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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 18 September 1925, Page 2

WORK WANTED. YX/A'NTED —Washing, mornings, by * reliable woman. Apply Airs Toy, Nolnntown. SITUATIONS VACANT." \\T ANTED —Girl to assist, in house. Mrs Bates, South Bond. WANTED —Young girl .for general li nn Qnwnrlr IYFtq .fr housework. —Mrs John Houston, 27 Disraeli Street. FOR SALE. T/OR Sale —School pony mare and 2vear pony stallion.—H. Janies, Ararata. X7OR Sale—Black Orpington eggs, from the world’s best strain, Warick Queen, the holder of the world’s record, 347 eggs in one year. As I have only four pullets from Warick Queen’s sister, the number of settings is limited, so book early. Price £1 10s per setting. Others, 12/6 and 15/- per setting; carriage paid.— Don Robertson, Normanby. \X/ANTED to Sell—Lady’s bicycle, in good order. Write “Bicycle,” Star Office. YWANTED to Sell—Milk or wool waggon; newly overhauled and painted; price £45. Apply Duffy and Williams, Waverley. OOR Sale—l 11-coulter seed drill, 1 1 s.f. plough, and 1 d.f. plough. Address at Star Office. CpOR Sale—Second-hand organ, in first-class order; only £l2. —T. G. Liddington, High ,St. WANTED TO RENT. ANTED to Rent, Lease or Pur- ' chase —5 or 6-roomed house, all conveniences; good tenant; no children. Full particulars to “Permanent,” Star Office. WANTED TO BUT. "PALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; to £4 per set paid (pre-war preferred). Send Pear line Co., Auckland. FARM WORK. WANTED-Good hand milker; £2 ■ per week until Christmas. — Joseph Parker, Rowan Road, Kapuni. LOST. J^OST —Tuesday. afternoon, on Glover Road or station end of Union St., purse containing doctor’s prescriptions, stomps, money and a keepsake. Finder kindly communicate with Mrs Henson, Glover Road. Reward. T OST—From Palmer Road Saleyards, 7 white-faced hoggets. Anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 36, Hawera. MISCELLANEOUS. AT the Melbourne Ltd. —Men’s grey denims, 7/6 pair; hardwear trousers, S/ll pair; wirecord ’trousers, 15/6 pair. . AT the Melbourne Ltd. —Shirley Police braces, 3/11 pair; Shirley President braces, 3/11 and ,4/6 pair; Paris garters, 2/- and 2/6 pair. A T the Melbourne Ltd.—Men’s cotton singlets from 3/6 each; men’s striped neglige shirts from 6/6; gents’ white handkerchiefs from.6d each. AT the Melbourne Ltd.—Ladies’ Fuji silk Princess underskirts from 21/to 39/6; Fuji silk camisoles from 9/6 each. AT the Melbourne Ltd. —29-inch cream Fuji silk, 3/11 yard; >lO- - white Jap silk, 4/6 yard. AT the Melbourne Ltd. — La.ee squares from 2/6 to 4/6; lace TunneTS from 2/6 to 3/11 each; bedspreads, 10/< each.

i SHIVERY Subject I Warm aim up with a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Made by North British Rubber Co. None genuine without “Unique” on stopper. —lO ARE your children at school? Our safe remedy' for Pediculi (Nits) is certain, in action and beneficial to the scalp; 2/6 per bottle. —W. G. Strange, Chemist. r>EFORE and after “flu” take “Maltophos” and get your strength up; 3/- and 5/- large bottle* at Tait’s, the Chemist, High Street. pORNS—Soft or Hard! Strange's Corn Cure is a real remover; nonpoisonous, but certain in action. Don’t be a sufferer; get a pot to-day at Strange’s, the Chemist. ' TYRAPERS’ and Grocers’ Counter Books —Consult Hawera Star Jobbing Department for your next requirements. Prices right. ’ XX)R First-class Teas try . Islington • Tea Rooms, Saturday sto 7 p.m. U’OR warmth, comfort and smartness try our fancy pull-over sweaters, just to hand in exclusive jazz designs. Prices are bedrock at Adamson and Robb’s, the Best House for Men’s Wear. T?OR your prescriptions we dispense only pure drugs of highest quality with qualified skill. Por requirements after pharmacy hours telephone 626, 50 Wilson St.—W. G. Strange, the Chemist. TT T> WALKING Shoes—We have opened up a Tange of Bostoek black satin bar, Louis heel, walking shoes; the newest in ladies’ shoes at the H. 8., Hawera. -I fkpr VICTORIA St. Sample Rooms Avr*J f or dress lengths from 5/6 to 50/-; 40-inch standard tarantulle, 1/11 yard; also ladies’ hemstitched crepe niglidtresses, at 4/6. -J A-T VICTORIA .St. Sample Rooms f or 30-inch coloured crepes, at 10d yard; 36-incli longeloth, splendid quali'tv, at lid; Clarke’s cotton, 3/6 doz.; 6 doz. infants’ silk bonnets, only 1/11. I AR VICTORIA St, Sample Rooms f or D. and A. corsets, sizes 21 to 26. 3/11 pair, were 8/6; towels from 2/11 pair. . pEO. SYME & CO., Ltd., the leading furniture craftsmen in Taranaki. All our furniture and upholstering manufactured at our local premises.