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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 10 July 1917, Page 1

! SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. A.SF ST Lr n& Tablet that needs no i ntroduction.—Nunines [have an established reputation aSd a chesf W J 6Sle a o B. a reliable throat and fin/ Jv?i* Ie£ 8 over °oa*te, 39/6, 49/6 C^^H^' Canvas Coito, Rain ! we^T °thing FaCt°r^ HaATO Z in Footwear or in other words ."Crockett and JonS» a*e, Ulf,f PfT ersona"y the advantages gained by wearing these famous Boots and Shoes.-0.8.F., the "cheap and_good^_store L^^ IJ3RITISH Goods ror~British Pe^pTe JJ at the H.B Hawera. Call Show l]Veek and see the best wearing goods Ha^ dUCed-N-Z- Clothin * factory, ITW o;-/' i°° pairs Men's Sunday Boots 20 /-; Farmers' Boots, 18/6; Clog? t^y^^ QatW F^ i^IOOPER'S new season's Seeds just V amved at the Loan and Mercantile Produce Store; also choice Taieri grown Table Potatoes and Maori Chief Seed Potatoes. Other varieties to fol«Aius% 8hl **)™eilt Tea to hand, also Atlas" Horse Covers. t IATCH on to the idea of saving 5/---->/4 ,n.*he ,£ ?? Millinery and Boots, at Armitage's, Manaia. TYON'T try and count yourself to ■AJ sieep because you suffer from cold TwVlo S f J. Ln,T e'' H°t Water Bottle—the bottle with strongly vulvanized seams that can't burst or leak British made, too. D~ENTONE kili s TThi"^-rv^a_o r stopß loothache immediateJy. Price li^otJe.^Wallaee.Chenii^ "pOR SALE-Lady's Hob£rt~Sstor i ™ycle^ S'SPeed, almost new. Apply Mrs S. Morgan, 64 Keith Street, Wanganui. 'Phone 193. XjlOR SALE—A first-class herd 40 X young eows^ July and August calvers. Apply E. R. Madgwick, Pihama. fe ' XIOR fc.ALi), for two clients, one nw tt an<?one second-hand spring drays. —Hurrell Bros., Coachbui'Mers, Eltham "pOR SALJfI-7/9 h.p. motoFc^li^d JL ■ side-car, complete with lamp, norn, tools and speedometer; almost "CIOR SALE—Two second-hand pianos, X overstrung tricord; in splendid condition and cheap; also violins and acoordeons; inspection invited.—J. Higham, Union St. GENT'S 1 Call and~~see~ou7Waterproof Shooting Boot, 32/6 to 47/6 —R. Hannah and Co^Ltd "O SHOW.-The" windows Tf .JJ. N.Z. Clothing Factory Hawera are full of nice, attractive goods for young or old. Call and see for yourself. KAPONGA~SpiSai Purchase Sali^ All-wool Socks, 1/3 cash: Socks, n i ea j*Vt Ties, 6d and 1/-; t olored Handkerchiefs. 3 for 1/-; White d 0.,. 2/11 do_.* Sweaters,'s/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 rumn in tar.—Fanners' Co-op. Organisation Society of N.Z., l^td. LOST, black pony mare; ear split open- last seen between Hawera and Normanby with cover on. Fin-ler please communicate -with H. Ritter High Street, Hawera. LOST, on Skeet Road, between Te Roti and Kapuni, on Sunday, dark overcoat. 10/- reward on leaving at Matapu Store. LOST, Saturday week (23rd), from Patea, black and white dog, answering to the name of "Marvell " Reward on applying to R. McMulliam, Stratford. 1' OST, on Taikato Road, belt off A motor bike. Finder please re- I turn to Otakeho Hotel. MOTOR Cyclists!" See" notice else— where on what yoa have been looking for. E\V ZEALAND Clothing Factory— First in 1873, foremost ever since for Woollens. Their Suits and Boots are reliable; in fact, you can depend upon anything that is H.B.—it's good. OUR Millinery is the newest, our prices are the lowest. On top of this, we offer 5/_ in the £ discount for six day6.—Armitage's, Manaia. RAIN, snow, hail or blow don't trouble you if you fill your Hot Water Bottle before retiring; but see that it has the "Unique" Stopner. The bottle that won't burst because of the P^perly_vulcaiiised seams. OMART Gents! We~have just open-k-7. Ed few new lines of Tan Willow Calf Boots, from 25/- to 45/-.—Han- I nah's, Hawera. ' SHOULD you want a good Mower, see the Farmer who has an Albion. You will then place your order with Bennett and Sutton. TO Farmers.—Naif ~Shooters~l6/G. 18/6, 19/6 and 23/6: strong Greenhide Shotters, nail and plain, 25/-; worth a trial, at Hannah's Shoe Store, Ha\vera. THE phenomenal sale of North British Hot Water Bottles is the best evidence of the satisfaction they give. Look for the "Unique" Stopper—a guarantee of satisfaction. HERE are eighty different kinds of rubber, but only one grade—the best—goes into the famous tight-seam Hot Water Bottle made by the North British Rubber Co. Look for the ''TJnique" Stopper. THEY wear out slowly —the North British Hot Water Bottle with the patent ''Unique" Stopper—the sign of satisfaction. Their merit gives pleasure to both dealer and buyer. WANTED Known—Song" "Somewhere in France," posted to any address for 2/11; also on Zonophone Record, No. 1578, posted to any address for 3/-.— -F. Dixon and Co. WANTED Known.—A clearing sale of choice millinery at Miss Hamilton's shop, all going at half-price. Come and get a nice Hat for Show Week. Also Coats. Skirts and Dresses. A lovely lot of Silk Blouses, all going cheap. WANTED~KIm~wn. — Tyres, 8/6, 10/6. 12/6, 136, and 17~/6; Tubes, i 4/-, 5/6, 6/6 and 7/6— E. Wells, High I Street. "\7[7ANTED Known — Gas lamps, TV 12/6, 14/6, 17/6 and 22/6; oi' lamps, 4/6, 7/6, and 12/6; pedals, 5/6. ! 7/6, and 12/6.— E. Wells, High Street.