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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 November 1924, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. pHILIPSON’S MAMMALINE i 3 becoming a household word in the dairy world; it’s the greatest thing ■eyer known for Cow Pox, Sore Teats, Inflamed'Udders,' etc. ! Messrs. Sandford and Hickey, of Manaia, write expressing their satisfaction that what we claim for it is true—it’s absolutely out on its own for Cow Pok, Sore Teats. In tins: 3/6 4oz. tin; 10/6 16oz. tin, post free. The Greatest Discovery in the Southern Isles is PHILIPSON’S EXZAMALINE, a reliever of Piles; also good for Chapped Hands, Old Sores, Chilblains, etc. In tins, 2/6 post free. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. Write enclosing stamps or money order. PHILEPSON ' S MEDICAL & VETERINARY SUPPLIES CO., BOX 154, WANGANUI. NOTICE TO MOTORISTS. J BEG to notify the general public of Hawera and district that I have secured premises lately occupied by 'Messrs. Booth, McDonald, UNION ST. (nearly opposite John Kirk’s), and have fitted _ out an UP-TO-DATE MOTOR GARAGE. I intend specialising in REPAIR WORK and have, secured the services of Mr C. BLAKE, who will have full charge of my workshop. Give Me a Trial. Work Guaranteed. PRICES RIGHT. ' W. 0. P ETTY > Late of J. Blake & Son. v ’Phone 689. Agents for Booth, McDonald Ltd. Farm Implements and Machinery. DAWSON FALLS, MT. EGMONT. —— MOTOR SERVICE. MONDAY, October /"v 20th, S.O.S. Car will4,eaye Criterion Garage, Hawera, at 11.15;'arrive Dawsoin Falls, 12.30. Leave Dawson Falls 2.30/ arrive Hawera 3.45. (Leave for Wanganui at 4 p.m.). /For particulars and Reserved Seats ’phone 168, Lysons, Foord and Keilar. SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS. Leave Garage 8.30 a.m. Return Sunday afternoon. Special fares arranged according to. number of passengers. S.O.S. MOTOR SERVICES. gTORE, ' SITUATE 93 REGENT STREET. Without the support of our many friends and patrons we would assuredly have been a dead letter rma

pleasure in placing on record our effort to fill a much needed requiremeiit, namely, the opening of a store on our section at Ohawe, which will be known as the OHAWE BEACH STORE. where every effort will be made during the continuity of the holiday season to maintain our past reputation and sell our goods at ruling town: prices, which, we mak£ bold to state, compare favourably with all competitors. We have great pleasure in the knowledge that, we have a most wonderfully genuine and glorious town and country patronage, and on our part being assured that they will always be treated with courtesy and civility in the future as meted out in the past. We again request their future unstinted support.-—Faithfully yours, C. HacRAE, VENTURE STORE. NOTE.—Bread supplied at Okawe Beach Store. Orders taken at both stores for the butcher. Y°u eat your cold joints right up with the help of Hayward’s “Military” Pickles. All grocers. Demand “Military,” MANAIA. JUST Opened—A good assortment of Ladies’ Handbags, Necklets, Butterfly Wing Brooches, Silver Vases,Silver Photo Frames, Tea Sets, Flower Bowls, Strong Soldier-made Baskets, Gold and Silver and Coloured Crinkled Paper, Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Dressing Sets, Hair Brushes and Combs, Cake Dishes, Sweets Dishes, etc. New Books and Magazines always arriving. Transfers for Needlework, School Requisites. A splendid assortment of Fresh Confectionery to hand. Gramaphone Records.

QASSIDY’S FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MANAIA. “JJIS Master’s Voice”—the symbol of supremacy; 35 gramophones and 1500 records from which to choose. This is the range to be seen and heard at M. Kineton Parkes and Co. ’s Gramophone Parlours, 125 High Street, Hawera. ' G. -W. T AYLOR > MAKE NO MISTAKE. The ONLY Address of WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Is Opposite Masonic Hall, UNION STREET. HAWERA. s.o.s. DAILY MOTOR SERVICES. LEAVE Criterion Garage, HAWERA—--8 a.m. for Wanganui, Feilding and Ashhurst (Napier Mail Service). 1 p.m. for Wanganui, Marton, and Palmerston North (Main Trunk Service). 4 p.m. for Wanganui only.

For full time-table see special advertisement in motor service columns of this paper. 12/11 LADIES’ Shoes reduced; ' good English shoes; some were 47/6; great reductions in ladies’ shoes at the New-Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera.