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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 March 1922, Page 4

A collapsible crate for loading frozertmutton or butter into^ ships has been. "" invented by a citizen of Auckland (reports the Herald). The bottom.and two* ends are made of wood and the sidesare of canvas. The ends of the latter are on rings, and slide down if necessary when cargo is being loaded intothe crate. The bottom of the crate is.five inches above the wharf,, which ensures the. meat or butter being kepfc clean. The crate holds' about thirtycarcases of mutton.. Iron stays inside-^ keep it from crushing the contents when; the cargo is being hoisted on to the* ship. When not in use the crate' can be*= folded flat. . : New goods! New goods. Direct* from manufacturers. Wonderful *, values. White, flanelettes, 27in. 5 l(Hdheavy makes. 33in., Is 4£d and Is 6d ;: double bed white twill sheeting, 2s lid, 3s lid and 4s lid; Dr Jaeger's celebrated all-wool black cashmere stock— " ings ■'at the lowest nrice for years ss; ! lid. 6s lid and 7s 6d.\ This is'the best, stocking procurable. Men's shifts: Stripe neglige shirts, 5s lid, 6s lid" and 7s 6d: men's singlets and underpants. 6s 6d; men's all-wool knitted 1 socks. Is lid; 4-ply knitting wool, .alii newest shades, at lid. Ladies' wintercoats, great value at The Busy Draper's, J. C. Gillett.—Advt. • *■ • Autumn and Winter Show now on at. Outred's. A visit of inspection by any- ■ one interested will be heartily welcomed. Autumn and winter costumes, coat frocks, winter millinery, woollen frocks at Outred's, the housefor something original and distinctivein millinery, evening wear, costumes and coats—-Advt WORMS EXCELLED BY "WADE'S." Many nervous, irritable, peevish children are suffering from worms. Mothers! Give Wade's Worm Figs. They' are pleasant to take, certain in action, md absolutely, safe for the most delicate3hild. Chemists .and stores sell Wade's Worm Fir-v—the sure remedy ' for- '■> rtorms. —Advt.' "