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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 16 March 1914, Page 3

■ BUSINESS NOTICES. AUTUMN COOPS. NEW GOODS Neckwear Novelties, Ready-to-Wear Millinery, Costumes. ! NOW SHOWINC. J. C. GILLETT. THE BUSY DRAPER. M. SEXTON'S FIRST SHOWING of AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. and BLANKET COATS, in all the latest atyiee SiW*? SP9? rS^ OATSJ a shadee C6™6- Tang«. Purple. Tan. Silver, Emerald, Cherry, Navy and Cinnamon cliwke™ NBW COSTUII!SS «» Particularly smut **d very ciM. SEXTON'S, T«E PLACE FOR LADIES' WEAR.

LAST FORTHIGHT OF OUR SALE. _*. W7^ are making a Special Cut on K\ : ~ ~ our strong working boots Try %\ ow KIP NAILED SHOOTERS," a cut Hjj^- ' . that ia well built 3 standard screwed, and pegged soles. You pay 14s for a . boot no better. This fortnight we are Belling them for 9s 6d. MENS VISCOLISED HIDE WATERTIGHT (Nailed), a etrong, well-made boot, comfortable to wear. y*e can recommend these boots as-be- ■^^^^^^■^ ing the most waterproof boot on the market. The leather is specially treat- . ed with Faulkner's AVaterproof Oil, which keeps the leather soft and W|^|^^ waterproof. Try them, and you will always wear them. Price 16s 9d. BOSTOCK'S FAMOITS GENT'S g«fi7 GLACE BOOT, in the two newest lasts (Bradaway and Alaska), 256. This fortnight, 21s 6d. G. A. BATES, cash boot emporium. SYMES' EGMONT SASH & DOOR FACTORY, STEAM SAW. PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, HAWERA. (Established 1882.) HEAD OFFICE AND FACTORY: HAWERA. Telephone 51. P.O. Box 07. Branch Yards; Stratford. Bush Mill*: Tangiwai, Horopito (Main Trunk lin«) --ta??ri£S ia?fe£tiaß! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ White Pme, anfl Oregon Pine. + ' ' \' Rusticated Boarding. T. and Q. * .eSfLrftit?*^* rf Flooring, T.G.B. andV. Lining. £ 4^~^?^S^Sl * JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIP- 2 ''<* &^^SSsß&si I TION, MOULDINGS OF ALL ♦ fe^^^^^^^^^A t SPECIAL DESIGNS TO ORDER. * i Tallow Casks, Butter Kegp, Tub*. A . ?^3^^^^^^^H^ 4 Buckets,. Cheese Vata, etc. 4 ■,^- I*^H^3^V « All material used for Joinery wad ♦ %€EO.SVWpE &^C^£» 4 Manufactured Goods is picked *nd ♦ t-iiw^CD "^^^ thoroughly seasoned. ♦ **i*^^^i r *"^ ♦ GEO. SYME A CO.. LTD., ♦ 4 J. Candy J jSinftwo** ROYAU AUSTRALIAN WINE SHOW AND QOOK, Held Sydne y^ pril 8> 1912 LICENSED LAND & COMMISSION T^TTAnrmn Av7"m c + v a AGENTS Tj&NtOLD AND CO., South AusTIMBfiR MERCHANTS tralia, received the following AVArnA * * K^PONG-A-. CLARET—Champion Prize for —; — Australia. NOTE.-The stock of Seasoned »n<3 SHERRY-Champion Prize for Dressed Timber at our yard is now pabt rJl^ni™, t>^,v t a taxing fa full capacity, and we cai PORT-Champion Prize for Auesupply any quantity or description ai t>T» avtw" tt- - x -1.1 1 mill brioe* *t. «horfcfl«t uotio* BRANDY—Highest possible honors . .... All Penfold's Wines and 3-Star .■• .. " - Brandy stocked at GIBSONS LTD.. SHE STOOPS : Patea and HaweraTO CONQUER NORMAN3Y BUTCHERY. When armed with a Cloth and TO ALL CUSTOMERS. a Tin of . p|N and after the 21st inst. I shall DURBAR WAX POLISH {KJ dispense with the old system of 1 insanitary hawking carts and in future run on the up-to-date order principle. LAII orders will be delivered direct from INOLEUMS polished with the shop in a clean and fresh condiDURBAR stay polished. tion, and terms will be STRICTLY They do not show every foot- CASH ON DELIVERY. mark. DURBAR contains much I sincerely trust this change will be wax—that is the reason. DUR- appreciated by my customers, and it BAR is made for particular wo- will enable me to supply the meat at men. It will please you. Sold ' prices which otherwise I should be «n----in handsome enamel tins by all able to do owing to the scarcity of fat Grocers at stock. 6d, 9d 5 Is. Thanking you for your long continued support. mmmmmmmmKmimmm m^mmmmmmm F ANDREWS.