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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 22 October 1924, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. yyANTED Known—Euelire, Oddfellows’ Hall to-night (Wednesday); Ist and 2nd prizes.—Mrs Foster. ""yyANTED Known Air Fanner ! Make it your business to participate in the big values offered at the shop that brought down prices: Hickory axe handles, 1/3, 1/3, 1/3; leg rope, 1/-, 1/-, 1/-; petroleum jelly, large, No. 4 tin 2/11, when purchased four at a time; 1A sugar, 21/3 bag; Three Castle tobacco, 2/6 pkt; genuine ZigZag papers, 9 for 1/-, doubles, 5 for 1/-, or 11 for 2/-; tins of assorted biscuits, 4/3. We have no leading lines; every line we sell leads; highest price given for £resh eggs, any quantitj r .— The Cut Kate, 13 Union St., next the Mart. yyANTED Known —Gear ox tongues, 3/5, 3/5, 3/5 per tin; raisins, full size pkts, 5/9 doz., 6 for 2/11, or 3 for 1/6; seedless raisins, 31b for 1/6, 1/6, 1/6; Sunmaid raisins, fresh, fresh, fresh, 3 pkts for 1/11, 1/11, 1/11. Get your every requirement for Xmas cakes, etc., at the Cut Kate, and you are assured of quality and price, and, what is more, freshness. Our ever increasing trade means no old stock. Note the only address: 13 Union St., next the Mart. WANTED Known —Fowler’s char-a-banc will leave Lysons, Foord and Keilar’s Garage, Sunday, October 26, for New Plymouth at 8.30 a.m., returning from New Plymouth 4.30 p.m. Book seats ’phone 462 or 168. AN TED Known —Boots, Boots, Boots. A special clearance of boots. Our entire stock must go at cost price and under. You can secure a first-class boot from 19/6 at the Busy Mercer’s—Shaw, High Street. yyANTED Known—Just landed, English white dinner ware, pudding basins, pie dishes, jugs, , etc.; also 1 white and gold cups and saucers and odd cups; these goods are direct from the best English manufacturers, and the prices are exceptionally low. An early inspection of our crockery department will at once convince you that we are offering wonderful value in all these lines. See pur windows.—Gilbert’s, Grocers, Etc., High St., Hawera; Box 72, ’Phone 26. yyANTED Known —-New goods are now being opened, at Harrops Ltd., Hawera. yy ANTED Known—New goods are ■ now being opened at Harrops Ltd., Hawera. WANTED TO BUY. yyANTED —Second-hand range. Reply, stating price, to Box 205, Hawera. SITUATIONS VACANT. SALESMAN. *JHE services are required of a LIVE SALESMAN to represent merchants in Tar'anaki handling Grain, Seed and Produce. Previous experience essential. Replies, with copies of testimonials, giving full particulars of experience, etc., should be addressed to—“ABILITY,” Star Office. KAUPOKONUI CO-OP. DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. ANTED MEN FOR CHEESE- • - MAKING. Apply— THE MANAGER. yyANTED—A strong girl or lad for J machine milking. Address A. 8., Star Office. ’ yyANTED—Man for farm work; no milking; £3 weekly and found. Apply Mrs Bridge, Labour Bureau. yyANTED —Strong youth for delivery; good opening for right lad to learn trade.—Foy’s Meat Market, Union St. yyANTED —Good farm hand; firstclass wages to good man; machines used; good home. Apply Cosgrove and Co., Manaia. yyANTED —Smart girl as apprentice to sales. Apply Harrops Ltd. yyANTED —A good man for farm work and milking; machines used; good wages to a good man.—B. Muggeridge, Oeo Road, Oeo. yyANTED —Man to milk four or five cows and do odd jobs. Apply A. K. Fyson, Farmers’ Co-op., Hawera. yyANTED —Smart young man with business ability; references indispensable. Apply Hart’s, Hawera. ■Situations wanted. shearer wants shearing; ready to start immediately. Write “Shearer,” Star Office. BOARDERS WANTED. yACANCIES for boarders in private family; central.- Write “M.,” Star Office. FOR SALE OR TO LET. pOR Sale—Nice building section, Grey Street; good locality; owner must sell; no reasonable offer refused. Apply sharp “Section',” Star Office. JpOR Sale—Oak sideboard, oak dining I suite, carpets, 4-piece oak bedroom suite, duchess chest, etc. —Mrs H. F. i Holloway, Beach Road, Hawera. J'OR Sale—Holstein-Jersey heifer in full milk. Apply 42 Disraeli St. JpOR Sale—Student’s violin, case and bow, complete outfit for £3 3s; posted to any address. If not, satisfied money refunded.—Dixon’s Leading Music House, Hawera. JpOR Sale—Witton and Witton pianos, cash £96; terms, deposit £6, monthly instalment only £2 8s 9d. Only at Dixon’s, Hawera. FOR Sale —Second-hand organ; deposit 20/- and 2s 6d per week. Who would be without music?—Dixon and Co., Hawera. JpOR Sale —Sewing machines: Hexagon (English) £l2, Dixon machines £l4 14a, Vickers £l2. Why pay more? All guaranteed at Dixon’s, Hawera. , yyANTED to Let for 12 months, 2 acres for hay or grazing. Apply I D. Knight-, 30 Hunter St. '

SpeciaI—STENCILLED CURTAINING (36-ineh); great valve — C. G. Ward Ltd. Price 1/3 yard CURTAIN NETS in ■white and cream, plain and scalloped, edges; all good designs and splendid wearing—C. C. Ward Ltd. Prices 1/11, 2/G, 2/11 vard