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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 September 1925, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. Known—We can now sup- ' ’ ply garden seeds in any quantity, also fowl grit, wheat, maize, pollard and bran;, also bloodme.al, Karswood’s spice. We also carry good stocks of apples, bananas, oranges, lemons, mandarins and all kinds of . vegetables fresh from growers every day.- We will be only too pleased to supply orders either large or small, and we deliver to your door if required. We carry also a good range of groceries at moderate prices. Terms strictly cash or as per arrangement. Hotels and boardinghouses specially catered for. Cash buyer of separator butter and fresh eggs. Give us a trial order to-, day.—-NT. T. Bradley, High St., Hawera; ’phone 729. VX/ANTED Known—£6s Sames Piano, in splendid order, will accept £65 for quick sale. Price to-day new £l6O. Call early at Dixon’s. WANTED Known—We have just completed arrangements -whereby our Home buyers will now function throughout Europe and America on our behalf. This means that within a few months our prices will be still further reduced, making the difference between our competitors and ourselves greater than ever. We offer Keiller’s marmalade, glass jars, 1/2; Thompson, Hill's strawberry jam, fancy jars, 1/3; lentils, 61bs 1/11; Plunket teats, 3 for lid; our genuine mop oil, nom. pints 1/-, nom. quarts 1/9 (why pay more?); Sugar of Milk, 1/5; Lane’s Emulsion, large, 3/9; raisins, full size pkts, 4/11 doz.. The, Cut Bate will always lead, and the fact that we are imitated only goes to prove our greatness. Only address: 13 Union St.

\y ANTED Known Galloway’s ** Values Stand Supreme! Men’s all-wool sox, 1/- a. pair, a snip; Cashmere wool sox, 2/6 pair; 30 men’s felt hats, worth 15/6, special price to clear 7/6 each; get. one whilo they last. Ladies’ all-wool hose, 1/11 pair; black cashmere, 2/11 pair; Hawley’s dye, 1/11 pair, great value; 8 pieces of cretonne to clear at 1/ -and 1/6 yard. We’ve got the goods; inspection will prove it. Footwear at special sale prices. Our increasing sales prove it’s expensive to purchase elsewhere. See our window display of ladies’ and gents’ footwear to clear at 15/6 pair, is your size there? Balance of footwear at a special reduction of 3/- in the £. —Galloway & Sons, Normanby. VST ANTED Known —Last few days of our Great Sale. .Still further reductions, Bo not fail to get some of these great bargains at Shaw’s, High Street. \yANTED Known—New goods now being opened in all departments. —Harrops Ltd., Hawera. \y ANTED Known—The Cut Kate ’ ’ Leads and is now acknowledged as the Quality Store of Hawera. We have just imported a large assortment of the original Dolly (fast) dyes. As we import this line we can offer at wholesale price, 9d pkt, and this is the best fast dye upon the market. Have you tried Oil of Salt for cuts? Our price 1/2 and 2/3 bottle; jellies, 5 for 1/-; oatmeal, 6/6 bag;' our celebrated chocolates, 1/4 lb. The large turnover done at the Cut Kate was not brought about by chance, but by values, and these same values are being improved with the increase of our -business. Rally round the shop that brought prices down, and keeps them down. The bigger trade we do the more you save. Only address: 13 Union St., next the Mart. Yy ANTED Known —Last few days of our Great Sale. Don’t miss the bargains in men’s and boys’ wear at Shaw’s, High St. ryANTED Known—The Cut Rate is ** not on the High Street, but we ire only a very few yards down Union street, near enough to be very handy, md we always sell and always will ell cheapest of all. Oatmeal, 6/6 bag; mions, 281bs for 6/9; jelly crystals 'made by good maker), 5 for 1/-; peaiut kernels, 8d lb, 31bs 1/11; petroleum elly (bulk), 9d lb, 41b tins 2/9 bought n parcels of four; Sykes’ Red Drench, .3/3 doz. (what did you pay?); broom leads, 2/3; Edmond’ baking powder, arge 3 for 3/8; factory butter,- fresh Laily, 1/10 lb; our famous bacon (Injlewood), lid lb; ham (also_ Inglcvood), machine rashered, 1/4; Zig-zags, ioubles, 5 for 1/- or 11 for 2/-. The ;ecret of our wonderful prices is simdy that we know the business and lave, a hold of the world’s markets. )nly address: 13 Union St.

V¥T ANTED Known Nairn’s best Scotch printed linoleum, suitable for all homes, at special prices.—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. VST AN TED Known—Chappell Piano, VV cost £165 less than 2 years ago; client will sell for £IOO cash. A real bargain at Dixon’s. VST ANTED Known —Eor good pictur e s ’ ’ and reliable framing at reasonable prices go to Sunderland’s West End Cabinet Works. See the famous Taylor series. "WANTED Known—We have opened ’ * up new hats, hosiery and other lines in our drapery department, and shall be glad if you will call and inspect. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. TIT ANTED Known —We are agents ’ * for Osmond and Son’s animal animal medicines, which we sell at list price, so you save nothing by ordering direct. Therefore, don’t wait until the cow is sick, but keep a small supply of these useful remedies on hand. Obtain from Kaupokonui Co-op. Stors. WANTED Known—We are agents for Eeid and Gray’s farm implements, windmills, Bamford mowers, hay rakes; these are English-made, lasting a lifetime. Eor McCormick mowers, Doering sweeps and stackers order early.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. WANTED Known Ladies’ wool jumpers and cardigans, assorted shades; usual price 12/6, 14/6 to 35/-; now all half price.—Kaupokonui Coop. Sale. BOARDERS WANTED. board and lodging apply 35 High Street. ’ VACANCY comfortable home for ’ gentleman boarder. Write A.D., Star Office.