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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 26 February 1916, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. DAIRY Farm for Exchange.—9.' acres, 6 miles from .New Plymouth by good metalled motor road, U mill P. 0., store and school; 8-roomed dwell ing, bathroom, pantry, water laid on shed, cowshed, stabJe for two horse® trap shed, wood shed, washhouse (witl copper bricked in) 24 x 16, also twe rooms for harness, motor bicycle, etc IVoperty all well fenced, 9 paddocks a-t present carrying 25 cows and 4 worses, will do considerably more Price, £36 per acre; £2600" of purchase money can remain at 5 per cent , for 4 years. JMiuity, £820, which the owner i S prepared to exchange for another property with a smaller mortgage. Sole Agent—Arthur B. Gibson Licensed Land Agent, Brougham St.! Aew_Plymouth. T^ 0?- or To Let.— 6-roomed JL house, i-acre of land; easy terms. Dugdale,_Dieraeli_Street I J_ POR SALE".—About "60~utiiity White Leghorn pullets, coming on to lav: all-bred from tested layers; price, 7/6 each.—H. P. Holloway, Ramanui, Hawera. ' f^OH, honest value ana low prices we can t be? beaten. Factory butter at 1/4. \\hy pay more?—Eggerg and S^o^opPjJPXK, Hawera. IIIGSEN, t the~^entie lolly laxative; "makes every morning good morning. Contains figs, senna, prunes, and eascara. Children take it like candy. Tins, Is 6d- each. Westwood's Pharmacy. ■' I^ILAW Brand Pickles lead the way the whole year round, and ever^ d&Y- If you're looking for a treat, try the brand that's never beat. GRAND Catholic^ Concert and Da.nee, in honor of St. Patrick lown Hall, Elfcham, on Wednesday. March 15; half the profits go to the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. w,s HERBERT'S Tweed CHituTnls, 14/11, 21/-, are newest shapes, latest goods; easily worth 55/- to 63/-; all good colors; biggest snip at Herbert's sale bargains. HOTEL Managers! Why not give your guests a luxury. The delicious Military Pickle is sold by all town and country'grocers at a re'ason?y.e _P ric?i_ Try one, case to-day. HAVE you tried us with your grocery order yet. It will'pay you to do so.—Eggere and Co., opp. Post Office. Hawera. lOST, on Thursday, gold brooch set J with stones; reward. Address-at Star office. LADIES' Shoes, m Lace. Button and Ankle Strap —just the shoe for the summer, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6; Patent, 19/6 and 22/6; they are really fine value. We have a Sample lot of Ladies' Bouts in new shapes, all one price, 12/6, really worth double. Try our H.B. Boots and Shoe.—N.Zl. Clothing Factory, Hawera. LOST, on Tuescray, uetween Hawera and Okaiawa, gentleman's rain coat. Finder please leave at Hawera • Star Office; reward. LOUNGE Hats, m any shape or style,- 4/6, 6/6, 9/6, and the famous . Woodrow Lounge, 14/6: Call and try one on.—N.Z. Clothing Factoi-y, Hawera. JOVELY trimmed Camisoles, 1/11; J Chemise, 1/11; Knickers, 1/11; Nightdress, 3/11. Some of Herbert's sale bargains. ' EN'S Tweed Trousers, for working, in Saddles and Tweeds, 7/6, 10/6 and 12/6; Men's best Trousers, in Worsteds and Tweeds, with cuff bottoms, a nice selection to pick from, j 12/6, 14/6 and 16/6.— N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. MEN'S Best Boots, in Glace and Box Calf, in the new shanes, a fine assortment to pick from, 19/6* 22/6, and 25/-; Men's Working Boots, just the thing for hard wear in Leather and Chrome, 12/6, 14/6, 15/6 and 17/6. Try our H.B. Boots.—N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. MEN'S Lounge Hats, in the latest style and shades, the correct thing for the summer, 4/6, 6/6, 8/6. 10/6; Men's Tweed Caps, in new Tweeds, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6 and 5/6. Try our H.B. Hats.—N.Z. • Clothing Factory, Hawera. MONEY is hard to earn this warm weather. Make the most of what ; you have. Deal from us. —Eggers and Go., opp. P. 0., Hawera. NEW Season's stocks of Wallpapers just to hand. Odd lots, S rolls and under, half price to clear.—Bennet^ and Sutton, Hawera. § | NE-PIECE Frocks^ HerberFs Clearing Sale, 2/11, 4/11; honest le for 23/6_. |UR Neglige snirts aro well finished and moderate in price. Just give us a trial. Men's Working Shirts will stand the test in wear and price. ' Umbrellas the best; Sox, Ties, Collars, ' Braces, Suspenders, etc. Underwear in a.ll the leading makes. —John Hunt, Manaia. PEOPLE who dealt from us this year saved money. Yout chance has «iome now. Be wise in time.— Eggers and Co., oup. Post Office, Hawera^ " . OANITAKY Flannelette, 4/11 dozen; ,k5 only 3 pieces at this price, it's sure to go. —Herbert's price, "4/11 doz SERVICEABLE Maid's Cloth. 63d; splendid Navy Stripes, just "It for children's school wear. —Herbert's sale price, 6|d. SUITS to Measure.—We are offering, for this week, a Suit to measure for 63/-. Call and see our patterns.— ; At tlie New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. SUMMER Underclothing, hi light weights, 1/6, 2/6 garment: wcol sock?, two pair for 2/6: shirts, 3/6, 4/6; braces, hats, caps. 'Call at N.Z. Olatli i ngJFactoi-y^Hawei'a. SPECIAL offer~~oT~Men's Pyjama Suite, in the latest patterns. These are i-eallr special value and worth double; 200 pair to pick from, 5/11 | suit. Why should you go without j Pyjamas when you can get a chance like this at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. i mOWEL^lia^e7^orrTml~spongy, ! .fl. Herbert's sale price B^l, 9Vd; beauj tiful, _voi^v_bu»;_batll_Tmvel, 1/3. mHE balanc ~e~~of ~~the Children's 1- Tunics. Dutch Overalls. White 11 Drosses and Pinafores Herbert's are i.' Bosifciycly wa.tightering_. WAl^'ED^^now¥.-^A~^reat variety ( of Toys, Fancy Goods and Christ- • i mas Cards, including the latest un--1 breakable doll, at Miss Nalder's, Higb [ : Str^ot W~ ANTED rTnc^rl^^rivea^ full T> , stocks of Pis; Meals, including Barley Pollard, 17/6 per 1801b; Oat • Pollard, 1576 per 1801b.—Loan and : Mercantile Seed Store.