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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 30 June 1915, Page 6

** ; ' ' ' i "ii ii T. ' v *'■ J "IjISIMEaS NOTICEB. A Farmer's Outing AT THE WINTER SHOW. Farmers are requested not to miss seeing our BIG DISPLAY OF LATEST LABOR SAVING FARM IMPLEMENTS. R ESe qt^PorUxtiOm^ ? Titiߣ Built Fa™ Implements JLU- enable an even greater disnlay than e ver. These Imolements are up to date, with latest improvements suitableTfor local" reqmrements, and PRICES ARE RIG&T. Below we give somfof the mam Implements on show: DANWORK^,J ITAX wiN °MILLS, are erected and shown AT W*U_.__ iust as they are on the farm MA]?™ BA HAY AND^^^^AGESTACKER, fitted with the new donald'and son's wool presses SiSlnvS' SSSKS-803^' AND ADRIANCE HAY RAKES. £ A_s??¥_St,l[^ RN' 3]BY AND colonial PLOUGHS. JKfi^ I??^JK? NIP AND MANGOLD RIDGERS COLONIAL FIELD ROLLERS I ALL-STEEL SAW BENCHES.' BRITISH-BUILT ALBION MOWERS. COLONIAL TRIPOD HARROWS ™I£££7%&P£^ lNlE® TRIPOD AND CHAIN HARROWS. ?S5A?S_.' a) 80 £A95 OLBOjN'b- -BRITISH TRIPOD HARROWS AMERICAN, also COLONIAL, DISC HARROWS. BMH§Sj-'also COLONIAL, TINE AND SPRING TOOTH HAR- , ROWS. HAND, also POWER CHAFFCUTTERS. IMPERIAL, also WAVE DISC. NEW WALLACE MANURE DISTRIBUTORS. POWER GRINDING MILLS. IRON AGE AND PLANET JR. IMPLEMENTS. HYDRAULIC RAMS. I ETC., ETC. MACHINERY EXPERTS IN ATTENDANCE. A COMPLETE AND INTERESTING FARMERS' EXHIBIT. BENNETT & SUTTON, MACHINERY MERCOANTS :_ EAWERA. McGRUER, BONE & CO., DRAPERS, HAWERA. L a «_ Ha *m m m lam _j_ - W I I _ i \_hssa I a CAI f -^_/inil__i____ia ) \ COMMENCES SATUBDAY, JUI^E 26,1915 A FEAST of bargains for all in all DEPARTMENTS. WE BEDUCE ALL OUR GOODS, \ DESPITE TH£ SHORTAGE AND INCREASED | PRICES. SF THE WISE MAN OR WOMAN WISHES TO SAVE MONEY: PURCHASE FROM ; McGRUER, BONE & CO. mmm____mm_mKm__m*K______________________m___m__i-wmMiiM i ■■■i»tmEß__Ba_____«__M_>T_^_ M _^^^^ g^a^M1 |^^,, |^n , | j HALtF- HALT! I "W^tL* 8 fcJ?. cause ?. f -30 many colds during the winter months,' IT Answer this question out of your own experience. You are ln C. r oPerSo,. lf. 3° U can Bh _ tha£ y°u never contracted a ld *TJ -!f Ult °f da. np ' wet f, eet- Study y°Ul> therefore, and see that they are strong and wet resisting. ' fir, «?*Z aZ rj a? ??* _ siv _.e £a^ 6. of stron Z> desirable footwearfine examples of the best British workmanship—all our U6Ual standard of high quahty and special value. (sur range of fitting sel them' '* * * and com Preheilsi^ one. Call and ask S I BRING Yo™ BOOM E! M s_?._i Do o FND *= WILL MAKE C A.-BATES :: Boot Emporium 1 B A W E B A., ' I x YOUR OitilcF^ %0 OF A COSTUME— Jtl&r ~ ■W ILL*? c S™*6 an easy and pleasant /^^JC >-' ■ T * matter if you come here. /1 T_ft iW !• have, an. excePtJonally attractive f.k\ It selection of the latest styles for the * *f fen' n<ny on view. They are per - v/^^- 1-^/* , fectly cut and tailored, and exceedingly T }s_^ Sin_\ > ; moderate in price. ■k- \ // Jm - Every lady who adores correct dress YVJ VdHt "' l P*rtlcularly fancy this gathering of I W I /IM ; smart new models, more especially when Wf i Im STERLING VALUES 1 f/lffi INSPECTION INVITED. Iff WESTAWAY & CO., tvA / U COMPLETE LADIES' & CHILDREN'S t^ / I OUTFITTERS. 1 \ KASH PALACE :: HAWERA. KAUPOKONU! STORE BASIC SLAG AND MOUNT LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE ARRIVING EARLY JULY. FULL STOCKS OF HORSE COVERS AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES. COW COVERS IN ALL STYLES AND PRJCES. UNBURNT BROUND LIME, ready for drilling, 21s per ton. BROUND BURNT LIME, ready for drilling, 24s per ton. (At Hawera Station.)