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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 December 1924, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. Known—Euchre party find "dance,/Railway Social Hall, every Monday evening. ANTED Known—Easy terms given for the latest Singer sewing'machine; £1 down and thereafter monthly instalments to suit anyone. Messrs McCormick and Taylor,'next Post Of> fice, have machines on view, arid also stock needles, oil and parts. Any message left with them will receive prompt attention by,the company’s representative, K. M. Phin, Hawera. ’ 15 Known—Striped Linens •are the latest novelty for washing frocks; now showing in a good range of colourings; 36 inches wide; 2/11 yard; patterns forwarded on application.—Harrops Ltd., Hawera and Stratford. . Known—Striped Linens are the latest novelty for washing frocks; now showing in a good range of colourings;' 36 inches wide; 2/11; yard; patterns forwarded on application.—Harrops Ltd., Hawera and Stratford. RANTED Known—For a, useful present; call and inspect our large and varied stock of men’s: high-class’ mercery, arid clothing at Shaw’s, High St. RANTED .Known—Striped Linens -are the latest novelty for washing frocks; now showing in a good range of colourings; 36 inches wide; 2/11 yard; patterns forwarded on application.—Harrops Ltd., Hawera and Stratford. ' RANTED Known —Silk hose in all the wanted shades; neckwear, silk jumpers, all new; goods at keen prices. —Kaupokonui Corop. Stores. YV/'ANTED Kpown—Big Cut in Tanks j Tanks! Tanks! 400-gal. £3 7s 6d; 800-gal. £5 15s 6d; tin steel ehuting, 800-gal. £5 15s 6d; tine steel ehuting, 1/- foot; copper ehuting, 2/- foot.— ; ’Phone 17, Ellis and Smith, i opp. A, and P. - Association, Nelson St. ANTED Known—For the' holidays: Men’s all-wool sport suits, latest shades and , perfect fitting, from 72/6 at the Busy Mercer’s—Shaw, High St. , RANTED Known—Our grocery department has all Christmas specialties, and useful presents can be selected in Doulton and Grimwade ware, tea sets, fancy cups and saucers,' fancy glassware. Call and inspect*—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. AN TED Known—We take this op- , portunity to" wish all our'friends and patrons a Merry; Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. We extend our. sincerest thanks to all for the support that has been so generously extended to us during this year,, and look forward to a renewal of your confidence in the year 1925. Our Xmas stocks are bigger and better than ever. 'Muscatels, Jordan almonds, new son ’s .figs, all sizes chocolate boxes, crystallised fruits, nuts/ Xmas crackers and stockings in great variety. Parents, bring your children for a free dip.— Gilbert’s Quality Service, Grocers and Food Specialists, High St., Hawera; ’phone 26. Agents for Peek, Freak’s biscuits.

Known —rPur hardware department has enamelware, saucepans, -stewpans, kettles, teapots, also beautiful goods in aluminium ware, stainless i cutlery. Useful and lasting Christmas presents can be selected from this department.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. Known—When you deal • at Bullock’s* Store, you deal at the best; and straightest. All Christmas goods, now in stock. Spanish muscatels, 1/9, 1/9, 1/9 pkt; Californian muscatels, 1/2, 1/2, pkt; Almonds (Jordan), 3/-, 3/-, 3/- 3/- lb: Peanuts,, Bd, 8d lb, 31bs for 1/10, 1/10: Brazil nuts, 1/-, 1/- lb, 31b for 2/9: Barcelona nuts, 1/-, 1/- lb, 31b for 2/9: Almond nuts, 1/-, !/- lb, 31b for 2/9: Walnuts (N.Z.), 1/2, 1/2, 31b for 3/3; mixed nuts, 1/-, 1/- lb; 31b for 2/9: cherries (cry.), 2/10,- 2/10, 2/10 lb: currants (Mildura), 31b. for 1/11, l/l lcurrants (b.fest grade), 31b for 1/8, 1/8figs (the best), Bd, 1/-, 1/5, 2/11 and o/b box. These prices remain firm throughout the Xmas' season. Shop at Bullock’s Big. Store and get the best at the lowest.. Princes St. (opposite Soldiers’ Club)’Phone 96, Boi 8. PERSONAL. WILL Nellie Spillane communicate at once with her uncle, John Spillane, Cambridge House, Vincent Street, Auckland. Money waiting for you. ; FOR SALB OB TO LET. \V A^rri5D Let—Office suite, 2 rooms, with very large Milner safe, centrally situated, ground floor, concrete building, separate entrance. For .terms apply <f A,” c /o Box 37, .Hawera. ’ J'OR 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. TT'OR Sale—Witt on and Witton pianos, cash £96; terms, deposit £6, month-ly-instalment only £2 8s 9d. Only at Dixon’s, Hawera. Sale—Sewing machines: Hexagon (English) £l2, Dixon machines £l4 14s, Vickers £l2. Why pay more? All guaranteed at Dixon’s, Hawera. ■ LOST. J^OST— From 19~ Disraeli St., black and white pup, about four months old, lame. Reward at above address. J^OST— On Xmas IjjJve, between Disraeli Street and Ohawe Beach, leather bag containing fruit, etc. Finder please return to Star Office or 256 High St. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —A good man for machine milking. Apply to Espiner Bros., Winks ’ Road, Inaha. ’y^/ANTED- —Capable man for dairy farm; also weeders for 3 acres of mangolds.—W. T. Seed, Matapu. "'^p’ANTED—Man for farm work; machines used; wages £2 15s and found; constant job. Apply H. Davison, Awatuna. —A good man, or strong youth, for machine milking and farm work; married man not objected to; start immediately. —H. Hodge, Alton,

BEAD BAGS; a useful and dainty gift—Prom 12/6 to 25/JAPANESE SUNSHADES for Beach and street use—From 1/11 to 8/6 each NAPERY SECTION—Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, Cushion Covers, Duchess Sets, Pillow Shams, Runners, Napkins. Cosy Covers, etc.—From 1/11 to 15/6