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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 4 September 1915, Page 2

<JSS?- - SPRING - MILLINERY V,: fe GHIG AND CHARMING. ~~——— IT pleases us to announce the rrival of the New Spring Goods. They are now on display in all their pristine beauty and freshness. Smart Millinery Models, all the new shapes in Tagels, Chips, Panamas, etc. Exquisite flowers and accessories for trimming. ■ ' . J£*MEW SEASON'S FROCKS AND COSTUMES. DAINTY BLOUSES AND HOUSE FROCKS. These delightful harhingero of Spring are worthy of your inspection, and we ask you to call early, while the selection is at its best. NEW GOODS ARRIVING WEEKLY. M. SEXTON FOR FASHION'S LATEST", HAWERA. DON'T KILL YOUR FOWLS. YOU caii't expect great things rom your POULTRY if you don't . feed them properly. Scientific foods have "opened the eyes" of the old-time farmer, and the surprising results have more than substantiated the claim of the manufacturers. • PRATT S FOODS mean strong constitutions. PRATT'S GUARANTEE EGGS WHEN EGGS ARE SCARCE. ARE YOU GETTING LOTS OF EGGS? We have just received a big consignment of PRATT'S CELEBRATED FOODS, also a large shipment of— SHELL CRITS OYSTER CRITB BLOOD MEAL • PEAS POULTRY MASH We have a large stock of NIMMO AND BLAIR'S Standard Garden Seeds, South Island Seed Potatoes, Garden Tools, Horse and Cow Covers, Calf Foods, Up-to-date Furniture, Bedsteads and Bedding of every description for private sale. OSBORNE & TURNBULL, Auctioneers/ "THE MART; 1 REGENT STREET :: HAWERA. l^fij? I When Grandma Went to Toata^^jsjs ftdsSTj A —&fty years ago—she made it one of her jsSj|, B/H m 6rst duties t0 rep'enish the home supply of ipr 1/ It^Bb Bonnington's. For even half a century ago JS, nf J jflBR the tried-and-proved family remedy for (JiHgi ■ %£kjf»S3 coughs and colds, influenza and chesttrou*Sfi»^^2l^^^H When the first sign of throat or che*t trouble ap- ♦ l^^w^V^rtLlSfclil pears—take a dose at once. It'i quite lafe for £<fA /*/^—(qjS^jP everyone,'for there is no opium or other narcotic Tu/t^^i^Vi «» \\ Yx in it. Bonnington't is successful because it's good— {jK{~ f V \i| MJofXKi ) k an^ 'because it i* successful its imitations are yjrtZ&?ft**?y>\yfe£ / /] legion. Don't let anyone sell YOU thi "'jurt- /| I'V'vi/ K-^^^tf/ If as-good." Two sires—the larger is most EMPIRE MOTOR GARAGE. TI/TESSRS GRIFFITHS AND LEE take great pleasure in announcing that they are fitting up an up-to-date Motor Garage opposite the Loan and Mercantile Offices. All Motor Repairs will be under the direct supervision of Mr Griffiths. Sole Agents for the District for Chevrolet Motor Cars. Ample Space for Storage. All Motor Accessories Stocked. CARS FOR HIRE. Telephone: 114, Business Premises; 95, Mr Griffiths' Private Residence. 1 Oft A? I?3 S rich r flat, I? n4- N° mortgage. Good house and necessary ■J-UO buildings for dairying. £30 per acre; £500 cash balance, 5 years, at 4 per cent. Or will consider £200 cash if suitable man. Apply sharp. QQ ACRES good flat country. Good house and sheds, £28 per acre; £250 OQK ACRES flat, highly improved farm, no mortgage. Owned by pre*JUU sent occupier 39 years. £26 per acre; £1000 cash. NOTE.—Buyers will be well advised to consult us before buying elsewhere. WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. AUCTIONEERS. STRATFORD. ELECTR.C CLEMENTS' MACHINE ' MACHINE-MADE "DREAD. BAKERY. Delivered to all Parts Daily. COLLINS ST. Have yQU tried Qur Devonshire Pan . 'Phone 35. Bread? If not, ask for a sample Loaf. FREE I

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