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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 5 June 1919, Page 3

■~ j ■'--,;-"••• ' BUSINESS NOTICES. j .'. ■£ r SEASONABLE DRESS I FABRICS [ IS LATEST WEAVES \ For Present Wear. /^UR SELECTION OF DRESS GOODS IS ONE OF THE MOST W COMPREHENSIVE IN TARANAKI, INCLUDING BOTH j MIXED AND ALL-WOOL MATERIALS, BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO LATEST ADVANCES. IMITATION DRESS TWEEDS and mixed grey and brown effects; 40in. wide. Prices, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11 yard. MIXED WOOL TWEEDS, in mixed stripe and check designs; 40 to 50in. wide. Pi ices, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6 yard. -GREY WORSTED SUITINGS, plain and checked; 50 to 54in. wide. " Prices, 14/6, 19/6, 21/-yard. ;--■ . \. v ' WOOL GABARDINES;,^) t<> 54in. wide; in grey, mole, fawn, drab, brown, saxe, vfeu rose, and. wine. Prices, .19/6 to 25/6 yard. ALL-WOOL NAVY SERGES, indigo dye, 40 to 56in. wide—4/11 i- 13/6, 15/- to 22/6 yard. . ■ ROBE LENGTHS, in tweeds, face cloths, gabardines, etc. Prices, 87/6 to £6/15/- the robe. i : VELVETEENS, 21in. wide., in various-shades of navy, brown, grey, ■i- reseda, prune, cardinal, wine, etc., also black. Prices, 2/11, k i ■'■ 3/11,4/11. \ SPECIAL BLACK VELVETEENS, 44in. wide, chiffon finish. Price I 22/6 yard. , | EVENING DRESS MATERIALS, in crepe de chines and silk crepes; £ 40in, wide; in eky, pink, saxe, navy, cream and black. | JAP SILKS, 28in. wide, in all shades—4/6 yard. -. ' .. ■ ■ . f * v ■ . .■■ ■■ . ■. The Economic E H. Harrop HAWERA. * .. . SERVICEABLE FOOTWEAR I .'. FOR THE FARMER! STOCKYARDS AND PADDOCKS WILL SOOM RP PFTTTMn MUDDY, AND STRONG, SERVICEABLE BOOTS W^V i Ua*?* 1?^? c^ edftUy BtronS Joy the farmer, made of solid ; leather that will not let water through on "the wettest day 1L ■ t awarting for your inspection are stout farm clogs—ideal for winter v- 'Tis, bes, t x<> select y°ur wet day boots now, for then with your oilskin you 11 be well equipped for rain and mud! Make a note of our \ address and pay us a visit next time you're in town! \ W. CROMPTON, "WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE." HIGH STREET .... - . H*WERA. WILLYS KNIGHT CARsT~ T3EFORE ORDERING YOIJB CARHAVE A DEMONSTRATION IN THE LIJ FAMOUS KNIGHT ENGINED CARS. GREAT POWER, SILENCE, RELIABILITY. THE ENGINE THAT IMPROVES WITH U,SE. NO VALVES TO GRIND. Carbon deposit an advantage, not a deterrent, as in other Engines. BRITISH TANKS USE KNIGHT ENGINES. iFor Demonstration and Particulars apply— BURGESS, FLAN & CO. TARANAKI GARAGE. HAWERA. DEALERS FOR SOUTH TARANAKI. Phone 30° NELSON APPLES CHOICE, JUICY AND DELICIOUS. (*C A N APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY." BUY NOW f\. THESE FRESH, JUICY APPLES AND ENJOY HEALTH. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING, FREIGHT PAID TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION: (Cases each about 401b.) v i ['^Single Case. Ten-case Lot. MUNROES (Cookers) 9/6 9/BHYMERS (Cookers) 96 9/JONATHANS (Deeeert) ... 10/- 9/6 -STURMERS (Dessert; 11/- 10/6 LONDONS (Dessert and Cookers) 13/6 13/TERMS-. CASH WITH ORDER. I PAY FREIGHT. 'State postal address and name of nearest Railway Station. Orders promptly attended to. HARRY MILNER, Sunnyvale Orchards v Kclsou.