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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 12 November 1925, Page 2

WANTED JCNOWM, yyANTED Known—Visitors: •to Hawera or people wishing for permanent board are well catered, for at Heatherlea House. Electric light throughout, also hot and cold water, and telephone. Call or ring 320. Mrs O'Dowd, 43 Wilson St., Hawera. 'yy'ANTED Known—S.S.S. 'bus leaves Normanby Saturdays 5.45 p.in. ana ' P- m - for Hawera, returning after pictures. Pares I/O return. !/- single WAN TED Known—Special display this week of both fruit and our noted Afalmere Sparkling Cider. This cider is manufactured in the orchards at Nelson, and is guaranteed pure apple juice, plus the required amount of sugar to keep same; a very invigorating tonic. Try a case for Xmas; cheapest and best on the market,— Sunny Nelson Fruit Depot, Union St., 'phone 701; Bridge St., Eltham. yyANTED Known —3O in. Japanese crepe, 1/- yard; this is a very heavy crepe and exceptional value; all wanted shades in stock; English crepes 1/S and 2/G per yard.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. WANTED Known-—Save money and get better value for any kind of furniture and fittings at Sunderland’s West End Cabinet Works.

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. 'YyANTED Known—Men’s high grade tweed and worsted suits, perfectly cut and finished; now all less a special discount of 10 per cent. —Harrops Ltd., Hawera. / ANTED Known—"We can now supply garden seeds in any quantity, also fowl grit, wheat, maize, pollard and bran; also bloodmeal, 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 ordqrs either large or small, and we deliver to your door if required. We carry also a good rang© 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.—-N. T. Bradley, High St., Hawera; ’phone 729. YX7ANTED Anown —Special line of Court shoes, ranging from 9/- upwards; full range of white canvas rub-ber-soled shoes; also latest in ladies’ coloured shoes; babies’ one-bar patents, plain or fancy uppers and white canvas.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. ’YyANTED Known—Chappell Piano, cost £165 less than 2 years ago; client will sell for £IOO cash. A real bargain at Dixon’s.

RANTED Known—New ginghams, 1/- yard; cotton and art silk maroeains, plain and striped tricolines at keen prices; special value—s4in. black Italian cloth, 2/II and 3/6 per yard.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. ANTED Known Piano, English; £SO Essener and Son, London; these are good instruments, suitable for a beginner. Inspection invited at Dixon’s. WJ ANTED Known—£9 Organs, suitable for school; also two Estey Organs in splendid order, £2O and £25; terms can be arranged .from 2/6 per week at Dixon ’a. yyiNDBURN, sunburn, roughness vanishes on using Cydonia Skin Cream.—Tait ’a Pharmacy. SITUATIONS VACANT. yy ANTED—A boy over 1G years of age or a man to help to milk a few cows and help on farm; 32s per week and found. Apply Oeo Factory. yy ANTED—A middle-aged housekeeper for 3 bachelors, in country. A PP!y in mornings to Mrs. A. E. Wills, 20 Argylc Street. yy ANTED—A man with experience to drive bullocks; good.wages to good man. Apply Cosgrove' and Co., Manaia. WANTED—General farm hand; machines used; good home, wages, ! and conditions. Apply Cosgrove and Co., Manaia. yy ANTED—Capable help for the country; one used to children; good wages to suitable person. Applv Box 12, Waverley. yyANTED —Strong youth for dairy farm; machines used; good home. —.John Kelly, Te*Roti. yy ANTED—A waitress. Apply Somerset House.

'^7' ANTED—Man for farm; must be good stripper; good wages. Apply C. Thurston. Manaia Boad, Kapuni. '^^T’-ANTED —Boy /to assist with machine milking, etc.—R. A. Grey, Glover Road, opposite factory; ’phone 187. Ranted —Respectable person to take charge of home near Hawera. Write “Widower,” Star Office. TO LET. T° Let—Ohawe beach, 4-roomed cottage, sleeping verandah, conveniences, garage. Address “Beach Cottage,” Star Office. WORK WANTED 'y'OUNG man, 21, well educated, de- [ sires any position where years’ clerical experience would be* a recommendation.—“ Trustworthy,” Star Office. LOST. from Pihama on Saturday, November 7 —One,llolstcin / eow in full milk; branded W.G. on off rump, V snipped out of ear, with black teats. Seen on Skcet Road on Saturday, heading for Auroa. Anyone giving information of her whereabouts will be rewarded.—A. McJCcown, Pihama. J^OST —Between- Ohawe Beach and Hawera, spare tube for motor cycle; reward. Address at Star Office.