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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 August 1924, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. yyANTED Known—Vacancies for 3 passengers in ear leaving for New Plymouth Paces to-morrow (Saturday). Ping McLeod, No. 605. ANTED Known The famous Tj Squire pianos from £9O upwards; only at Laidlaw’s, High St., Hawera. yyA.NTED Known—Terms for Singer sewing machines: Deposit £1 and thereafter monthly payments to suit purchasers. Messrs McCormick and Taylor, Complete House Furnishers, next Post Office, Hawera, have in stock spare parts, needles and oil. Orders for machines may be left with them, and will be attended to by K. M. Phin, the .company’s representative, Hawera. RANTED Known—For value and satisfaction shop at Bullock’s. Erasmic English toilet soap (boxes of 3 cakes), 3/11, 1/11, 1/11, 1/11, 1/11; Burford’s Castile (large-cakes), 3 for 1/-,. 3 for 1/-, 3 for 1/-; Shamrock Barilla, 3 bars, for 2/-, 3 bars for 2/-; borax soap, 9d, 9d, 9d, 9d, 9d, 9d per bar; first aid carbolic soap, 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d,_6d, Gd per bar; Fairy Wonder, 1/5, 1/5, 1/5, 1/5, 1/5, 1/5 per pkt; St. Mungo, 1/8, 1/8, 1/8, 1/8 1/8, 1/8 per pkt; vegetable and flower'seeds in 3d and Gd plcts; bulk seed peas and beans, seed potatoes, garden manure, garden ' tools, chicken raiser, grit, poultry mash, blood meal, wheat, pollprd, bran, maize, barley, oats, rice meril, barley, pollard, etc., all to be bought at Bullock’s Big Store, Princes St. (opposite Soldiers’ Club); ’phone 96. SITUATIONS VACANT. ANTED —A young girl to assist generally. Apply Airs B. F. Corrigan, South Road. yyA.NTED —Kind person to take care of little baby girl for few months, 7 months old, in perfect health. Apply “Well Paid,” Star Office. yyANTED —Good bread baker; permanent job and good wages to right man. Apply “Genuine;*” Star Office. ANTED —A boy to assist with milking; machines used Apply S. Anstis, Waihi Road. 1 , domestic help, ’ small family; Write “Cleanli- , ness,” Star Office. ! Experienced single ploughman, able assist with sheep , work; good wages and permanent job. p Apply G. V. Pearce, Kakaramea. SITUATIONS WANTED; .WANTED — By refined young lady, position as lady-help. Write “Lady-help,” Star Office. \yANTED —Ploughing or team work of any description; prices reasonable.—J. Smith, c/o G. W. Gane, Normanby; ’phone 2,86 W„ WANTED TO BUY. yyANTED to Purchase—One secont hand tyre shrinker. Apply I Kruse, Blacksmith, Auroa. yyANTED to Buy for cash, secoiu hand mower in good order. Writ “Mower,” Star Office. ANTED to Buy—Two good brood hens. Apply 73 Victoria St. FOR SALE OR TO LET. ANTED to Sell, cheap, two 35oil casks; just the thing for w casks. Apply 73 Victoria Street. JJ’OR *,Sale—-4-roomed bungalow South Road (near Hunter Str< Apply by letter, A. Olsson, Woodvil JpOR Sale—s-seater Ford in first-< order; price £75. Apply Gockerton, Te Roti. FOB Sale—Good house cows, < and with plenty of butter-fat; 2 light spring carters. —Bruff, Vet ary Surgeon, ’phone 713, Hawera. JfOR Sale—Overland 5-seater car, .trial, not done 5000 miles, heavy for my work; £BO or reasoi offer. Bruff, Veterinary Sure ’phone 713, Hawera. J?OR Sale—Cortland waggon double harness; £2O.—W. T. { Matapu. J?OR Sale—Witton and Witton pi; cash £96; terms, deposit £6, m( ly instalment only £2 8s 9d. Onl Dixon’s, Hawera. Sale—Second-hand organ; posit 20/- and 2s 6d per y\ Who would be without music!—D and Co., Hawera. J’OR Sale—Sewing machines: E gon (English) £l2, Dixon macl £l4 14s, Vickers £l2. Why pay m All guaranteed at. Dixon’s, Hawen Sale—Second-hand piano lard and Collard), also good (Sames); cheap.—T. G. Liddi: High St., Hawera. 'J’O LET—Two unfurnished 1 fireplace and gas stove; p: entrance. Apply 1G Milmoe Stre LOST. J^OST —On 21st inst., between Fa <?rs’ Co-op. Yards, Hawera, and Roti, one springing heifer. Fin please ring 184 S, Eltham. J^OST —Between Manaia and Kapi a lady’s handbag; name of owner inside bag on pair, of gloves; ward will be given to finder. Ap Cosgrove and Co. MISCELLANEOUS. , WARE’S Mart, Eltham, to -morrow (Saturday), 30 weaner and • store pigs. | Jy T the Melbourne Ltd. —Men’s tweed ! topcoats from 47/6; men’s odd 1 vests from 7/11. ]yr the Melbourne Ltd.—Men’s all- ’ wool socks from 1/3 pair; men’s all-wool flannels from 7/6. A T the Melbourne Ltd.—Petone allwool blanket rugs from .19/6; Kaiapoi i all-wool rugs, 29/6. the Melbourne Ltd. —D. and A. corsets from 6/11 pair; B. and C. corsets from 6/11 pair. the Melbourne Ltd.—3 B-inch strong white calico, 1/3 yard; 30inch floral cretonnes, 1/6 yard. WOMAN’S 15/9 Shoe I They" are the best there is for the price, and good enough for anybody. Drop in and see them.—R. Hannah and Co., Ltd.

Showroom Special—LADlES’ ALLWOOL _ KNITTED JUMPERS— Usual Price 11/C Throw-out Price 6/11 each