/\ WARM Winter is assured with a. "Unique" hot water bottle; made j by North British Eubber Co.; won't | crack, leak, or burst. All chemists and dealers. ~A RTrFICIAL. Tcetn on gold, silver, XV vulcanite bought sound or broken. TJp to £10 set sent by return mail. Old jewellery bought. Post J. Dunstone, Box 51, Wellesley St. P. 0., Auckland. Est. 31 years. keep a tin of Red Mill or Old Mill Cocoa in your larder. There is no time of the day In which it cannot be called into commission to provide a rich, refreshing beverage for somebody in the household. We have -again been fortunate in landing a large consignmnt of the above cocoa at a price which shocks the keenest buyer; quality and purity guaranteed. Her? is the price: |lb tin 6d, £lb tin lOd, lib tin 1/6, 51bs 6/8, lOlbs 12/6. Lay in a stock for the winter months and save money. —O'Reilly and Walker, High Class Grocers, High St., Hawera; 'phone 596. T?ALLROOM Powder, "Cretol"; a real dance floor para wax dressing; does not rise, and has no equal; 2/6 per tin at Strange's, the Chemist, High Street. • JJANISHES chilblains. No Itch ] Wafers, 2/6; used in conjunction with No Itch Application, 1/-. Pro- j curable only at Dingle's Pharmacy. T>OiS' School Boots, 7 x 10 11/6, ■" 11 x 1 13/6, 2x3 16/6, 4x 5 17/6; boys' school boots, Durox soles, toe and heel plates, standard screwed, 7 x 10 12/6, 11 x 1 14/6, 2x3 17/6, 4x5 18/6. These are A] value and defy competition.—Hannah and Co. T>OOT Repairs. ! Boot Eepairs ! Bring us your leaky boots to repair; we will make them like new; soled and heeled by experts at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. |->E prepared for toe wet weather whi one of our reliable raincoats; al) orices at Adamson and Kobb'a. TgLANKET Week ! Buy New Zealand blankets at H. 8., Hawera; white blankets, 29/6, 39/6; extra large blankets, grey blankets, bush rugs, camp rugs at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. T3OOK your order for fruit trees now MJ and select the varieties you fanny from our display of fruit, now on view. Staub and Co., Seedsmen and Nurserymen, 16 Regent Street, Hawera, f^HILBLAIN Cream allays irritation and swelling caused through improper circulation; a soothing and analgesic cream. Price 2/- tube at Tait's Pharmacy. QEETOL Dance Floor Powder is made from first grade material only and produces the only kind of surface that dancers value, and lends to ease and grace; 2/6 per tin.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. TTVAB-WEAR is the leather used in ' our boot repairs; real English lea- ■ ther soles, also rubber soles and heels fitted by our expert repairer at the NeAv Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TpGG Emulsion for weak and failing , condition; a real body builder; invaluable for chest affections, and pleasant to tal:e; 3/6 at Strange's. T^GG Emulsion, a real stimulant building compound of hyphosphates, fresh eggs, C3d liver oil and creosote; 3/6 per bottle at Strange 's, tlie j Chemist. piSH! Fioht Fitshl Just to hand a I large and varied assortment of the j finest brands of tinned fish on the ' market at prices equal to all-comers j Salmon from 7d tin or 5/1 ldoz.; lib , tins (tall) from 1/-, or 11/- doz.: \ fancy Red Sockeye salmond front 1/6 tin; sardines in pure olive oil, 3 for lid; sardines, Gd or 5/6 doz.; sardines, 9d or 8/- doz.; finest quality sardines, lOd tin; herrings in sauce from 6d tin; kippered herrings, large tin, 1/2; fresh herrings, large tin, 1/-; salt and kippered herrings in doz. tins, 3/11; whitebait, oysters, pilchards, etc. If you are buying fish see us first.— O'Reilly and Walker, Higli-elasb Grocers, High St.; 'phone 596. QJRLS' and Maids' chrome open front school boots, 7 x 10 12/6, 11 x 1 14/6, 2 x 3 16/6, 4x5 17/6; maids' school boots, 2x6 17/6. They are our own make and absolutely built for real good wear.—Hannah and Co. Q.ET rid of Catarrh. Nasal Catarrh Cream gives wonderful relief. Try a tube; 2/6 tube at Tait's Pharmacy, High St. " Q.ENTS:— >Ye have Juat opened the biggest range of high-grade English worsteds we have ever shown. Select one for your new suit now.—Goldstone and Patterson, Tailors and Outfitters, Hawera. JJjg~"SUIT Week! This week is * suit week at all H.B. branches in the Dominion; men's ready to wear suits, made well, cut well, and wear well, from 75/- at the New Zealand Clothing Factory Suit Week. JUST Landed—A large consignment of boys' strong pocket watches, complete, 14/-; girls' wristlet; etches 30/- each; girls.' 15/- watches to arrive; all guaranteed; place your order with us before stocks are exhausted; postage 6d extra—At E. Morris', thft Leading J&weller of Hawera t JJ VERBRUGGiraNCWoicVTvas~a , "La Gloria, 51 the best toned Gramophone in the world. £1 down and 5/- weekly at Liddington's, High St., Hawera. ijJOTHEES ! Don't let Those hair t parasites distress you; our "Nursery Hair Lotion" is guaranteed to destroy them and i's a tonic to the hair2/6.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. ||£EN'S Overcoats in the newest shapes are showing in a great variety at Goldstone and Patterson's at prices that can't be beaten. JJ.OVELTY Mascots and Pin Cushion's from the British Empire Exhibition. Price 2/6 to 11/6 at LiddhiL'tou's, High St., Hawera. JpLANT locally grown flowering shrubs, roses, hedge plants, also fruit trees from Shatter's Registered Nursery, Caledonia St.,' Hawera. pECTOBAIiTsafe, reiia"bT<Tand effeTtive cough medicine for young and old. By test is the best. The children like it! 1/6 and 3/- bottle, good value, at Tait's Pharmacy, High St. JgTOP that eougfc by taking Dingle's Pectoral Elixir. A safe, pleasant and effectual remedy. Price 1/6 and 2/6 at Dingle's Pharmacy. gTRANGE'S Cocoanut Oil Shampoo" right from the eocoanut, a natural * product, nutritive, cleansing and refreshing; produces the hair you love to touch; 3/- per bottle at Strange ss, the Chemist. We have justTopened the finest range of new designs iv high-grade English worsteds eveT shown in Taranaki.—Goldstone and Patterson, Tailors and Outfitters, Ha—era. "RANTED— 999 men to attend our suit week at H. 8., "where you get a man's or boy's suit ready to wear right away; good fits and good wear at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 21 May 1923, Page 4
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