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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 July 1917, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. FOOTBALL. MEETING of all interested' in forming a Hawera team for the South laranaki Competition will be held in the South Taranaki Club Rooms TOMORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. All invited. A large attendance is requested. SECOND DIVISION. " A MEETING of Reservists of the Second Division will be held at the Eitham Town Hall (side room) on WEDNESDAY, 12th instant, at 8 p.m Business: To consider the question of formation of a branch of the Second Division League, and all matters affecting the interests of Second Division Reservists. THOS. B. CRUMP, Mayor. | MRS GERTRUDE SORENSEn" Certificated Psychomitrist and Clairvoyant reader. Business and medical advice given. Interviewed daily, Foresters' Hall, 10.30 a.m. till 8 p.m. Fee, 3/-. UNITED CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO. VI7ANTED, alFh.p. or 14 h.p aii bmJ, er ' with fitting complete Address Secretary, Woodville, with all particulars. OAONUI DAIRY CO. WANTED, butter-maker,; good . wages to good man; permanent 30b. Appiy at once. MANAGER, Oaonui. £\/m IX the £ discount on Women's yl , and Children's Hats and Boots, tor six days.—Armitage's, Manaia. A PYJAMA Suit.—loo Men's Py- **■ 3ama Suits. 6/11, B<6, 10/6; sleep in comfort in H.B. Pyjamas.—N Z Clothing Factory, Hawera. * APRON Cloth, 36in. wide, 9d yard: best White Oil Baize, 3/-,' now 2/6; Corsets, all prices to clear; Waterproof Sheeting, 5/- yard; Wide Ribbon, 1/9, now 1/3 to clear.—At Gibson's brreat Clearing Sale. A CHEST and Lung Tablet that needs- no i ntroduction.—Nupines have an established reputation and a , wonderful sale as a reliable throat and chest lozenge. Sixpenny boxes.—Westwood's Pharmacy. N Overcoat for Boys, 12/6, 14/6: 100 Men's Overcoats, 39/6 49/6 60/-; Oilskin Coats, Canvas Coats, Rain Coats—At N.Z. Clothing Factory Hawera. •" . A TO Z in Footwear or, in other words, "Crockett and Jones." Let us explain personally the advantages gained by wearing' these famous Boots and Shoes.—O.B.F., the "cheap and good" store. BRITISH Goods ror British People at the H. 8., Hawera. Call Show Week and see the best wearing goods ever produced.—N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. ELACK Silk Blouses, 22/6, now 10/-; Pique Blouses, now 6/-; Voile Blouses, now 5/6; special value in Blouses, as stocks must be sold.—Gibson's Great Sale. _> BOOTS.— 100 pair Ladies' SWT, 18/6; 100 pairs Men's Sunday Boots, 25/-; Farmers' Boots 18/6; Clogs and Dairy Boots.—N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. /~IOOPER'S new season's fceecls just V.y arrived at the Loan and Mercantile Produce Store: also choice Taieri grown Table Potatoes and Maori Chief Seed Potatoes. Other varieties to follow. New shipment Tea to hand also "Atlas" Horse Covers. (IATCH on to tne idea of saving 5/J in the £ on Millinery and Boots, at^Armitage's.. Manaia. DON'T, try and count yourself to sleep because you suffer from cold feet. Get a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle—the bottle with strongly vulvanized seams that can't burst 'or leak. I British made, too. DENTONE kiliblheTaerre amf'stops Toothache immediately. Price. 1/- bqttto.-~Wallaee. Oh«migt. DURING Show Days Farmers will have the opportunity of seeing the British-built Albion Mower on Bennett and Sutton's stand. DIRECT importations enable Bonnett and Sutton to sell Farm Im. plements at "Right Prices." A visit to their Winter Show stand will prove profitable. II OR SALE—Lady's Hobart motor cycle, 3-soeed, almost new. Apply Mrs S. Morgan, 64 Keith Street, Wanganui. 'Phone 193. rIOR SALE—Two second-hand pianos, overstrung tricord; in splendid condition and cheap; also violins and accordeons; inspectionl invited.—J. Higham, Union' St. GREAT value in Towels^! reduced. Now is your opportunity. Don't miss this Great Clearing Sale at Gibson' Limited, Hawera. RAZING to Let —Graing, quantity Swedes and rough feed- level land, good shelter. Apply J. W. Harding, Norfolk Road, near Inglewood. GENT'S! Call and see our Waterproof Shooting Boot, 32/6 to 47/6, —R. Hannah and Co., Ltd HT> SHOW.—The windows of • JL>» N.Z. Clothing Factory,| Hawera are full of nice, attractive 1 goods for young or old. Call and see 1 for yourself. HORROCKSES' Flannelettes are the best—prices reduced to' 10d and 1/3 yard to clear; Herringbone Sheeting, 80in., 1/6 yard: Kaipoi Blankets, from 25/-—At Gibsons Great Sale. KAIAPOI Rugs, 72/6, now 65/-, very pretty patterns, 38/6, now 32/6. Post one to your boy in camp. —Great Clearing Sale. Gibsons Limited. KAPONGA Special Purchase Sale.— All-wool Socks, 1/3 cash- Socks, 1/- each; Wide-end Ties, 6d and 1/-; Colored Handkerchiefs. 3 for 1/-; White do., 2/11 doz.; Sweaters, 5/11 each; Flannels, 3/6; Denim Coats, 2/11.—Bon Marche, Kaponga. LOST, or taken by mistake, from Mr A. T. Peters' sale, South Road, Hawera, 1 dark Jersey heifer, branded 6 on rump in tar. —Fanners' Co-op. Organisation Society of N.Z., i Ud. J ■ T OST, black pony mare; ear split JLJ open; last seen between Hawera and Normanby with cover on. Finder please communicate with H. Ritter, 1 High Street. Hawera.