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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 12 October 1916, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICEB. > ■ BENNETT & SUTTON FOB ANY _P __! B Sii B ail BaH_^W¥l_h»_llW ■ IH ■ _n _ Bs M__h „■ _ &9 __ _ eh El _ JBL _ _I_L _IK_L ___!■_,_■ __»-_._._. __>.» _ TRIPOD HARROWS 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. ■ er . We* have good stocks, a* RIGHT 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 oh the Hire-Purchase Terms System, or receive a liberal discount for cash. SEND FOR PRICES AND PARTICULARS. BENNETT _ SUTTON, MACHINERY MERCHANTS, > HAWERA. J COSTUMES AND j^ Of incomparable style and surpassing \? J^fc^ elegance, representing all that is best C^f/v/^^ -and most becoming in the New Models! STS** ,ftr LADIES' WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, /7^%M'l V fI If I^l Hand-embroidered, frqm 15/6, 17/6 (&G^V XwVl 21 I I. / i. Of r ■ * 3 ' '-, L _S.y \m____i/// *'/ * ill 111 ill' DAINTY CREPE, DE CHENE AluWI/j' *II I A BLOUSES, in Pink, Rose, Saxe, >Hf l| !.* /////// IL I/ Sky and Cream—2l/6, 25/- to 35/-. I .1. !/////// 111/ r LADIES' TUSSORE AND PONGEE Ii |\| '11111? 11/■ I SILK COSTUMES—SS/- 63/-, 84/-, V '» W \ JAW IM* j .' •■' LADIES' PIQUE COSTUMES, Loose fc< 7+^l^^lJ ' Coats, and smartly Belted, from // VW fl ' LADIES' STRIPED COSTUMES and ' U jR| DRESSES, in Pique and Cotton U TWT\ Whipcords—2s/ r , 29/-, to 35/-. ml II? J The above lines are extremely taste- . 11l 11 ' la ful models, according to the latest de-- /J * I VT crees of Fashion. • , . ' ' ; DRAPE*, MRS SEXTON. HAWERA. mn ,ii„,i,i, 1,,,,,, ' --•'•-'"■• • ■'••''■ .ft- :. ' m~' —"*"~*—'—"———~ 111 ■■■!■ 1111 11111_ ALL T_E "WHITE" MONTIS ARE ABEAD OF US! _f_sS_^_- riIHERE is lots of sunny weather be- ' '' *&Mi re ITS~"^*isht, warm ft days— - */r»kV^^ "white frock days.'- You will have a £^^W. ; frock of some dainty white fabric. An- ' VWa*\ ■"■' ticipating the requirements of ladies, '^'r|nlV ■ -'V-9 now place before you an excellent t\ iWlp/ IV selection of the daintiest, coolest SumIlifxmW mer dress materials—the most comKqJ It . -VI iftj .. plete and comprehensive showing it has Ift^Cs*£2* been ov^ Pleasure to make. Included ' ' 1 ___^r ' ai'e all the favored fabrics :— WHITE and COLORED PIQUE llid to 2/11 WHITE and COLORED and EMBROIDERED SPAT VOILES ■Hid to 1/6. COLORED POPLINS, 2/3. WHITE CREPES, 9d to. Xs. TOBRALCO, 1/2. 40in. SPOT VOILE, splendid value, 1/9. TUSSORE and JAP £ILK, 1/6 to 8/6. CREPE, DE CHENE, fi/ll.to 10/fi COTTON SHANTUNG ll^d IN McCRUER, BONE'S WELL-KNOWN QUALITIES^ ?/" I We can safely say that nowhei c in town would you secure better Dress-Fabrics at abetter values than are offered her^. There is a material here. for\vou—a high-quality. fashionable material, at a moderate price. Come—select it. Select it to-day. McGRUER, BONE & CO. I "THE LEADING DRAPERS." -- - - HAWERA. ! - «aM___________B_B_j___na______NHHß__ ' '■ ■ B -^sk jo tup dealer JM ' I jlfifi^B