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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 February 1921, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 iV^ll-^ Maweia OT »* Racecourse, Jf ri a ■'oli of banknotes with rubber S£ Street. L reWW? at U0 Ar-:-. I a°? X 7"V U. w »°out lauway etawon' JLi last night, black silk ' glove 'binder please return to Star Office. ! I ADU_S» chrome 1-bar v*ard shoes: ■M-A great wearers and extra special vgue; only 50 p^ left.Jju^^d j T ADIES' Srode and Kid "SelbF' ~ *"<*B f.or the races; a particularly j smart showing o£ dietinotiv^ footwear now to be seen at «_.B.'s" Ladies' ■"JSS? Sh^ 8 42J6> 59/6, 95/-._ nX i Clothing_Factory,^Haweri. MEN'S Hats in Veiour.Eelt, Bdrsalmo and other makes are good presents for men at this time of the year; Panamas. Tuscan and Niue straws.—Armitages. Manaia: M :JflE£ gJace Deirby boots from 25 1-* .... 30/-, 32/6, 35/-, 37/6 up^rafa'sf anq 00., Ltd. TV/TEN'S boots in giace kid, box calf "W Ra^yMna#i'tans. now showing at ±o,c ?■ 5' c ; 6i«»- k»d boots, a5/6, SiS*' v'-K b«'-«»K-- b00t.," 37 6 N> s<^{;;- tm«*oots f :42/6 to'7s/--N.Z. Clothing Factory, flawpr*. ■' -. Address: Railway Boarding House. Hours. 10 a .m. to 9 p^, * MR FARMER 1 We have cxSt wide brim hat you are looking ior in several shades and at reasonable prices^—Adamson and Robb, t% Hatters. Hawera.

||/f AIDS' chrome poors, 2 to 3. 18/6----,^l 4*° 6* 19<1 6- A'reaLgood boot for cchool wear. Hannah's. ,-*:;■ i / , M Cn° B?F CX *- PEERING spare xr Vy ?&^ B always oh hand— Marter and Stevenson. ATO more, use for those old molars! rk iSrt-7 them into money- Pearline V_o.,- Ibß Queen street, Auckland. qyOKTH British Garden H^T~^ fr* least expensive. Finest quality the world_produces. Lasts longest Fr™ ™bber dealers False leeth bought, sound or . broken, on gold. silver, or vul■tßr 6"-* Pfi* t¥ m Dunstone, Box Inf 'hAUC^ and* .P^^st cash price sent b y return mail. Established 28 years. • v- •.-.... j 'T^-^PSP^frR. purchasers lihd"proJ- htable buying in our stock of ready-made blouses, skirts, hats, boys suits, girls' dresses, \ vests, sports coats, dust coats.—Armitages. Manaia. ■* ,•■-'

REDUCED prices tor reaay casn_ , r . °l tßi. -5/- bushel; Maize. 10/-; Mixed Gram. 10/-; Barley 8/6; Meggitts; Meal, -20/-; .Pwtaii; _iran ana Onaff at cut rates; Woolpacks, Twine, Branding Oil, Coopers' Tablets, McDougall's, Merton's and Cooper's Dips \\ c challenge competition for quotations and quality for Grass Seeds, Clovers, Rape and Turnip Seeds— Loanyand Mercantile' P'roauce Store S^EDE Shoes-4400d hard-weari^ suede shoes . that wear well. Court anl lace in black, grey, brown and natural, 37/6. These shoes are exceptionally good value.—Jury and Co. M^on_>j buits! . touusr Tne wnoie .►J of our stock of. ready-to-weai suits is heavily reduced durjhgour sensational sale of men's clothing and mer-cory.-—Goldstone <fc Patterson.. ' Shirts—We have dozens of ,kJ men's silk shirts that we wish to clear this season. White, tussore -nd striped silk, to clear at prices from 15/6.—Jury and Co. „, TOILET— Two uniurnieh&i^roortis, with use of-kitchen' Apply "Central," Star Office^ , Wy TAKEN by mistake from -gent's cloak room at Racecourse on Wednesday, dark treen raincoat; £2 reward on returning to Gillanders' Stables.

rgUi_S! Ties I lies. see bur 'WiriX dow for cheap ties. Usual prices w«*;e 4/6 and 5/6. Our sensational sale price is 2/6.—Goldstone & Pattemm. Princes street. * ' . TiHESii hard times it will -pay you to buy your ties, sox, shirts collars, etc.. at Adamson and Robb's: always the beßt value. j T tim JNorth British Garden Hose VJ this spring and summer. Best, and lasts longest. Obtainable from rubber and hardware stores everyI where. WE have.a large stock of spare • parts for L.M.C. and Triumph WE have ior Sale—Latest rower Plug large valve Indian; electric - light, . speedometer, beautiful coach-bioilt side-car, side, rear and ! head light. A snip, Marter and SteI venson. WANTED~Known— Miss Hamilton'? half-yearly sale starts on Thursday. Ladies' blouses, skirts, underskirts. Underwear of every description ; beautifully trimmed with real lace. To see will be to buy. Millinery half-price. Sample hosiery. Splendid value. Come early and get first pick WANTED Known—The" Economic ' is offering men's tweed caps in all wool tweed from 4/6 each; men's j soft felt hats in greys, fawns and j browns; usually 217- to 27/6. Now 17/6 to 2476. • . ANTED Known—Right away, a •perfect fitting suit in blue serge, greys, and all the best tweed's; manufactured specially to our own patterns, from £5 5s to £8 17s 6d only at i Shaw'B, High Street. .

I VI7HY be sick by taking costor. oil? I y v Try Astor Oil, and see your • kiddies smile. It dues them good. . They like it. Three sizes, 1/6, 2/6, and 4/8. Postage extira.—Dowling's Pharmacy,: Hawera, W' ANTED Known —The Economic • is offering oddments in men's i soft collars in cotton and silk; usually • 1/11; now 1/3. Men's elastic garters; i now 1/11 pair. Men's braces, 2/6» I 4/11 pair. WANTED Known —The Economic ■ is offering men's neglige shirts, i with black and coloured stripes, all gizes; only 7/6. Oddments in men's , ties,, good designs; now 1/6, 2/6. 3/6. j TT7 ANTi_D Known—Men's brogue j ff ; shoes, in tan or black, 38/©; . smart glace kid and box calf boots, in . all the latest shapes.—At Shaw's, ! High Street. y_ WANTED KnownZ?ffii~Rotosciiio • Sewing Machine is very popular. Once used-always recommended. Call > or ~rrlt'e to Dixon's. Hawera. 1 *VTf7AiN'i'ifi'_j Known—Kotos©illo Se^ v ▼ -ing Machines are tbe best vain* J on tbo market to-day. Call and inspect at Dixon's, Hawera.