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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 3 January 1925, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. ANTED Known —Euchre party and dance, Biailway Social Hall, every Monday evening. WANTED to Purchase—Old culled cows, boners, bid horses suitable for boiling down.—J. Slead, Inalia, WANTED Known—Dig Cut in Tanks! Tanks! Tanks! 400-gal. £3 7s 6d; 800-gal. £5 15s 6d; tin steel chuting, 800-gal. £5 15s 6d; tine steel chuting, 1/- foot; copper chuting, 2/- foot. — ’Phone 17, Ellis and Smith, Plumbers, opp. A. and P. Association, Nelson St. WANTED Known Special offer! Special Offer! Our famous Waiata hams to clear, 1/1 per lb, i/1 per lb; only a few left. Remember the Waiata label protects your table; only the priniest quality are sold under this well-known brand. We recommend you to try one of these fine flavoured hams for the New Year season; for picnics and motor parties they are ideal. —Gilbert’s Quality Service, High St., Hawera, ’phone 26; sole distributors of the Waiata brand provisions—butter, cheese, hams and bacon. WANTED Known—Tea, Tea, Tea. Tn view of the phenomenal and unprecedented rise in tea value, and realising that same would, lead to poor quality goods, we hastily completed arrangements to have our own tea packed in Ceylon under supervision, thus assuring our tea customers of the very best. This tea, “Cut-Rate .Supreme,” is packed in lead-lined boxes in Ceylon and is never opened until opened by the consumer. See the photo of tea being packed in Ceylon on view in CutRate windows. Rally round the one and only Cut-Rate, 13 Union Street, where the crowds gather. Y\/ANTED Known—Silk hose in all the wanted shades; neckwear, silk jumpers, all new goods at keen prices. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores X/ANTED Known —For a limited period only the entire stock of illinery, frocks and costumes will be Tered at special bargain prices.—Har>ps Ltd., Hawera. "VX/ANTED Known—Ladies’ cotton ’* dresses in zephyrs, foulards, marocains and trieolines, 6/11, 17/6, 22/6. — Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. w*. [TH that cold joint, try Hayward’s “Military” Pickles. Adds relish to the meal. Sold by grocers and stores. Insist on “Military.” YX/ANTED Known —Our hardware de- ’’ partment has enamelware, saucepans, stewpans, kettles, teapots, also beautiful goods in aluminium ware, stainless cutlery. Useful and lasting Christmas presents can be selected from this department. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores.

FOK SALE OK TO LET, WANTED TO LET. pHURCH OF ENGLAND VICARAGE (Collins Street), with or without paddock adjoining. Apply to the Wardens or — • GEO. A. BURGESS, South Road. TpOR Sale- —7-9 spring frame Indian and sidecar, with all accessories; new tyres, chain, etc. Recently overhauled and in first-class condition. Cheap for cash or terms. Would consider light-weight motor-cycle as part payment. Write “Motor.” jpOE Sale—Purebred Black Curly Retriever Pups. . Apply Captain Tinnev, Egmont Street, Patea. 'p'Oß. Sale —Sewing machines by Vickers’ Ltd.: “ Rotoscillo,” famous desk pattern.. Note: Every sewing machine sold by Dixon’s kept in repair free of charge for five years and, guaranteed for ten years. QEWING Machines direct from Vickers’ Ltd (British); hand machine, £G 16s cash; also hand and treadle combined for £l2 12s cash at Dixon’s. BOARD WANTED. p ENTLEMAN desires board and residence in small private home; no objection to outskirts of town. Particulars to “Q.E.D.,” Star Office. WANTED TO KENT. WANTED to Rent —House of four or five rooms from about February or earlier; married couple; careful tenant. Apply “Careful,” Star Office.

FARM WORK. ■^WANTED —Six men or strong 'willing boys to assist hay-making.—J. J. Patterson, Manaia. TT/ANTED —Someone to weed and tliin out about 4 acres of carrots and mangels.—Sid Washer, Inaha. T>ELIABLE man wants gorse grubbing by day wages. Write “Gorse,” Star Office. "VWANTED —Man for farm work; good ' wages and home to good man; permanent employment. TJDANTED —By an experienced family ' share-milking, 60 to 100 cows with machines for the season 1925-26; have a thorough knowledge- of dairying for the last 20 years; references if required. Reply to O. P. Maeartny, Rangaiwahia, stating terms and. conditions, also returns for last season. LOST. T OST —On .December 26, between Mangawhero and Glover Road, small Brown Canvas Bag containing ladies’ and children’s clothing. Finder please, advise or leave at Kapuni Store. Reward. T OST —One tin hat-box and one benzine case betwen Wanganui and Hawera. Please return Criterion Garage, Ilawera, ’phone LOS, or ’phone 3919, Wanganui. T OST —Pair gold-rimmed spectacles at Wailii Beach. Reward at Carter and Co. T OST —In Ilawera, on Wednesday, gold horseshoe brooch, letter “E” set with pearls; reward. Apply ,“Y,” Star Office. T OST—From 19 Disraeli St., Christmas morning, black and white pup (slut), about 4 months, lame fore leg--11 e ward.

BEAD BAGS; a useful and' daintygift—From 12/6 to 25/JAPANESE SUNSHADES for Beach and street use —From 1/11 to 8/6 NAPERY SECTION—Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, Cushio?jV,Covers, Duchess Sets, Pillow Shams, ''gunners, Napkins. Cosy Covers; etc.-—s’tom 1/11 to 15/6