, £650; with electric light and starter extra 3 £680. IfEVQ QTlfltf THE CADILLAC, 1914 Model, fully IYUIU O I IUIV equipped, delivered in Hawera, 9 D- J- goodwin' ■ AGENT, HAWERA. DO they prevent the skilful ' manipulation of well-trained -""■■■■— lingers, or do they tantalise and keep back the beginner who should be encouraged? Is the action sluggish and the ** I)f?FQ<SV CHIOTG tone not what it should be? If lfHll»ai aillKld it is, ring up Phone 283, for by • our expert assistance, by the aid . lOr of a man who knows his business «»-.«» ... \ Shirt-Sleeve Weather."* WE OFFER YOU EXPERT TUNING — AND OVERHAULING. a FELLOW appear in bis Would you infuse new life into f~ + . 6hirt/leeves quite a lot at that old, well-worn piano? Ring this time of the yearup 283, and we'll see to it and vu a^t •+• ± x.- ± make a good job ©f it. From the Therefore, its tip to him to simple tuning up to the putting wear a DRESSX SHIRT, a shirt on of new ivories on the keys we with a bit of snap and style can please you—no work too about it. difficult for us to undertake. Also note that in addition to a At good stock of new instruments we' have from £30 several AdOHISOU & Robb'S. FIRST CLASS .. . „ . . -:. " • [, awaits you a full showing of oopl, SECOND-HAND comfortable Shirts that are a THIRD PH ICE PIANOS credit to the wearer's taste. ON EASY TERMS. Shirts that have a bit of "go" about thee ~~~": ' If you are in our vicinity caU— if not, come on purpose. . E. DIXON & Go. — THE MUSIC HOUSE, \ ADAMSON & ROBB, UAUICDJI TAILOR AND MERCER HAWERA. HAWERA j There's no question about it, leather ' "" goods furniture and linoleums are ¥XT ANTED Known—Full stocks of | rAimp^ed by the regular use of VV Hay Forks (2 and 3 prong), TAN-OL. This most excellent polish, Hay Rakes, Scythe Blades, Handles, cleans, preserves and shines.—Advt. and Stones. E.* 4. Eaves. Otakeho.