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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 16 June 1919, Page 6

BUSINESS NOT!CEa. TRIPODING TIME IS NOW ONTO LEVEL THE GREAT INCREASE IN PRICE OP FARM LANDS IT WILL NOW BE NECESSARY TO GROW THREE BLADES OF CRASS WHERE ONE PREVIOUSLY CREW. , To enable this, the Tripod Harrow must be given more work. Stir up your manure-strewn paddocks. Give your stale grass lands a chance. Keep * at them with the Tripod Harrow, ami NOW IS THE TIME. SELECT YOURS NOW. SV British and Colonial types in stock. We guarantee all of them, and offer you a working trial. THIS IS ALSO THE TIME for aa overhaul of your Windmill, .and get your engine, also milking plant, over- ~ hauled at same time. We guarantee our expert's work in this connection. ' BENNETT & SUTTON HICH STREET .... HAWERA. AT LAST. AT LASt7~ THE FORD 3NE-TON TRUCKS HaVE ARRIVED. CALL AT THE EMPIRE garage, hawera, and inspect tbtcm. we can now GIVE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. THE FORD ONE-TON TRUCE IS NO? AN ATTACHMENT PUT ON TO A SECOND-HAND CAR. IT IS THE GENUINE ARTICLE NEW THROUGHOUT. W. THORPE, I EMPIRE GARAGE. HAWERA. fo This 13 the great h-^~O! l(0r\ er 30 year*' \ $ feature of these V[ ;•.: 'famoua Ranges. j,jj ifW&arSf: I f^W §U^^^WM^J'% ar« anee* ;i : ;!i lute satisfaction jji "I g|ffi;;:_^z^:.'yify/ dce!lentworU« :•!• *. in every detail! ,| j [§iG|[3sf M^W^^^'ir^K iag order- 2 fe\ Made with Open || 'X '!* «m«C« to &ow Ijfij PURIFIED DOWN QUILTS Kapoc Quilts. IN VIEW OF THE EXTREME SHORTAGE OF BLANKETS WE WOULD ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO SECURE A WARM QUILT BEFORE THE REALLY COLD WEATHER SETS IN. We have a well assorted but limited number of these in Down or Kapoc at the following prices:— 22/6, 30/-', 35/-, 40/-, 50/-, 57/6, 70/- up. BUY EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. MeGRUER, BONE « CO, Leading Drapers, Hawera! BREAD BREAD BREAD~ UNDOUBTEDLY THE STAFF OF LTFE. YOU CAN PROCURE BREAD. BUT HAVE YOU TRIED THE BREAD? Obtainable at the undermentioned stores:— Tonkin's Scotch bakery. High street; Bullock's Cash Store, Princes street Harris' store. High street; Eggers' store, opposite Post Office: Gilbert's Hio-h street; Thompson's West End store; Lamb, Glover road- Marshall's' Noricanby store: Hunt's Mokoia store; Melrose Dairy Factory. CLEMENT'S HYGIENIC MACHINE-MADE BREAD. f That's T 1 J? 7 c. eJCin<sP\ I Closing *^H \ I Date *K(\ih\ \ lof the OU V1 ' I Trentham Scholarships f :r*^ I I J Art Union A\ % I I How many Tickets rio Mm I are YOU Taking? vAi Wl I I? 17 V TSikiti 1^" OT«rywfc«t mm ■ tixjwv . g.p.o.boxmi, I 1 PM V™^ Wellington. Jf%