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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 February 1917, Page 1

BFEOSftL ftBVEBTB6S«EHTI. TO BUILDERS. . TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for erection of~ resifnnu Cc at lauaia; t(5 close February Plans and Specifications to be seen at Hawera Star Office, and at Mr Bennett's Office, Manaia. Lowest or any tender not .necessarily accepted. O. T. PARRY. _^«.^__________ ._ B. DAVID AND CO., Wholesale and Retail Fruiterers, HAWERA and WANGANTJI, BEG to notify the public of Hatvera and district that their shop in I High Strict, Hawera, opposite the AVorld's Pictures, is now open for business. Only the best fruit stocked, at lowest possible price. BANANAS DIRECT FROM FIJI. REMOVAL NOTICE. SARTORIAL SERVICE, LTD., ''Tailors for Men," P.O. Box 110. IN order to keep the price of Suits at a low figure,, we are removing to Sample Rooms upstairs <in -same building. On receipt of a Postcard, our representative will call on you with the Latest Patterns. SARTORIAL SERVICE, LTD. TO THE FARMERS. OF TARANAKI. THE TARANAKI FARMERS' MEAT CO., LTD., has now commenced business, and is prepared to purchase Fat Stock FOR CASH at top market rates, either at per head on the farm or at per pound, Overall, at the Works. The Company is also prepared to treat Stock on clients' account. Full particulars of charges, etc., can be obtained by application to the ' Works Manager, or to the Oompanyla ' Buyers, Messrs P. E. Garvey, Strat- \ tord (telephone No. 247) and P. A. S Openshaw, Lepperton (telephone, Lepperton). J. CONNELL, Works Manager. WHY NOT? >' Arrange to pay a visit to the NGAERE GARDENS. IT'S an education to the Children., and a source of delight to all. School Ticat-s. . Public or Private Picnics. , Garden "Parties Catered For. Hot Water Provided Free. A. TRUELOVE, Proprietor. Admission, Sixpence. ! MISS M. M. HOOKER, A.T.C.L., L.A.13. (Winner of Royal Aeaaemy Scholarship for Australasia, 1915). TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND } THEORY. < Terms on application. I Address: No. 100 Prinoes Street. ' 'Phone 185. P.O. Ben '99 TO MEN WITH CAP4TAL. HAVE yo.u considered what y-qur death duties will be at your death ? If you leave an Estate worth £10,000 to your wife and family, the Estate Duty is £500. A man aged SO^n good health, can secure a l*olicv with the Government Life Insurance Department for £500 net at death for £19 "2s lid yearly. Thus you leave your Estate CLEAR. 'Phone or write for particulars. My knowledge and experience are at yoor .services. C. EUGENE SMITH District Representative Government Life Insurance De<pt., ■ Corner High and Disraeli Streets, HAWERA. .EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN. ■fyj^E Mi. SAXON JONES, D.5.0.A., "*~ A Consulting Optician ! (Late ( Df Arthur Cocks, Wellington), May be consulted as follows:— Monday— iPatea, at Mr H. P. Williams', CheiKust, by appointment only. Tuesday—gtratford, at Mr F. Edwards', Chemisrfc, from 15.30 to 3 p.m. (■VTed.nesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday— at West wood's Pharmacy, Sigh Street. Hoars, IS to 5 p.m. NOTE. —W© Are now able to suppjy Crookes' Lenses. These Lenses exchida all harmful ultra-violet rsys and fottvy per cent, of heat rays fr&m the Spoctrnm without appreciably altering the colors of objects. Your «y«s may tire with ordioary lenses, but you will find metant <eliaf with Crookes* leases. .

WE are now taking orders for oui MADE -TO - MEASURE SUITS, delivery before Xmas. ORDER EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. SUITS AND COSTUMES CLEANED AND TAILOR PRESSED. HAWKINS, THEY ARE GOOD. Corner High and Victoria Streets.