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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 9 October 1924, Page 4

READ THIS ! To-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., and Saturday at 11 a.m., the public of Hnwera and district will have the opportunity of securing by auction some very high-grade lots, such as crepe de chine, jumpers and underwear, 4-piece set in vieux rose (really a beautiful thing), prism binoculars, high grade e.p. ware, children’s boots and shoes, men’s shirts; 2000 lots all told—at premises adjoining Central Hotel, Union Street.—Advt. A fresh list of bargains at the Melbourne’s Gigantic Sale is announced in our advertising columns. The list comprises ladies’ cellular singlets, sport corsets, pillow cases, roller towelling, Fuji silk cami-kniekers, blue denims, trunk drawers, tennis trousers, neglige shirts and men’s white cotton singlets. The prices are ridiculously low and should meet with a quick sale.—Advt. “THE QUEEN’S DOLL’S HOUSE.” The gramophone referred to in Friday night’s issue is a “His Master’s Voice.” This particular model cannot, of course, be seen in Hawera, but there are no less than 15 different models to be seen at M. Kineton Parkes and Co.’s Gramophone Parlours. All those interested are cordially invited to inspect. There are also about twenty of other makes. —Advt. FLAVOUR WITH “CATHEDRAL.” In culinary essences you need correct flavour and full strength. Cathedral Brand Essences are highly concentrated, pure and economical. Fourteen fruity varieties, including essence of lemon, vanilla, peppermint, ginger, black currant. Also carmine and cochineal colourings. Just a drop makes the difference; all stores. —2 THAT BRAIN WAVE OF YOURS. Follow it up before yoii forget it. It might lead to great' results. Call and talk it over with us. We will tell you whether it is practicable, and how to develop it.—Henry Hughes Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston St., Wellington, r 2