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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 November 1924, Page 2

MATERNITY NURSING. QISTER WILSON, Private Maternity ■ Home, Hunter Street, notifies her friends that her telephone number has been changed from 289 W to 190. SITUATIONS VACANT, KAUPOKONUI CO-OP. DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. "YyANTED —Man with second-class engine driver’s certificate; also wliey butter-maker for main factory; duties to commence at once. Apply— THE MANAGER. ' * . • GARDENER. Egmont Racing Club invites | applications from practical men, j with knowledge jof landscape gardening and horticulture,' for tire ■ position of gardener. Particulars of dirties, salary and conditions on application to — SECRETARY, ' • Egmont Racing Club. Hawera. ■y^ANTED —A boy to milk four cows and help separate. Apply “254,” Star Office. "P^TANTED —Lady help; middle-aged preferred; good home. Address “567,” Star Office. OARPENTER wanted. Apply E. A. Pacey, Builder, Hawera. \\7ANTED at once, experienced waitress. Apply White Hart Hotel. YX7ANTED —-Young girl for mornings. —Mrs J. Gray, 32 Camberwell Road. ANTED Domestic help; wages 25/-, Apply Mrs R. Wilkie, Innha. "RANTED —-Girl to assist in house. Apply Mt. View Private Hotel, Eltham; ’phone 61. Ranted" at once, married couple for farm. Apply Mrs Bridge, Labour Bureau; ’phone 685. "^J^ANTED- —Man or strong youth for farm work; machines used. Apf ply R. S. Campbell, Pihama. ANTED-—Trouser or vest hands; £3 weekly or piece.—Rodger, Tailor, Hawera. "^7 ANTED—Strong youth or man for machine milking and general farm work; ,no ploughing.—R. Hunt, Pihama. , LOST, J^OST —In Hawrea on Thursday, white fur. Finder please leave. at Star Office. T.OST —On Glover Road or Union Street, stock whip; reward. Apply A. E. Alexander, Glover Road, or ’phone 187. J^QST —One bay mare with white forehead, half draught; £2 reward will be given to finder of same. Apply Aka Manu, Glenn Road, Kaupokonui. strayed or stolen from J, Bryant’s paddock, Hawera, a black' Rig pony mare, about 14 hands, white spot on forehead, and white spot on back, also white on hind foot. Anyone knowing whereabouts please notify J. Byrant, Hawera, or E, Gardiner, Hurleyville. J^OST —In Hawera on Wednesday, black bitch, sheep dog. Finder please ring 301 D.

MISCELLANEOUS. superseded. Absolutely superior to Aspirin. . “Speedex” Headache Cure is without a rival as a safe and speedy headache cure. Quickest cure extant. Does not affect the heart. Posted anywhere, 1/6 per bo^. — Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High St.. Hawera. A SAFE, pleasant and effectual remedy for . coughs, colds, etc.— Dingle’s Pectoral Elixir. “ A LL Black” Gramophone is wonderful value; price £4 17s 6d. The <c Alba” portable gramophone, carries six records in the lid; price £5 H2s Gd. Sole agent: T. G. Liddington, High St., Hawera. A SUIT to measure of pure wool tweed; good wear; good fit; £5 12s 6d, with extra trousers free, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, WHITE Canvas Tennis Shoe with crepe rubber soles; men’s sizes 8/11, women’s sizes 7/11. Don’t miss purchasing a pair of these; they are a bargain.—Hannah and Co. in stock —’Latest models Singer machines; easy terms.—K. M, Phin, agent, Hawera, c/o MeCormick and Taylor. Jl STRONG and comfortable fitting house shoe for 15/6, made of chrome leather, open lace fronts, leather heels; sizes 2-7. Only to be had at this price at Hannah and Co., Ltd. A COUGH Cure above the ordinary is Monk’s Balsam. Yqu don’t wonder if it will do you good; you can feel every dose getting to business. Try it. A wonderfully successful remedy. Bottles 2/- and 3/6.—Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High St., Hawera. < A SUCCESS!'OL treatment for chilblains: No Itch Wafers and application. Procurable only at Dingle’s Pharmacy. A FRIEND of all, tried and true — Strangei’s Little Liver Pills, 1/-; they make life bright; don’t let that grohehy feeling stay; get a free sample at Strange’s, the Chemist. JgATHING Season! We have new stocks of bathing caps just landed. Call early. Prices, reasonable at Tait’s Pharmacy, High St. gABY* Wear —Captivating little 'garments and all at prices that will save your pocket. Nightdresses, day gowns, barras, vests, coats in wool, voile, silk and crepe de chine, dresses in delaine, voile, silk ’ and crepe, de chine, petticoats in lawn and flannel, boottees, bibs, shoettes in brilliant, silk sox, flannel and flannelette squares, waterproof sheeting, nursery flannelettes, pilehers, brushes and combs, puffs and boxes, safety pins, baby soap and powder, and the daintiest of baby baskets in white, blue and pink, fully equipped.—Miss Stewart, Baby Line House, Hawera.

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