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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 October 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. J^ LADIES' Riding Sat in hard felt, new shape, 25/-; now is the time for your show-time hats, ladies' riding boots, ladies' driving rugs.—At the New Zealand Clothing. Factory, Hawera. jgOYS' Tunic and 'Varsity suits, sizes 1 to 3 at 7^6, 4 to 6 at 9/6; also good range of all-wool tweed suits from 33/6; overalls for factory w£ar in white and blue drill at Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. "DUSTER Cuts neatly and carefully done in the latest style. We specialise in children's work.—Regent Toilet Parlours, Wallace's Buildings. JJATHING Caps—We have just landed a good selection of helmet and diving caps. Call early and get your pick. Prices are right. Obtainable at Tait's Pharmacy. JJABY Outfits—Complete outfits for the baby, comprising binders, silk and wool vests, also hand-made flannelbarras, plain, also embroidered, day and night gowns, in fine lawn, nun's veiling, flannel, wincey ette, calico; also hand-made gowns, head squares, baskets fully stocked with safety pins, puff and box, powder, brush and comb, thread, soap; waterproof sheeting, nursery squares i_ flannelette and towelling; hand-made and cashmere shawls. Will be pleased to show these outfits to , all interested and quote prices. Orders ' by post receive special attention.— Miss Stewart, Baby Linen House, Hawera. JJOYS' buckskin knickers, good hard | wearers, 6/11 pair; good saddle ; tweed shorts and boys' school shorts, I navy blue jerseys; all at the New Zea- I land Clothing Factory, Hawera. j JJOOTS and Shoes—Women >s dairy j boots, 13/11; chrome dairy boots A with heel tips, 17/6; dairy bluchers for - women,-nailed and plain, 10/6; men's1 bluchers, nailed and plain, 11/6 and I 17/6; made by us and sold by us.—R. Hannah and Co. i JgE sure and see our display of new season's suitings and coßtume j cloths. We are getting busy and would ' advise placing, your Xmas order, early to avoid disappointment.-—Gfoldstone -and Patterson, Ladies' and Gents' High-grade Tailors, Hawera. "jDE prepared for the hot weather bywearing cool underwear. We are showing "Aertex," and other well-known, makes at Adamson & Robb's, Leaders in Men's Wear. • QYDONIA Skin Cream "softens the j hands after domestic routine; i easily applied and rubs in dry. For j after shaving it has no equal. Price 1/6 bottle at Tait's Pharmacy. JQOSMIC Stencil Sets; for curtains, lamp shades, table centres, blouses,' etc.; you can wash the finished article without damage; price 8/6.— T. G. Lid- ' dington. Hawera. ' . ■_ T~)O not forget that we carry a good range of Coverings and execute all classes of Upholstering; prices the best jjing.—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. JgNGINE Driver, first stationary, "five years' dairy experience, refrigera tion, all repairs, slabs, coal, desires position. Write "E.," Star Office. JgVAR-WEAR is tfte leather used in our boot repairs, and our repairer ■■; is an expert at his work; we do our repairs neat and; good. Bring your re- I pairs to the New Zealand Clothing Fac- ' tory, Hawera. jpOR Sale—Two cows, one in milk (4 gallons), one 10 days off —last sea- ! son (5 gallons); must be sold to make I room for pedigree stock. Apply' T. ! McKain, Denbigh Road. JPOR Sale—Boxthorn plants, delivered at Commercial Stables, Hawera, 17/- per 1000; at Patea station, 18/-' per 1000; at Meremere 15/- per 1000. J. Hueston, Commercial Stables, will receive orders. Apply P. Murply. Meremere. J\OR Present Wear—Balbriggan unwear, in shirts, trousers and trunk | drawers, all sizes, price" 4/6 per gar- i ment; a fine range of men's velour hats in greys, browns and fawns, at ■12/6, usual price 25/-, at Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. TpOR Sale—At Ohawe Beach, 3-room-ed cottage, verandah and motor shed; good section. Write "Ohawe," Star Office. jpOR Sale —1-ton Ford truck in perfect running order; owner would consider second-hand car in exchange. Address Star Office, . * alt XpOR Weak and affected condition of lungs and body our Egg Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is a Teal stimulant; 3/6 per bottle at Strange's, High St. "J^ARMERS! When you require working boots aek for the "G" brand; made in our own factory and sold at prices which defy competition; there's value in every pair.—Hannah and Co., Ltd. ' rvRASS Seeds; Grass Seeds and Manures. All our seeds are new and thoroughly cleaned; we know the success of the dairying industry depends upon tie quality of the seeds supplied to our people. We stock the best only —one quality—one price. You can rely upon your interests being thoroughly safeguarded, both in quality and honest mixing, if you buy your seeds and manures from Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. XT AIR Dyeing, Tinting and Staining done by experts; only best English dyes used.—Regent Toilet Parlours, Wallace's Buildings. J£URREL.Ii BROS., tsvacTibuilaers, wish to announce that their new ELTHAM branch factory is now complete and under the management of Mr A. Hurrell, who will be pleased to quote for every class of vehicle. Paint shop is supervised by a first-class painter of long experience. Cars renovated, painted and upholstered. Rubber tyres fitted to gigs at short notice. Car bodies, motor springs, forgings, hoods, curtains and cushions, etc. M^cers of the famous Dominion gig.—Hurrell Bros., Hawera and Eltham. TTARDWEAR Trousers for working men, 9/11; double-fronted overalls, 11/6; men's overalls, 6/11; boys' overalls, factory overalls, aprons, all to be had at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TT'S no idle boast, but it's a fact that we carry the largest stock of suitings and costume cloths in Taranaki, and our new season's goods will please the most fastidious.—Goldstone and Patterson, Ladies' and Gents' Highclass Tailors, Havjra.