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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 April 1918, Page 2

" SO MANY STYLES— AND ALL SO LOVELY !" T^^^a^.* ,muned Up OUr Millinery Showroom's Just now this department is filled with all the latest ideas and |— Jthe cleverest creations in Autumn Headgear, including those I wonders in Velvet. Velour, and Silk, which are "the last word." I Whatever has been decreed b y Fashion as correct for the \season in here, priced in keeping with George and Kersley's famous economy standard. Let, your new hat be chosen from our DISPLAY OF NEWEST AUTUMN MI LLINERY. VELOUR HATS, beautiful quality, latest shapes, with medium iand large bnms, trimmed ribbon to match, in the smartest tailored styles Colors: Wedgewod, jade, navy, amethyst terra cotta and black. Prices : 49/6, 52/6. •I^HF*U©_r^> BLACK PANNE MODEL, with soft high crown and drooping brim, slightly turned up at back, lined with cameo pink Urepe de chine; trimmed soft black Osprey around crown. Jfrice, 60/-. VELVET HAT, in pretty shade of Wedgewood Velvet. The brim ft has smart curves and crown high and soft. Simply trimmed 1 with band of soft Satm Ribbon around crown, and loose flat 11 bow at back, also Oriental-worked design across front of 1 crown. Price, 39/6. ! IF YOU HAVE SOME SPECIAL IDEA OF YOUR OWN, LET OUR MILLINER HELP YOU CARRY IT INTO EFFECT. j GEORGE & KERSLEY, Ltd., (ij THE BIG STORE, WANGANUI.

r"T|ij MORE NEW j fej BOOTS AND SHOES, 7 fl_^^\ HANNAH'S. f iPHH||^^ \ THE RIGHT SHOP FOR LOW QUALITY GOOD. SMART STYLES. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. HAWERA. l^m^^^a^^mmmmmmtmi'mm''ll''*'—BmmmmßwmMß— ■■■■■''i'i'aHiH_______i__iiiHMi..-Mi^HM-i^i^^^^^^ WE OFFER YOU DISTINCTIVE- t**_L NESS IN CLOTHES. fcv« IT is always an advantage to he well y £L dressed. Do not ignore the fact, y£C^/rs,, ">-. especially when good dressing is so easy fWI *i i\ ' of attainment, It is a matter of select- (\\ 7/ / \\ ing your tailor. \\ / / i \ Adamson and Robb are in a position I / I/ i\ \ to offer you distinctiveness in the fab- I }/ g\ \ ric of your Suit, for we have special 11 1 m \_j__ \ facilities for securing "different" ma- Ifl if > I Iterials from the ordinary run. Again, |\ Ic. "1 f £ we give distinction, c lassy cut, and if J . \ I // extra fine finish to the clothes we f I V V 7 See our handsome new Winter Suit- oM A jf ings, and get measured now. VLTV^<li. ADAMSON AND ROBB. fflsT / Tailors and Outfitters, J 'In.'' HAWERA. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. NETT INCOME — £2000 PER ANNUM. BOOKS OPEN FOR INSPECTION. JUST THE FARM FOR AN ENERGETIC MAN. AMODEL FARM of 50 acres, being close to town; subdivided into seven paddock's, boxthorn hedges; well watered; up-to-date 7-roomed dwelling, recently built, bath (hot and cold water), wash house, etc., replete with. labor-savingr conveniences; telephone, etc.; good cow shed, trap shed, motor shed, and necessary outbuildings. Cash required, £800; balance can be arranged. Further information obtainable from the Sole Agents— OSBORNE &. TURNBULL REGISTERED LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. RECENT STREET, HAWERA. THE LATEST AND BEST IN THE FORM OF FREIGHT CARRIER IS THE, FORD 1-TON TRUCK CJdIS Olf,/.""J-J^M-sked passenger or, a combination of tte 1 W Cl-ass.* and a worm-driven Truck nnit capable of carijing t l-JJ 0.^ 8." 6 "w* 6ffin_ n'iliar fonr:cylinder Mock unit, with 3}in. ly 4_n be <S_v_°c£_ CS "^ Be' Parti<Mlare and lay 6 a demonstration. Ton will EMPIRE GARAGE (W. THORPE, PROPRIETOR), Head Agent for Hawera, Eltham and Stratford Districts. 'PHONE 1U- P.O. BOX 16C.

Winter Blousings, good assortment, from B£d Winceyette in Plain Cream, also neat stripes, 1/4 and 1/6 yard