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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 April 1918, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. DRESS MATERIALS : : IN THE : : LATEST VOGUE. X npHE LATEST" in Dress Materials and Coatings is now on view J and comprises all the newest weaves and colorings for Autumn and Winter wear. Call and see them while the selection is still complete—you are not pressed to purchase. MIXED TWEEDS, in greys and heathers: serviceable weights; 42in. wide, 3/6, 4/6, 4/11 yard. MIXED TWEEDS, in choice hrowns, greys and checks, including good colonial makes; 54in. wide—7/11, 8/11, and 12/6 yard. GREY SUITINGS, medium weight, in shades of light, mid and dark grey; 42in wider-6/6 yard . WOOL GABARDINES, in latest tones of fawn, niolej elate, nigger, etc.; 54in. wide—l 4/6, 15/6, 19/6 yard. CHOICE ROBE LENGTHS, one only of each, in Gabardines. Amazons, etc—s2/6 to 87/6. NAVY SUITINGS, all indigo dye, 46 to 54in. wide—lo/6, 1476 to 17/6 yard. BLACK DRESS MATERIALS, all pre-war goods, in Repps, Armnres, Sicilians, etc—s/11. 6/11, to 10/6 yard. VELVETEENS, in hlack and all the wanted colors; a really splendid selection of shades—2/11. 3/6, to 4/6 yard. COATINGS, in Blanket Cloth and Astrachan, in cream, saxe, brown, grey, maroon and black; 54in. wide —17/6 yard. All SILK PAILETTES and DUCHESS SATINS, in bottle rose, sky, cream, etc.; 38in. wide —9/11 to 11/6 yard. CHIFFON TAFFETA, all Silk and free from filling; in cream and hlack; 38in. wide—lo/9, 15/6 yard. THE ECONOMIC HAWERA.

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SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. £riva t e F. W. Stratford, Bth A.D.U.S A.1.F., in a recent letter, states.:—"The most valuable thing I took away in my kit when embarking for th© front was Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It has eased many a pain for m e as well as for m> comrades, and I certainly think that •every soldier leaving for the front -should take a bottle with him." Sold svery where.—Advt. Eighteenpence spent on NAZOL will keep you free from colds this winter. Take on sugar or inhale. Sixty doses 1/C. CX NAZOL to-day.