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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 May 1917, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS T IQUIB Paraffin. Nature's reined' cuT C^^t^J 8 constipation f tc%. «et the kind recommended fr M E2' C S W!ur ?* loT est P^ees—Trousers, Shirts, Suits, Underwear^ Braces, Ties, Hats, Flannels W™j Ss?' f apSi 8 ' Ovewoata, OHcoats.—Ajimtage's, ilanaia. 17/fi A /6; T£ le b€d ***<>> 10/6 to Afths?X"n b eQUlItS' 5/U tO 2^~ Tn™ S X G(S O6h- witil Fa*n Cloth lops; Button Boote, very latest.-Han nahb Shoe Stores, ffgh Street, H&----"jl/TONEY TO LEND-£5 upward i-TX upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable easy weekly instalment/ No kgai ex SnS^ AU «mm™fcationß, enclosing stamp for reply be addressed to « -1J- "^KIND, Union S.S. Co lEl^g^J^ej^lymouth^Phone 367.' |i|EN JS Whipcords, 7/6^ straiTe ITX Saddle Tweed Trousers 11/6 t§ Aj 7^ V^ nns 3/11 to 5/11 —At_thejyiel bourne. ATEW Boots /or~lsa7t~Geutsr~ln fiw fe £ cl9sh» Button, Black and Cto. Ltd Topß--At R- Hau*ak and i^WUE, prices always leave a little over f to 7° . r J hings- our quotes Jor Blankets, Sheetings. Eider Quilts TabWs, Flannelettes, Calico, Tos Armitage'sj Manaia. 1 ("VCEDaj* Mops are the best" It V/ pays in the long run to buy the best : --^ennett_and_Sutton. Hawer*. OUR Neglige Shirts are well finished and moderate in price. Just give sTanV^l; + Me?' s. Workin S Shirts wil stand the test in wear and price. Lmbrellas the best; So Xj Ties, Collars, Braces, Suspenders, etc. Underwear in \lanaia 5 Ufi makes-—John Hunt. r^VEKWAT Week-Men's Oil Coat Sj Coats Men's Oiiy Canvas Coats, Leather Ooats and Leather Motor Shells Get your Coat at the N.Z. Clothing factory, Hawera. OtZ WASHT^C} Ma~hineß.~We • 11. have secured a small conBigiiment from Australia. Those requiring these labor-saving machines are requested to order early to save disappomtment.—E. Dixon & Co.. HaweraT OVERCOAT Week from end to end of the Dominion. This is Overcoat week. Boys and Men, breast ud xrr, bJ?7 7 our Coat this week from the N.Z. Clothing Factory. Hawera. OVERCOATS for Boys—2oo Boys' Tweed Overcoats, 12/6, 16/6: Boyo' Raincoats, 25/-, 30/-. Boys, this is Overcoat vreek at N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. EADY-TO-WEAR high grade Gents' Boxed Suits, at the Melbourne. Spot cash prices, viz., 39/6 to 75/-. which represents a big saving on the prioes_ paid for tailored Suits. SMART Ladies' Gaberdine Coats, 35/- to 52/6; new styles in Tweed Coats, including the Fu r Collar styles, 49/6 to_69/6--Atjthe Melbourne. SENSATIONAL special purchaie~sale ' of One Thousand Pound's worth of general drapery and clothing, secured at enormous discounts, for absolute disposal in a limited period. Now on. —Bon Marche, Kaponga. SENSATIONAL speciaFpurchase sale of One Thousand Pound's worth of general drapery and clothing, scoured at enormous discounts, for absolute disposal in a limited period. Now on^— -Bon Marche, Kaponga. STRAIGHT Lease, 95 acres, Kaponga district; carry 40 cows; all necessary buildings; lease 3 years at £2 7s 6d .an acre. Sole Agents, W. H. and A. McGarry, Eltham. QMALL Boys' Overcoats, 8/11 to kJ 25/6; Big Boys', 22/6 to 39/6; Boys' Oil Coate, 10/9 and 12/9—At the Melbourne. SENSATIONAL special purchase sale of One Thousand Pound's worth of general drapery and eiothing, secured at enormous discounts, for absolute disposal in a limited period. Now on^—-Bon Marche. Kaponga. SENSATIONAL special purchase sale of One Thousand Pound's worth of general drapery and eiothing, se-. cured at enormous discounts, for absolute disposal in a limited period. Now on.—Bon Marche, Kaponga. mHE' hot ~water~bottle~ tfiatl'astslor X years is the cheapest in the long run. That's the one made by the North British Rubber Co., with their patent "Unique" Stopper—a little thing to look at, a big thing to find. Sold by all traders. rinHE Sugar restrictions in the Old J. Country have largely affected the output of Nupjnes. We have been fortunate in securing a large consignment. Have you tried them yet for husky throat or tickling cougli? Sixpenny boxes.—3 restwoocrsJ^harmacy. fIIHESE areTthe onos to lookTfter^J_ Juvenile wear: Pretty Coats and Hats to match, smart Velvet Suits, Raincoats, Oilcoats, Sou'westers, Shirts, Boys' Hose, three-quarter Socks, Bloomerr, all comfy and warm.—Armitage'e. Manaia. WE have the largest assortment of Slippers in Taranaki—saxe blue, navy, brown, black, red, cherry, wine, grey, check, also in velvet and "quilted' '( Kozy" leather and felt soles.—Onenimga "Boo* Factory Hitrb Stroot WANTED known.-Meu'is Jailor^ ■ Boxed Suits Boys' ?md Youth* Smts, Singlets, Pints. Shirts Haw. Tips, Men's, Women's, Maids' an* 5 Youths' Bathing Suits, etc., at reason Able DjifPß.—H .? .Eavefc. fltakeho. TfcTANTED Known—Ladies' Autumn T T - and Winter Millinery just opened at Miss Hamilton's Shop. English models in all the latest designs; prices* very moderate, as usual. Com* eaily and have first pick. rANTED Known.—A splendid lot of children's coats to hand in velveteen and cloth, also beaver in different colors, prices as low as io/6. Girls' ready-to-wear dresses in abundance, the prires are right. Baby linen still a cper.alty.—At Miss Hamilton's. Xl/'ANTED~Kn^w^r^o~r J lttle~Mel^ T? Glace Derby Bal.. Patent Caos. Round and Pug Toes, 30/-,—Hannah* , btora