■USINEBB NOTICES. I SPECIAL BARGAINS AT End-of-Season THESE ARE LINES WHICH CANNOT BE REPLACED FOR THE MONEY TO-DAY, AND IN MANY INSTANCES DO NOT PAY THE PRESENT COST OF MAKING. LADIES' COSTUMES, in Tweed, Garbinette and Navy Serge; all well cut and finished. Usual Prices, 55/-, 105/-, 95/-; Sale Prices, 19/6, .29/6, 39/6. LADIES' .COATS, in Navy Coating and colored Tweed. Usual Price, 52/6, 69/6; Sale Price, 19/6, 29/6. -ODDMENTS in CHILDREN'S COATS. Sale Price, 7/6 to 15/6. ."LADIES' BLOUSES, in Flannelette. Poplinette; Silk, etc. Sale Price, 4/11,-5/11, 7/6, 14/6. LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR and TRIMMED,MILLINERY; all this season's styles. 'Now less than half-price. Sale Price, 4/11, 7/11, 10/6, and upwards. :■; -. ■'':'■''■' ODD SHAPES and TAMS. To be cleared at 1/- each. BLACK ROBE LENGTHS, now very scarce, including Armii.es. Rajahs, Cordalaines, etc. Sal e Price, 32/6, 37/6, 45/- the Robe. WOOL GABARDINES, in Fawn, Brown and Mole, 54in. wide. Sale Price, 12/6, 15/6 to 19/6 yard. NAVY SUITINGS, all wool and indigo dye, 54in. wide. Sale Price, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6 yard. NAVY SERGES, all wool and fast dye, 40in. wide. Sale Price 4/6, 4/11, 5/11 yard. WOOL TWEEDS, now unprocurable, 40in. wide and useful colorings. Sale Price, 4/6, 4/11, 5/11 yard. STRIPE ASTRACHAN COATINGS, in brown and grey, 54in wide. Sale Price, 10/9 yard. ALL-WOOL CREAM PYRENEES CLOTH, with faint colored stripe, 50in. wide; one end only. Sale Price, 6/9 yard. COLORED MOLLETONS. dark grounds, with stripe and fancy designs, 30in. wide. Sale Price, 1/6, 1/11 yard. WINCEYETTE BLOUSINGS, in a variety of neat stripes, 30in wide. Sale Price, 1/6 yard. .WINCEYS, 40in. wide, in stripe and self -colorings; excellent for Blouses. Sale Price, 2/3.yard. CREAM RADIANTA, 40in. wide. Sale Price, 3/3, 3/11 to 5/11 yard. THE ECONOMIC. E. H. Harrop. i '-^tspuE^AJUf^A i iii_g§§& TVa i r1 I ' QUAUTY I —s- 2/__L § _^" Is yours a "^.. ■_■_■__■ I .'j l-^ ■*ea"P°l or 2 slew-pot? _?-__ z'£ You will appreciate the flavour \ QUALITY I j f of SURATURA TEA because there _ | 2/6 * J 5 nothing washy about it The last cup oat 1 * ' I I of the lea-pot is as good and tasty as the first __? I 9 = Z\^ OBTAINABLIV '__._,, £; I 5 *^_» AT ALL i —_———_-______ m «_. _^____ ' l i'r"MifLi!!»SMMsM_r ■ **• - n.._.-i ■itnis—*"_; zz . m •_t_i__t " _z___s_ t ■fcJr'W- - ■ JL H___E ** z' ==2s_s___z «mm www i_i___=_____:___J r" BUYING RIGHT SAVES ' LOSSES.. #"| O DOZEN GENTS' TWEED HATS '*-** JUST ARRIVED. MADE TO OUR OWN ORDER. MOST POPULAR AT PRESENT. PRICES FROM n/Q TO -i Q /d DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT THEM A##f%ji FITZ-ZELL & SHAW "^^i^lmX^^f^^ ™E LEAD,NG OUTFITTERS, , :*«Wv\\- } HAWE-,A' -. •—M——«——__———l-111 l Mil ■■■! Mi ■_-__---«-_-lM»ri.Trtii^^_i_ T _.i, i | rW y ||rß — <Ml|nr^^ ADVICE TO CAR OWNERS KEEP YOUR CAR LIKE NEW BY HAVING LOOSE COVERS > _ Fitted by our Expert Trimmer. * HOODS COVERED FROM £6. ? Send to us for samples of material. ;'.. RE-PAINTING A SPECIALTY. ' DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF THE DOMINION CIC. RUBBER TYRES FITTED TO ANY CLASS OF VEHICLE. CALL AND SEE. —' 1 HURRELL BROS, HAWERA AND ELTHAM,
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 31 July 1918, Page 3
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