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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 17 June 1915, Page 6

■-..,. BUSINESS NOTICES. .. "., •-»_'. GIBSONS Ltd, Patea & Rawer* Winter Requirements. 150 PAIRS KAIAPOI BLANKETS. QOSY Blankets that gladden the eye and warm the body.' Same Low Prices. Single Blankets. Three-quarter Size. 17/6. 22/6 Full Size. 28/6, 35/-, 40/-. KAIAPOI AND ROSLYN ttr-GS-Some of the Finest Rugs the World produces—ll.'q, te 57/6." Straps, 1/6, 2/- pair. ■'- A MOST USEFUL i>REiENT. - J ♦- . . £■■•'■ THE ACME OF COMFORT. KAIAPOI 80in. PINK FLANNEL SHEETING, 5/- yard. ;" COLO FEET. •" '?V 1% If you suffer from cold feet (or somebody else's), invest in a RUBBER HOT WATER BAG—IO/- and 10/6. DOULTON'S STONE WARMERS, 3/6. HOT DRINKS AT ALL HOURS. THERMOS FLASKS—4/9 to 10/6. You can keep Tea or other liquids hot for 48 hours. Good for Motorists. « ROSLYN UNDERWEAR. DELTA UNSHRINKABLE. Ladies' Combinations, in Natural or Cream, with short or long sleeves, 9/6 to 11/6 . rf Natural or Cream Vests, 5/6 to 7/6. Bloomers, with Elastic or Bands, 6/s to 9/6. . Cream Spencers, Plain or Fancy Fronts, 5/- to 7/6. MEN'S PYJAMAS. f Roslyn All-wool, Delta Finish, Natural or Blue, 17/6 and 18/6. THE TALE OF THE TUB IS A SHORTER STORY NOW. II . ' * "^T^ ASB diay used to be a very irkv\ dtk some day. Time was when there /* 50** v were none of the present-day convent—*' V. &'{ £\ enees, labor was considerably greater, Qi. tfb&zlK and one could only accept the condi- ■ J^ tions—a day's efrudgery. ffer-^"^ But the "sting" has been taken out j "^/affa. washniay by labor-savers and time- ; II j^vers such as we supply. The followI ing. will help you with your washing j I to a most welbeme degree. ; CLOTHER WRINGERS—Iron Frame, i 10in., 12in., and 14in., at 17/6, [ 19/-, 22/6, and 25/-. Wood Frame, k 22/6, 27/6, and 29/-. TABLE MANGLES, 48/6. : WASH BOARDS, in Wood, Zinc and V Glass. ENTERPRISE BOILERS.—These have m ... ft new and improved features. They 111 A lie Mm keep the water boiling famously, ■■■■Ml II Q( and are made on the most convent- ffo V"| I AW\ ent and safe lines. Cannot rust- PLI I AD mark the linen. Compete, with; %H»Lfllll; cast-iron chimney and copper boiler. ■ Cash prices—7s/-, 80/-, and.' a W 85/-. With long elbow for going QUALITY IRONMONGERS, 7* through wash-house wall, 6/6 extra* 6/6 extra. HAWERA. THE CHEESE FACTORY MANAfiFR TYELCOMES the Agitator that keeps the curd always moning, witM no settling in the corners. HOPKIRK'S AGITATORS Do this, and are quite reliable, well made, and strong. You can obta_ Ml particulars of Hopkirk' 8 Specialities, which include V TAR BOILERS. TAR PUMPS. CHEESE PRESSES. WATER PUIP^ And WHEY PUMPS. A By sending a Postcard. ' J. HOPKIKK, HAWERA FOUNDRY AND ENGINEERING WORKS. NELSON ST. 'phone 117. HAWERA. KAUPOKONUi STORE ' NEW AUTUMN GOODS OPENING DALY. A SUPERB RANGE OF 3RESS «*«RIAI.S, MILLIMERY. COSTU-Cl. The newest materials made in latest style**. . ." AU fresh and nice, and in plenty of tim^ for Ea«W w«i^o«. NEW SUIT CASES, RUGS, TRaVeILInS Sloi NEW FARM SEEDS FOR AUTUMN GROWING— Machine-dressed Cocksfoot, Cowgrass, Ryegrass, Italian, Westem-nltl^ Algerian OatSj "m*^ Farm Implements, Manures; fitc^ '