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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 August 1919, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. I THE WONDERFUL " ROTOSCILLO ' Sewing Machines* ROTARY VIBRATOI. There is Nothing lip- ******* ** * "ROTOSCILLO » MOVEMENT. YOU ask'why has this never hefoe been accomplished. If it is «*> lw?fT toliaI earotary machine with a vibrating shuttle, turers in tbe past? The answer'is simple—a movement had not been invented to take a vibrating shuttle movement from a roTary shaft LATEST AND GREATEST MACHINE EVER MANUFACTURED. GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS. KEPT IN REPAIR FOR 5 YEARS FREE OF CHARGE PRICES: *7, £9, £11/11/-, £12/12/-, £15. E. DIXON & CO. SOLE ACENTS. HAWERA. - -> I GRACE YOUR FEET WITH ] I H.B. BOOTS ,Jfl I > -Tl VERY WOMAN STRIVES I tl \ \ \ \ M-J TO MAKE HER FEET W*s* Mi € at LOOK NEAT AND TRIM. • \ _JV ___U_ / _f \ "H. 8." FOOTWEAR GOES A t?^-______R X C F LONG, LONG WAY IN M frf J§§%%l\\ J > * HELPING. THE QUALITY - U Jr_#_OlM V > 3- IS THERE, TOO! _a_W__WJ^W^\^ F \ SEE THE LATEST MODELS. ÜBSS"*^ C LADIES' GLACE KID BOOTS, 25/-. " y _ 'YAAAiY -J- "'■ *" : '' '-T f i-'-fHs*. sTc? 7 _► > LADIES' PATENT BUTTON BOOTS, 38/6. ""'"' ' > J LADIES' PATENT DULL LEG BOOTS, 55h \ \ Fa ■ a J mF_____ _P » STRONG DAIRY BOOTS, 14/6. V I \ 4 , N.Z, CLOTHING | * ■ W"' •- HAWERA. \ FOR THE DANCES. • fTIHE MOST CHARMING AND DAINTIEST OF EVENING FROCKS ARE SHOWING ALSO TAFFETA AND CREPE DE CHINE SKIRT AND DINNER BLOUSE, all moderately marked. -..._ We cordially invite every lady to pay our Show Rooms a visit, where she will see the new Spring Costumes, Silk Jerseys, Frocks, and the latest in Hats. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW SHOWING SEXTON'S FOR FASHION'S LATEST. tm,mßmmmmmmaaßmammamKmmmmmaammmmam3mAMammmM^mimmammmmmanma!smaamamma^BsmammmMa^mamm Bm Try t_« Highest OWd« at 0_ /_»' «#S-^™^ll r ... Oorte a little more lua other f_l_\ The ether Good _£§_! KOS© t>randp but worth tbe money. ■■/ w Grade »t 2/4 £SOY&m mWam t —Imam**-.,, , . ■„. J_^ .. .^-.^M^itggM More Miles per Gallon—More Miles on Tyres THE MAXWELL goes on year after year without trouble—covers thousands and thousands of miles without any loitering in the repair shop. The Wl9 Model * is Great Value Maxwell-owners in Taranaki will tell you that. at Here's one man—owned a Maxwell four yearscovered 23,000 miles—repair bill, 30/-. Many other _CO__/\ records equally good. dCOOU ♦ Not only is the Maxwell the most reliable and ,- n -i,„««o= a™*. economical Car in its class-but the Maxwell service ™ , m P"! I offer is unequalled. I carry a larger stock of spare Wheel> Tyre and parts than the agent of any other car—;4U my Tube-absolutely mechanics are Maxwell experts and enthusiasts. - * ready for the road—guaranteed But *rpt tho f"ofr? for ynnrß<Qf_| l a >)rTI -vy_y for one year. tho Maywpn means la'strng s'-t.isfnct.ion. ""~~~ : = \ C. L. WILSON ENT. ! F. W. SHACKLETON, HAWERA AGENT. SUB-AGENTS: TARANAKI MOTORS, LTD., NEW PLYMOUTH A. J. KIRBY, WAITARA. J. NEWTON & CO.. STRATFORD. y^UT^Paraffin, Nature's remedy Phy^^-om W. K. Wallace, Chen? <stet.*££_