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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. |T_sets the Gastric Juices, flowing '. k^t* ■&&&*■ I * ,f;> v »te looKir^" tor a General ■-in apery Store «nere you will find a tu.i *«*cnTment of goods you require at tv« buiuiiestcost, a visit of buying to v* wui tully compensate you f£ i j Armitage'a, •J line ol every W w Kith m standard makes of White "uetiu*. Ticking-John Hunt, M* I i°t £ ' hf tween K'Jponga Bridge and X-i Uiverlea, one box of motor lorry J? 01* Reward oh. returning same to Bei% Wili lams '_ stable, Kapon-a TEAmER-LINED ~Motor ~C^te ri h' n°Wn 6? S o6<?' at th * Melbourne C-oohmg Co.'sSale. -i-i Gold lea—the most fragrant ami re reshing of all. Goes further than Ulterior Tea*. In sealed packets at all Qi'ocors* ■ . , ta's Sale th& Melbourne Clothing MEN'S Narrow Derby Ties, 3 for Is at the Melbourne Clothing Co.'s Sale. > fo M^'S Ready-to-wear Suite, from 28s 6d to 59s 6d, at the Melbourne Clothing Co.'s Sale. ]Vf"EN'S Farm Shooters, Wail and r?- A Jam« all-our own make.—Hannah's British Shoe Store, Hawera. MADAM, test this Tea with the richer flavor — "Desert Gold" lea. Refreshing, stimulating, wholesome, economical. TTsp t,h 0 2 S blend. NEW" ZEALAND-MADE Shoes and Boots for Women. Buy from the «ew Zealand Clothing Factory Hawera s leading boot store ' ■\T EA V ZEALANDIMADE BootTldr 11 Boys, just the same as Father w«ars. Bought them at the N.Z. Clothmg_Factoiy, Hawera^ "VTO Advance in Jfnces. We are just' -1.1 retailing at Bame old low prices throughout our store. Our stock beihe he^vy «ad well assorted, the rise -in risks has not affected us. We are wanting your custom for drapery and clothing. _Armitage's. Manaia. (^ILSKIN and Waxed Canvas OverJ coats for Men, and we have a supply now open for the milking sea son at the N.Z. Clothing Factory Hawera. *" OUR Neglige Shirts are well finished and moderate In price. Just eive Tli h *Meri>6 Workin« Shirts will stand- the tset m wear and price UmbreUas the Wt; Sox, Ties, Collare Braces, Suspenders, etc. Underwear in ail the leading makes. John Hunt Manaia. • POLICE Braces, now Is 6d pair, at the Melbourne Clothing Co.'s Sale REPAIRS! Ladies' shoes soled and , . heeled, 2s 9d; men's, 3* 9d; best leather used; satisfaction assured.— Onehunga Boot Faotory, High St. REBUILDING Sale at l)Ws~All songsi and piano pieces reduced, lhree 6d songs for Is; all reduced for cash at JDixon's. STRONG~S"addIe Tweed Trousers, 1 from 7s 6d pair, at the Melbourne Clothing Co.'® Sale. . ' SAVE the "Camels" off the "Desert Gold" Tea Packets. They are valuable. Another Cash Prize Competition under way. SCOTLAND'S Best Experts manufacture "Clincher Tyres" for the Dominion's hard roads. Give them a trial. SHOWROOM Moveitw* include many useful articles—Underwear, Cor«sets. Ribbons. Fiowers, Lacee, Embroidery, Insertions, Neckwear, Hat Pms. Armitage'b. Manaia. TO LET.—House in Argyle Street, 4 rooms and conveniences. Apply, thirdJiouse past Symes' Mill. THEY please tne palates of particular people, and improve the nagging appetite—Military Pickles always ahead in quality. rriHE careful selection and high qualX ,ity mgrodients make Military Pickle the relish par excellence. Ask vour^ grocer. THE King of Teas is "Dessrt Gold" Tea. The choicest leaves, fresh from Ceylon— expert blending—carefui packing. These are the secrets of ite superiority. ' TTNENCUMBERED, 200 acres lime1^ stone,, buildings, good place; ' owner will exchange for sheep farm. Price, £18 10s. Apply to J. B. WilNorth. ; WHITE Twfll Sheeting, 72 inches :- wide,, lid yard, at the Melbourne . Clothing Co-s Sale. WHITE and Colored Towels. 2s ' pair, at the Melbourne Clothing - Co.'sSale. ANTED Known.—Of course i taattors. You want the beet in ■ Manchester goods. Well, visit the Economic, Hawera, for sheetings, in grej , and white, in 52in., 64in./"72in., and 80in.—lljd, Is Id, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d, { Is lid, 2 S 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d; all linen 1 ROin. 4s 3,1 and 4s 9d. " TX7 rANTED Known.—All copyright ; ▼ * songs and pieces reduced to Is 9d cash during Rebuilding Sale at Dixon's. c WANTED Known.—Ladies' fur- f lined motor coats, usual price 755, 80s, 85s, 110s; sale price 69s 6d 75e, _ 775, CBs 6d.—W. Spence, Ecty- a nomic. Hauera ' 'ANTED Known.—"Dorothy Pferkins" waltz is having a great 1 run. Send Is 6d in stamps, and t Dixon and i Co. will post to any ad- s dress. f ANTED Known. — Children« =i Tweed Coats, 27in to 36in., usual price 15s 6cJ, 17 8 6d a 19e 6d s 225; sale r price to clear 9s. Gome quickly.—W 2 Spence, Economic. Hawera. j WANTED Known.^-A clearing sale " of upto-date millinery, also' coate and skirts, Wiee 1 and children's wear. 1 ready-to-woar dresses for girls of aH i sizes, baby linen in abundahce at lese I than cost prices.—At Miss Hamilton's. - High- Street.. WANTED Known. —Meccano ii 1 jv.si, the thing for boys on a £ winter evening. Prices, se, 8s 6d 16e 3 fid, 40s, 90s, 160s.—At Dixon's only. - Hawora and Stratford. WANTED ivnown.—6 only ladies' c tweed coats, usual price 22s 6d; ] sale price, 7s 6d.—W. Spence, Eco- I nomic, Hawera. \ W/T ANTED Known.—Peggy Waltz is ?,„ having a great run; now reduced , ( to 1/9 cash at Dixon's. i

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 3 September 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 3 September 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 3 September 1915, Page 1