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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 3 July 1925, Page 1

MEETINGS. W. E. A. HA WEE A CLASS. T ECTUE.E TO-NIGHT at S o ’clock, in Old Technical School.. Subject: “Intelligence and Its Measurement.’’ Visitors Invited. FOOTBALL NOTICES. OKAIAWA FOOTBALL CLUB. AWIXG to the death of O. J. Boberts, ■ Okaiawa, all Okaiawa Club fixtures are lierebv CANCELLED. L. lIOULAHAN, Secretarv.

'pAKANAKI j>UGBY |JXION. SATURDAY, JULY 4. At IT aw era, 2. SO p.m.: INGLEWOOD V. HAWERA, • At Pa tea, 2.45 p.m.: TUKAPA v. PATEA. Admission: Gents, 1/- - Ladies, 6d; Stand, Gd; children over 14, 6d.. S. NEILSON, Secretary. TENDERS. TO STOREKEEPERS, EARMERS AND OTHERS. are called for the purchase in lots to suit purchasers of the following stock in an assigned estate—• Veterinary Supplies, Polishes, Paints and Oils, Disinfectants, Confectionery, etc. Also—--1 3-seater Buiek oar, 1 writing desk. Apply — IT. B. GIBSON, Solicitor, Jlawera. * Trustee for Creditors. APPLICATIONS. -APPLICATIONS FOR SECRETARY. TAMAKT CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO.. LTD. ' APPLICATIONS are called for the position of Resident Secretary of the Tamaki Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., at Te Rehunga (Dannevirke). - Output approximately (equivalent) 1000 tons cheese. Salary £3OO p.a. and usual factory perquisites. Applications close with Chairman on TUESDAY, 7th JULY, 1925, and marked applications for Secretary. A. H. HANSEN, Chairman, Te Rehunga. BUSINESS NOTICES. T£EITH ’S radio SEE OUR STALL AT THE SHOW. Best Goods only stocked. Cheapest in. the Dominion. TORCHES and BATTERIES. See our FREE LICENSE Offer! KEITH’S RADIO STORE, 154 HIGH STREET, HAWERA. LICENSED DEALER, HAWERA.

/i BOLD Assertion: We confidently believe that we sell more cough eure than any store in town. Why! Because we are the manufacturers of Monk’s Balsam, the unique remedy that everybody speaks so well of for colds. Two sizes 2/- and 3/6.—Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High St., Hawera. T} ARGAINS! Bargains! Strong Woollen Hose 1/11 pair, grey and heather only 1 Black Cashmere Hose 2/11, 3/11, 4/11; Fawn Ribbed Hose, wonderful bargain at- 3/11; Plain Cashmere, in all the newest sades, 4/11; Silk and Wool Hose, new colours, 5/11; Bond’s Silk Hose, in all the latest shades; children’s School Hose, heavy rib. sizes. 4. o and G, at 3/11; maids’ Black Cashmere Gymnasium Hose, in all »dzes; odd tsizes in Black and Tan Sox, 1/- pair; large stock of Black 3 Hose, in all sizes. Underclothing bargains: Woven Bodices, 1/11; Natural Woven Vests, 2/11 ; Navy Blue Fleecy-lined Bloomers, 2/11, reduced from 5/11; Flannelette Nights, 5/11 ; , Children’s Wortl and Cotton Vest's, l/o* Rvery Garment a bargain.—Miss Stewart, corner High and Victoria Streets BOON TO SPORTSMEN. T>I'RDS, Fish and Apimals Skins tannpd. J. JACOBS, mounted. Taxidermist, PALMERSTON NORTH "DAROAIN'S! Bargains! Bargains in ” Remnants of Prints, -Crepes, Shirtings, Flannelettes, Dress Tweeds, Velvets," Laces, Ribbons. Cretonnes. Wo are clearing out all lengths of thoso goods at ridiculously low bargain prices, and a visit to our store would undoubtedly pay all looking for remnants of every description. Prints, 6yds for 2/11, Gvds for 3/11; Cretonnes, 6yds for 3/11; Poplins, 3yds for 3/11; Tweeds, 3yds for 3/11. —Miss Stewart, High Street corner. : p F. HAMMONDS. Jeweller, MA- * NAIA, sells lucky 18ct Wedding Rings in all sizes. A fresh stock of Chiming, Wall, Mantel and Bedroom -h Clocks in the newest designs. A new parcel of Wristlet Watches imported - direct from Switzerland, 15 jewelled levers; very reliable; excellent value. ITow is your Have you bad it two years; if not, it is spoiling. We rejuvenate them.