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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 17 June 1919, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. "^Hl^Ha|B______iaß_______RßiaßE____H__|__HHHaßHl Ifcfe TARANAKI LADIES W- \_7 ILL FIND THE BEST VALUE NKjSKfgpiJfc, V V IN THE DISTRICT AT J^^f^^aL CILLETT'S. | /W_yv!l%\v Y% AII our drapery is of the highestI / IT/ Vj \P «?u»hty, because we get it | /A\ \/r^^^ FROM THE BEST MARKETS. T /l\ \ \ Just now we show a particularly fine I*^/ I\l4 \\ I range «f I i |Pj|3^3j3 WINTER COSTUMES AND COATS. \K RtfS Tbey are made of the vei'y high-grade *1 I ", arm material, and are cut in smart \fj / 1 2 rey Flannd Kaiapoi Costume, £7 15s. b \ Fme Grey Worsted Petone Costume, [ J £8 12s 6d. I I Fawn Gabardine Kaiapoi Costume, £8 I I I J*la<* a»d White Check Kaiapoi Cos- [^ f J tume, £7 15s. j jj —-#r Fine I**^ Ser«e Petone Costume, £7 fjV gB Brown Tweed Costume, £6 10s. fII tf| Cheek Tweed Costume, £5 10s |1 ffj All-wool Roslyn Coats, in Brown I ! I // / Checks and Plain Shades of Grey K~~<k ms jhJ £5 os to £5 Us. M\s Brown Mixture Tweed Coats, £7 lOs. 1U Gre 5" Tweed Coat, Opposum Collar, £7 Il^sT Trench Coats, with belts and large pr pockete, £4 7s 6d, £4 19s and |s J. C Glf LETT, DRAPER ....... HAWERA. THE WINNERS ':| OF THE jj FIRST THREE PRIZED !;,; ... ■. in thb . • . -'ij; fifH." RECORD TEA COMPETITION /! V* _/TH RECORD TEA COMPETITION y \ \ \ Which closed on May 31st, are— i y » MRS.BAILLIE, Blenheim—£s/5/- y ;;| . . MRS SMART, Canvastown—£3/3/- > 'j;, .V,1 MISS WEST, Rakanui—£2/2/- ' !'!! y 150 Other Prizes were also distributed. I NEXT COMPETITION CLOSES i'l AUGUST 31. Each Competitor gets a Prize. . ' . !! FARMERS, READ^nnsT ■/ IT WILL INTEREST YOU. N°_- thSl^JtTe^ Ut ™ilkin 2 season is drawing to a close, you will have and exJ^ °* ™c ™ommg ™ c*e * au<l the *"** ««d means of sJv_.g llbor ISforeSt J°it dt±^ mea^^stalling Milking Machines and an Engine' SSS ™^ qu a .you to coneider the question very seriously and ___is_{£_r£_?^ to au outflt **•*■■* -j_s_ 1 ,,5_5J In the new Auto Releaser we have procured the desired results- _* _^_$~____ isaai^S-i seaso^ToSd £^1^ ing ,Milking J*Whme outfite ** *& coming p?rl___™ of iL i to T wrlte "t-, % ovar new catalogue, which contains _§ T__S__.t M w W Ja^. Engme and Auto Milking Machine, year^lforkhfg.^ M' T" PfcllhDß' bl atford > «^ abouf the Auto after three "Sunny Hollow," Stratford, so*/ T_?" beeV r *? fche Aut<) Milkin S Machine for t^lS+^threfseasons. The results have been most satisfactory. I have never once had to _2_£ y CTi y band' T hl Cu»s ar& the *«* <>" the market They need no Popping and they can be left on the cows without doing any harm £ S__sS£ V s buT n T rked througho «t by two hoys, who have never had the ?o^ort°nf bl ib X amv Ver. J Pl6ased t0 he aWe you such a satisf^ «^___2__JJJL^ machine.' (Signed) M. T. PHTTJiTPS. laPrS^^S^L' JOHN CHAMBERS A SON, LTD., "*^ ' i-i Sole Agents, PRINCES ST.. HAWERA.

PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! THE FEILDINGBACON CO., LTD., will receive pigs at the following stations, during May, June an* 3 July, by arrangement only: ELTHAM HAWERA NORMANBY TE ROTI MOKOIA KAKARAMEA PATEA MANAIA OTAKEHO Buyers: L. NAIRN, Eltham. K. McNAE, Box 49. Hawera. PICS I P ,cSt .MCS! PRIME BACON PIGS REQUIRED IN ANY QUANTITY. JJAWERA TJACON "pACTORY. WILL RECEIVE PIGS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK WALKER AND NICHOI SON. ' T^leDhona 1W) PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. BORTHWICK AND SONS -' ft Tw'V^K'^ftp ' T"j- •: ;•,. -rr-.> •■»-- -~ " w-.f.lW;«i-. £-'-'c'y''-7«i,v»T'#' ■'~"!,l;»"'»> r>»>V ft'? j -,■-'* **' RECEIVING DATES FOR JUNERECEIVING DATES TO BE ADVISED. j J. BUTCHER, ' Representative. i TUST Arrived—Evan's Pastilles, McKensie's Smelling Salts; Zepto j Pencils. —At Tait's Pharmacy.

"VfEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO--i^ OP. BACON & MEAT PACKING CO., LTD. JUNE. Otakeho—Monlay 16, 10 to 12. Kapuni—Monday 16, 1 to 3 Awatuna—Tuesday 17, 10 to" 12. Manaia—Tuesday "17, 1 to 3. Auroa—Wednesday 18, 10 to 12 Kaponga—Wednesday- 18, 1 to 3 " Eltham—Wednesday *18. Mangatoki—Thursday 19, 10 to 12 Kakaramea—Monday 16, 10 to 12.' Manutahi—Monday 16, 1 to 2.30 Hawera—Tuesday 17. ~ Mokoia—Wedneslay 18, 10 to 12 Patea—Wednesday 18, 12 to 2. W. PHILLIPS, Mangatoki. Phonel7oß T. C. ARNOLD,' Hawera. Phone 224. | G LEWTS. Eltham. J. CANDY. Kaponga. Phone 31S. Branch Office. Eltham. Phone 55M. rspiHE TARANAKI FARMERS' ■*- MEAT CO., LTD. is prepared to treat all classes of fat I mißlo *0r *ieezin £ and export. lhe Company will on request act as agents for clients desiring to sell their stock direct to the Imnerial'Government. NO WAITING FOR YOUR MONEY. The value of the Meat will he paid withm 14 days from dsfce of slaughterlhe Company will also buy stock in the farmers' yards or on the hooks at the Company's Woiks. IF YOU WANT A DRAFTER to go through your stock, ring ud or ™ „ write to— P. E GARVEY, M. fl. B__S_SJ >HD ' Tel^oD« 247« FITZROY, N.P. Telephone" 463. direct. \our inquiry will receive promi_ attention. SMART ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH.