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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 7 May 1914, Page 3

.•■■•• BUSINESS NOTICES. WINTER GOODS NOW ON SHOW AT J. C. CILLETT'B. J&-$ LADIES' SEAL COATS ;>Jk^ SPORT COATS jHgHk FURS AND MUFFS tweed costumes J^^^ff^m, TEDDY BEAR COATS, HATS l^ilißpf iSfe ' AXD BONNETS & Da JAEGER'S LADIES' UNDERSPi^Mt - WEAR V|^^p| DR JAEGER'S GOLF (X)ATS iSfll JAEGER'S OVERALLS FOR 1111111 CHILDREN. |?^^| DR. JAEGER'S CHILDREN'S r? f^l BOOTS AND BOOTEES THE NEWEST IN READY-TO-WEAR AND TRIMMED MILLINERY. J. C. GILLETT, Tbe Busy Draper.

lllli\ %&?^ 5 J / j^na> Hasn't arrived before our Boot Stock Btflwil \\ j / Jm&M' 'S reac*y tor **• ne latest foot shapes f^^V'\ *^tv //™ are now here and the best value. \ llil§»Vli. <&l^^li / / JPlil ur stock of Footwear is especially I IIMMIm M^M& mJjMmk just How and waiting for * Jl^Mfl^- F;//^^Pl» ?, OUV • ms Pecti°n. Every mood of Hllra!i\S«« m^Wm^ ashion is reflected in our new stock. '^^^^^t e ave come to ?■ change or seasons 'l^^^'vw^'M^^r again and have received a fine assorted \yV\|iOT§s®^ stock from the world's best makers, - ; MjJn&r inchiding Bostock, Mariow, Crockett, ■ \ Lewis, Hawken, Scottj Russell, Cook. We are well to the front with our Gents' English in all styles. We are showing some excellent winter style s at very reasonable prices. G. A. BATES, gash boot emporium.

FOR LADIES WEARNEW COSTUMES in Navy and Tweeds; smartly cut and exclusive designs. These are good fitting costumes and not two alike. NEW WINTER COATS in Seal, Pony, Caracul and Astrakan. LADIES' ANt) MAIDS' WOOL COATS, belted and other styles, are new and up-to-date. Great Variety of LADIES AND CHILDREN'S KNITTED COATS in all lengths and colors. NEW EVENING DRESSES. These are beautiful, and just arrived. EVENING WRAPS in Velvet and Velour Cloth, very smart. M. SEXTON'S, THE PLACE FOR LADIES' WEAR.

WRISTLET WATCHES. with either GOLD OR SILVER BRACELETS Or LEATHER STRAPS. These are now very fashionable, and make a real nice and uc^fu-l wesent. A large assortment to select from. PRICES: Oxidised from 16s 6d. Silver from 255. Gold from £3 to £10. ' K. W. SARGENT, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, HAWERA. F. J. SAXBY, LAND, ESTATE. & STOCK AGENT (Opposite Railway Station), HAMILTON. Phone 369. NEW YEAR PROPOSITIONS. AQ-\ ACRES freehold, situated a1 rfc«7i- Pohuehue; cream cart passes; school on the property, post olfice and phone 1 mile; 200 acres in grass and rough feed, rest good standing bush; good mixed bush totara, rimu, and a few kauri trees; well watered by creek and springs, well fenced, 7 paddocks. This country grows splendid maize anc oats; 2 orchards; flat to easy hills, good soil. Buildings consist of gooc 1 7-roomed house, bathroom, ete., slsc large shed. The reason for selling it that the owner is. in ill-health. Price, for a quick sale £6 per acre. Terms £1000 or less cash; balance at 5 per cent. (No. 1366) Two Freehold Farms of 50 Acres each, all ploughable; 7 miles from Ohenewai railway station and $ mile from P.0., school and store. Price £5 10s per acre. . Terms £60 cash; balance 5 years at 5 per ceiit. No. 1419 WE give a written guarantee with every "Swanndri' 'Overc«at thit if mot absolutely waterproof mouey w«H few refunded in «ull.--H. •Iv :M«wi*i Draper.

'"warm shirts that are dressy too. "I never wear woollen shirts— euch dingy grey things ]" So said a man to us the other day. He's wearing a woollen shirt now—and it fa not l% dingy grey thing." • He saw our new winter shirts with 6mart fancy stripes—said that he never knew that such dressy shirts could he had in "all-wool," and bought three of them. These are "different." Their finish and style makes them the kind of shirts one feels proud to wear. And they are so warm! "With turned down collar or plain neckband. * \ Secure a couple for the winter weather that is coming. ADAMSGNi&IROBB, THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR, HAWERA. NORMANBY BUTCHERY TO ALL CUSTOMERS. ON and after the 21st inst. I shall dispense with the old system of insanitary hawking carte and in future run on the up-to-date order principle. All orders will be delivered direct from the shop in a clean and fresh condition, and terms will be STRICTLY CASH ON DELIVERY. ' I sincerely trust this change will be> appreciated by my customers, and it will enable me to supply the meat at prices which otherwise I should be nnable./bo do owing to the scarcity of fat stock. £fca,nfclij£ yn>* tor yowr long oouttip il aepport.