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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 May 1918, Page 3

MM*M""^"^^-**---*^---^^l^l>*- 'I IH --rW-d-r-MKSiSS BUBIMEBS NOTICEB. !lrPi' "PEIFEfTIY I _P / /._**/' /) f fill -"J* 1118 very feminine phrase aptly dell *^____f„\V*l / U§M^ *_■!_■*¥'-"ST W^Wri FASHIONS _^_Lf';^^ Perfect little Models in the daintiest of * favorite 'materials. GEARGETTE,, in delicate shades 476 CREPE DE CHINE, in white and^ors, 27/6. 29/6, 32/6, 35/-, s^^i^m^^^ h^ and colors ' 12/6« w. NINON, in colors, 27/6 29/6 i CHOOSE ONE. OR MORE, AT YOUR EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY. J. C. GIUETT, OBAPEB :-: HAWEBA.

INGO i ! destroys ffie2!S/erve &* stops Toothache in a, few seconds. \ Sold by Chemists &* Storekeeper. ■ I Know they are Good— That's what users say of E HAY WARDS' FLAG BRAND PICKLES The best combination of home-made purity and uniform quality y<m ever tasted. I All live grocers*. v (2) m ■ ~ -—, FARMERS 1 SUPPORT YOUR OWN COMPANY. THE Works of the Taranaki' Farmers' Meat Company, Ltd.. are equipped to treat all classes of fat stock on the most modern and economical methods, thereby ensuring 30 the producer the greatest value for hia stock. The Company is prepared to pay the highest price on schedule at the Works, or iv the Farmer-?' Yards. For full particulars apply to the Company's Buyers— P. E. GARVEY, Stratford ('Phone 247), P.A. OPENSHAW, Lepperton (Private wire), or to the Office of the Company. J. MILNE.. b> General Manager. q w Taylor 1 J \_M • YT • -ft. A 1 LOR, WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, and OPTICIAN. Opposite World's Pictures. First— You will get treated well. ' St-^ond— If you have a job that others have turned down, bring it to us. Th d— ff our repair work pleases you, tell your friends; if not, tell us, we will mal"1 H olease you. FLUENZOL

T HY?.,-, NZ- FARMERS' CO-OP CO^LTD^ MEAT PACKING RECEIVING DATES FOR MAY. Kakaramea—Mondav 13, 27 Hawera—Tuesday 14 28 I Manutahi—Wednesday 15, 29, from 10 I to 12. ! Mok^- Wednesday 15, 29, from 1 to I Patea—Thursday' 16 30. Opunake—Monday 13 27 T e Roti—Tuesday 14, 28 ' Eltham-Every Wednesday, at Works. Aaponga—Monday 13 27 Okaiawa—Tuesday 14* 28* Normanby—Wednesday 15 29 Awatuna—Tuesday 14. 28, from 1 to 3 p.m. -. Te Kiri-Tuesday 14. 28, from 10 to Riverlea—Monday 13. v Pihama—Monday 27 Mangatoki—Wednesdav 15 29 Auroa—Monday 13. 27 Manaia—Tuesday 14 28 Otakeho—Wednesday 15, 29. from la Kapuni—Wednesdav 15. 29, from 1 to 3. BUYERS— E. VINE, Manaia.1 T. PHILLIPS. Mangatoki t S™™o^* Hawera, ' 'Phone 224, J. BURKE. Eltham. 'Phone, .33. PICS. PICS. PICS. mHE FEILDHTOBACON CO., LTD, j (Kowhai Brand). RECEIVING DATES FOR MAY. Waverley— Tuesday 14. Kakaramea—Wednesday 15 Hawera—Thursday, 16." H. A. HAYCOCK, Buyer. Hawera. PiGSi PICS! PlCsi ~ PRIME BACON PIGS REQUIRED IN ANY QUANTITY. TTAWERA T>ACON pACTORY WILL RECEIVE PIGS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK WALKER AND NICHOLSON. Teleohone 180WE want 50 Suits and Costume^ this week to clean and press. Don't throw aside good clothes whichi are only soiled. Send them to us. Spend a few shillings and save pounds. HAWKINS, Corner High anu Victoria Streets, HAWERA. A.M.P- ' LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. FUNDS: £38,000,000. THE largest and most successful Mutual Life Office in the British Empire. PAYS A BONUS TO POLICY HOLDERS EVERY YEAR. Rate and Particulars from, A.M.P. OFFICE (Opposite Post Office),,, H. F. TIBBITTS, Ordinary Agent. 'Phone 314. Box 3. F. J. V. WILSON, Industrial Agent? 'Phone 40. Box 140. "A MESSAGE TO YOUNG NEW ZEALAND. I SOMETHING EVERYONE SHOULD* READ. A HANDSOMELY-BOUND, clearlyprinted and inspiring- little work* one containing a messago of hope ana patriotism. It tells you about the national shortcomings of the past,, and' demonstrates clearly the. opportunities of the future. It is full of sound' help and guidance. It imbues the reader with faith in himself and pride in the Empire. It shows how we can.win i_*t the economic fight which will succeedl the present war PARENTS, SEE THAT YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE READ THIS BOOKLET. We are issuing a limited num* ber of Free Copies. Send for one to* day. Address— HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, Teachers of Book-keeping, Accountancy,; and all Business Subjects, by Mail Union Buildings, P.O. Box 516, Auckland 1.. (Established October. 1897. The Finß whicb ba« .successfully taupht by l Mail 24.378 students.)