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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 13 August 1921, Page 4

There now seems to be no doubt. whatever about the future of thedairying industry as far as this coming season is concerned, and suppliersgenerally are beginning to feel very much relieved at the prices which seem to be genuinely offered by reliable produce firms in London, and a successful season is practically assured. With this brightening of themarket dairy people generally will' now be thinking of purchasing theirnew season's outfits, and the Hawerabranch of "H.B.'s" wish to advisethat they are well stocked in everything pertaining to the dairying industry in the way of Boots, Leggings, Overalls, etc. New Zealand Clothing: Factory, Hawera. —Advt. A few of the many bargains at'". Ward's Sale—Colonial All-Wool CreamBlankets, 10 x 4, 49/6: full double, 55/-, 59/6 and 63/-; double bed whiteand unbleached Sheeting, usual" price? 4/11, now 2/6 yard; Cretonnes, usual', price 2/11 and 3/6, now 1/6 and 1/lt 1 yard; Unbleached Damask, usual price--4/11, now 3/3 yard; White Damask.. usual price 8/6, now 4/6 yard; ladies Tweed Coats, new styles, special pricesfor week-end, 47/6 and 55/-; Wool Scarves, marked down to 3/9, 9/11, and 12/9; special White Damask^-week-end price 2/11 yard; ladies' Knitted Hose, grey only, 3/6 pair.—* Advt. Ihe miiTi wbo first nut a curl in a trqior^t. hairpin made a fortune. "A-orvhrdyhas-at pome time a short cut notion to save labour, .effect economy, ir add to comfort. Have yon an inspiration. Bring it. to us and take our idvice. Patent r'chts secured to in'Pjifnr<= fvy "Henry TTnghps Ltd., Pati >^* v++o-ti«-v° in? Featherston street, '.V'eriingtony— Advfc. "*