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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 6 May 1921, Page 1

_SPECIAL_ADVERTISEMENTS. J BOYS' Wool Jerseys in cream, grey, saxe green and navy, from (j/di ?^r- ♦ -fe' an, d Yo«^s' Pyjamas, W/6 to la/6. Men's Pyjama Suits mnter weights.—At the .Economic. BOYS' Heavy Tweid Overcoats greatly reduced at "H B's " prices all readjusted to meet present ay C?^l- £°- vs> Overcoats, were 69/6. now 49/6; Boys' Suits, 3i/6, 67/6 all heavily reduced. Be early with .-your boy as these bargains aye soon snapped up.—-New Zealand Clothing Factory. H«wera. BKTI'ER Crops when Worth BritiMi Garden Hose is used. Regular I use is assured by its splendid condition I always No leaking. AJI hawiwaremen. °*k' Chrome Cinlmed sootT 7xlo, 13/6; llxl, 14/6; these are good, hard-wearing school boots — Hannah and Co. BABY Wear—We have just received an indent line of these useful geods in all-Wool Coats, Petticoats, Tidies, Gaiters. Inlantees, Bootees, Pilchers.—Armitage, Manaia. HARD WARJKMEIs, , chemists, and .rubber dealers everywhere sell North British Rubber Hot Water Bags. Thousands and thousands are giving satisfactory service in New Zealand, in regular use. See the brand on the neck. CIUMFY Outfits—See the latest in t juvenile wear (boys or girls) Curafy outfits in All Wool Velour Cloth in a variety of colours are stocked in Hawera only by Gold stone and Patteraon, Princes St., Hawera Ii^INCHER Moeor Cycle" Tyres are J dependable. "Dreadnought," 28 x 3, and 750 x 75 de luxe extra heavy for high-powered machines such ss Indians and Harleys. British built. For longer wear. CtALL and see my choice Pot Plants, > Palms, Asparagus, Peteris. Aspidistra, Maiden Hair Ferns. Also Hanging Baskets. H\ G. Staub, Seedsman 16 Regent street. CHART Suits—Get 'measured and fitted by expert tailors, the only' way to obtain satisfaction in to-mea-j sure Suits. See our windows and compare oiir prices.—Goldsfcone and Pat-! terson, Princes St., Hawenx I

C^LI&OiIER Cycle Tyres, made in J Britain, give greater value for the money, more comfort in riding, greater freedom from punctures, better and longer service. All cycle dealers. IIOR immediate sale—Two Indian motor cycles; dirt cheap. Apply sharp.—Marter and Stevonson, jL^OUND—-In Princes St. last fcaturX day night, gold brooch. Owner, can have same by applying at 16 Grey j St. and paying costs of advertisement. , Fi)H Sale—Borough lease; large section; good position. Rental £15. Apply "Rental," JJox_l2l, Hawera. FOOTBALL Boots in Chrome leather, m.s., 16/6; youths, foot"-1 ball boots, 2 x 5, 14/6. To be had at this price at R. Hannah and Co.'s. "CIEEDING Out Coats for -men at A1 "H.B.'s" These are the famous oily convas coat and are thoroughly I -waterproof, made specially for riding, and fitted -with storm collar and cuffs.. The cheapest coat in Hawera to-day, 95/- post free.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. "l^O U'M D —Tnousanas of hairs have J- been grown by using Dowling's Hair Tonic; satisfaction guaranteed. I Price 3/6, posted 4/2.—Dowling'a Pharmacy, Hawera. i

fIOOTBALL and Hockey Boots.— Kick-off this season in a pair of Jury's Football or Hockey Boots; solid tan and black chrome, blocked toee and. sewn soles, 25/6.—Jury and Co. Bring your boot repairs. GEEAT Bargains in White Buttercloth at Gillett's Sale—Usually 7-J-d yard. Now 5/9 doz. IPURLS' Chrome School Boots, VJ( 7 x 10, 12/6; 11 x 1, 14/6; these are exceptional value.—Hannah and Co. GREAT Revision of Prices in Ladies' Shoes at the premier outfitters. Ladies' Glace Walk- = ing Shoes, former price 00/-, now 47/6; i also 59/6.- now 45/-; Strong Glace Winter Shoes, former price 39/6; re- i adjusted price 34/6. —New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. | HIGH Class watch work and jewel- j lery repairs guaranteed at E. ■ Morris', leading jeweller.' HEAVY Nailed and Plain Working Boots at "HJ.'s"; solid leather and water-tight; all sizes; a great farm boot, originally 33/6, readjusted > price 27/6. Mail us your order for a I pair of these to-day, postage paid.— ! New Zealand Clothing Factory, Ha*j wera. _^ « HOT Water Bags of the best British make just arrived in New I Zealand" direct from the makers. Call | and . "inspect.— Dowling's Pharmacy, I Hawera. : • ■ ■ ; ' LOST —Quarter draught bay gelding; white streak on face; 5 yeans old; shod all round. Reward for "information to H. Cane, Inaha, or Aotea Tea Rooms, Hawera. "_

LUST— Dark coloured Shetland pony, about 3 years old: reward, llutb Marra. South Road, Whareroa. LOST— Between Eltham and Kaponga,, bag of sugar. Finder rewarded on returning to Allen's Garage, ; Kaponga. LIN OLEUMS in British makes—Our revised prices show a large reduction—Purser and Suisted, Ltd., Hawera. _• ■ I • MEN'S Football Boots—Box calf, | 22/6, 35/-; Russet kip, 25/-, Chrome, 17/6; grand value.— J.I Hannn.li npd Co., Ltd. MEN'S- Caps—We .have just received1 the 'best tetelection of Men's English Caps yet shown; direct frona- Messrs Yyse and Sons; Donegals and English tweeds from 6/6. —Jury and Co. NEW Zeaianaia Milking Machines, MpCormick and Deering farm implen:ents.— Marter and Stevenson, agents. N OR.TH British Solid Truck- Tyres carry the bulk of New Zealand's heavy loads, ki all weathers, on all classes of roads.. Fitted by C. L. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Eltham, local agents. , ■_ OUTH British Rubher Hot Wat-er Bags, with the "Unique" neverleak stopper, have the North British Co.'s trad© mark stamped on the neck —the emblem of quality. ORTH British Solid Truok Tyres are fitted at once, so that your truck need not remain idle at all. Get in touch with C. L. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Elth%m, agenfes.