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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 October 1916, Page 6

■ ÜBINEBS NOTICES. BENNETT & SUTTON TRIPOP HAMIOWS AND NOW IS THE TIME TO USE THEM. No Dairy Farmer should allow his paddocks to become stale; he should now be stirring them up with TRIPOD HARROWS. We have good stocks, at KIGHT PRICES, of Howard, "Nicholson, Imperial, also the Eureka Combined Tripod and Chain Harrows. We deal direct with, the manufacturer of these Harrowsand have them in all sizes. We also GUARANTEE them with a WORKING TRIAL, and put them at your nearest railway, FREIGHT PAID. Farm Implements of all kinds in stock, also large stocks of Extra Parts. AGENTS FOR P. AND D. DUNCAN FARM IMPLEMENTS You can buy on the Hire-Purchase Terms System, or receive a liberal, discount for cash. SEND FOR PRICES AND PARTICULARS. BENNETT & SUTTON, MACHINERY MERCHANTS, „. ... ... HAWERA. » ..,,..- ..,.„„ ~^~ COSTUMES AfcD j^ Of incomparable style and surpassing * elegance, representing all that is best and most becomiiig in the New Models! 3 '*)frrr vmW LADIES"WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, /ZgS^M/l 3 f Mrf] ■ bpoidered»'from 1516> 17/6 (spmjij i■ h I DAINTY CHEPE DE CHENE -l|l\Wf|/?///'/// //> BLOUSES, in Pink, Rose, Saxe, WlTli M TI I iL U Sky and Cream—2l/6, 25/- to 35/-. Wi] j/////|| //// LADIES' TUSSORE AND PONGEE ' 18 Mil ///////// // ■ SILK GOSTUMES-55/- 63/-,' 84/-, y\ Wft' MIW till I LADIES' PIQUE COSTUMES, Loose |i-^ /J-^f&*w/f-fl Coats, and smaitly Belted, from // I III! n LADIES' STEIPED COSTUMES and LJ . I fef DRErSSES, in Pique and Cotton Ulf ■' SnnTYv Whipcords—2s/-, 29/-, to 35/-. ' Ittt . 'j [If . ] The above lines are extremely taste- /// I 51 i XeL ful models, according to the latest de- ll* i ' f* crees of Fashion. ■ I 1 DRAPER, MRS SEXTOx^. HAWERA. GOOD MILLINERY NEEDS NO ADJECTIVES, TUST as "good wine needs no bush" /%£&?^ so, good Millinery is, in itself, ' sufficient recommendation. So we cut jr^dr*^! . out all such words as "gorgeous, mag- a C w nificent, and superb," preferring to let I *a4L \f f\ 1 this Millinery display speak for itself bPlltyilkJ» ' J and "tell a plain unvarnished tale" of W^^^^^S J *■ EXTREME SIMPLICITY. • >^^^^^^^T This note of Simplicity is apparent in every model—the elaborately trimmed^ Hats are numbered with the past. As you can quite understand, this note of Simplicity puts added tasks on the MHllnery Artist—a rosette or flower must be "just so," or the-complete effect is spoiled. We are of opinion that this Millinery showing warrants the inspection of all ladies of good Haste. ■' \ r WILL YOU CALL? PRICES ARE QUITE REASONABLE. iVIcGRUER, BONE & CO. "THE LEADING DRAPERS." - - - . HAWERA. I&Mk your dealer _^^^<^M