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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 7 October 1916, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE FARMERS' CENTRAL SHOPPING DEPOT. GET ALL YOU REQUIRE UNDER ONE ROOF. GIBSONS LTD. THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE GROCERS, DRAPERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. "CASH IS KING" AND SCORES EVERY TIME. GROCERY AND PRODUCE. DRAPERY. 200's Pollard, 16/-. Special Llama Hose!, 3/-, 3/3. 3/6, 3/9.. price for ton lots). Silk-Ankled Hose, 3/9. ISO's Bran, 9/6. ' Silk-Plated Hose, 4/9. . 200's Wheat, 18/6. - White Cotton Voile, 1/-, 1/6., 1/9. 200's Sucrosene. 18/-. . Cream, Champagne, Black, Navy 3 tins Zebra, 1/-. and Brown Poplins. 2/3 per Pineapple, per tin 7d. yard. 4 cakes Feh. Toilet Soap. 1/-. Large Crossed Pish. Sardines, 1/2. White Pique, 1/6 1/9. Herrings and Tomato Sauce, 1/2. , White Pique. 33inch. 2/3. Pie Fruits, lgal., 2/-. Calicos, Sheetings, Table Linens, Pie Fruits, igal., 1/2. . • . Al values. HARDWARE, ETC. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Rakes. Scythes, Plough Chains, - Enamelware, Orion Ranges, Register Grates, Separators, Meat Safes, Churns, Tinware, Rustless, and Stainless Cutlery, and hundreds of other lines too numerous to mention. ' ALL PRICES QUOTED IN THIS LIST ARE FOR CASH ONLY. GIBSONS LIMITED, H AWER-A ZTmber Tips^s Jl~■ The finest tea from the finest plantations * t 9 your 1 JM _■_ . Insist on Amber Tips . •• • B "• -?''*MIIaaHBHaIIaiIII*IIIIHMBIMB^SMBBfIMBHBjBYiS«^B^B^B^B^BB^i^iB^J " JRk THI G. 8.0." l> STAMPED ON EVERY FASTENER. . . '■'".■r "MOLD HIS HEAD THERE! MIND HIS HEELS 4r&a~SOMEONE UNFASTEN THE HAMEE!" WHEN a horse is "down," the G.G.G. Hame Fastener can be undone as "quick as a wink"—a fine thing in case of accident. " And these Hame Fasteners are as quickly adjusted, are very strong, and the principle is simplicity itself. The purchase power is three to one, making it very easy to pull the Hames tight. The G. G. G. HAME FASTENER Price 3/6 IS ENDORSED BY HUNDREDS OF USERS! We invite all 'drivers to inspect this handy novelty. We can convince you that here is the very thing you have been wanting. BUT THE.JTNAL PROOF OF THE G.G.G. HAME FASTENER TS IN THE USING—PROVE IT! V l-*™*'* BLAiE.'.& SELLAR, DUALITY IRONMONGERS :: HAW£Ra tk :-3fc-:^ vfcit- GREAT ; L_ 1 BOOT i^ SAIF ————~— ——a umul;. • ;• Wif^jr OUR SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, Jr'jf SEPTEMBER 30. \j& IVr^^ is your chance to ge* Footwear at a big reducH L^ tion on old prices. Don't miss this chance, as prices m are going up fast. We have a large stock, which was ; g bought before the rise, and we are giving you the j§ advantage. Don't* miss this chance, or you wUI have to \ |j pay very mucH more for your Footwear. © C. A. BATES - HAfEBA.

TO Stand at Siratford 'and surrounding districts— The Celebrated Trotmj *^^ <3^v^ (Prince Imperial—Rose) *Gtomf9tmt* • ' ■ Advance is a beautiful black horse, standing 16.2 bands. His- stock have won fame on the tracfc. in the ring, and also have done good farpp work. Advance gained a record (two miles in tain 46s«j) ior the National Cup,- Christchurch. F£E, £6 6s. (Two or more mares as per agreement.) All care but no responsibility. W. HAWKE, Stratford. rpo Stand the Season at Pihama— g^^B^ The Thoroughbred Stallion WAIKARAN6A Sire of Antwerp and other 3. , For particulars apply to— '. ■■■'■■ D. CAMPBELL. r ' Pihama.

■I TO liavel the Okaiawa tJ)d surrounding district— .^f«F^% The Champion Clydesgowan brae. TERMS, £4. Also to Stand at the Farm— The Purebred Clydesdale Colt, FLASH FOOT. Sire, Black Douglas (imp.); Dam, liftdy ScoufeTERMS, £4. p * J. S. OUGHTON, Okaiawa. TO Stand at Nolantown and travel the same route as last year— jKP^ZWW- HIGHLAND MAC (2«> Sire Middlerigg Royal Grown (325); dam Flower (1522). TERMS, £4. For further particulars see cards or— . H. EDGAR, NolantOWß-V