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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 25 November 1925, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. ANTED Ivnown—S.S.S. Charabanc leaves Egmont Hotel 8.80 a.m. instead of 9 a.m.- Commencing November 30. Return fare 10/6. Known—Our - Suits ” are known all over Taranaki; our quality is the best, and prices the lowest. You look, and feel, well dressed in one of our well-known suits.—Shaw, High St. Known—Euchre Party in Savoy Tea Rooms on Tuesday, 24th November, at 8 p.m. Xmas cakes first and second ladies’ and gents’ prizes. Admission I/-. 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. VIST ANTED Known —3O in. Japanese v crepe, 1/- yard; this is a very heavy crepe and exceptional value; all wanted shades in stock; English crepes, 1/8 and 2/6 per yard. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. WANTED Known —Now for these Xmas requisites. We lead with puffed raisins, showing again that we lead all the time. We have large stocks ox sultanas, currants, cry. cherries, figs, etc. We make bold to state that our buying for these lines has been the largest, and we are in a particularly good position to supply your needs. Just opened: Cooking figs, 3 lbs for 1/5; Layer figs, 31bs for 2/5; our famous chocolates, 1/4 lb or 31bs for 3/11; raisins, 4/11 doz. plots.; best S.l. flour, 251 b bags 5/11. What are you paying'? You w r ill find it interesting if you are trading elsewhere to compare some of your invoices with those of one of your friends, who is trading at the Cut-Rate. All roads lead to 13 Union Street.

TXT ANTED Known—Men’s high grade '■ tweed and worsted suits, perfectly cut and finished; now all less a special discount of 10 per cent.—Harropa Ltd., Hawera. TyANTED Known—Geo. Syine and -*'■ Go,, Ltd., Furniture and Furnishing Warehouse, Princes St., Hawsra. ANTED 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. yyANTED Known—Yes, the Cut-Rate leads. • There was a time when some people thought that by paying a higher price they must get better quality goods, but that day has long since passed. There is no shop in Hawera, or out of it, buys better quality goods than the Cut-Rate, as we stock only tho best, and as we enjoy the largest turnover in the district it follows that our goods are always the freshest—no stale goods at the one and only. We arc selling our famous factory butter (fresh daily) 1/8, or 1/7$ taking 121 b lots. Special prices for quantity. Our celebrated bacon you can always depend upon. Our bacon (always Inglewood) is now acknowledged by those best qualified to judge to' bo the best procurable. Rally round the shop that keeps high prices down. Only present address." 13 Union Street (next the mart). ANTED Known —When visiting the show do not fail to inspect our display of fruit, groceries and confectionery. We have lines here to suit all tastes, and we will gladly do our utmost to execute all orders whether large or small at your convenience. Our terms are cash or as per arrangement, or strictly monthly, and our stocks are fresh every day; therefore it will pay you to see us before buying elsewhere. We are now booking orders for jam fruits on arrival, and we will supply prices as soon as they arrive. Our stock will comprise loganberries, strawberries, gooseberries, raspberries and cherries, and others if required.—N. T. Bradley, ’phone 729. Agents for Mathieson and j Roberts’ Garden Seeds; also quick-made I Lemonade Powders and Dominion and N.Z. Times newspapers. Known—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. ANTED Known—New ginghams V- yard; cotton and art silk marocains, plain and striped tricolines at keen prices; special value—s4in. black Italian cloth, 2/11 and 3/6 per yard.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. ANTED 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., TO LET.

LET—6-roomecL house, Victoria Street. Apply C. Murch, Draper. to Let—Shop suitable for grocer, now occupied by E. O’Reilly. Possession January 1. Low rent. Apply P. T. Donnelly. to Let—2 rooms and scullery, wash-house, copper and tubs. Apply W. P. Allen, Tawhiti Hoad, Nolantown. T 0 — Double furnished bedroom, with or without board; also vacancy for two boarders. Apply 32 High Street, opp. Public Trust Office. FOR SALE. It’Oß Sale—Second-hand typewriter; reasonable trial given.—Hawer.i Brewery Company. J? OB- Sale—Dressmaker’s special sewing machine, new, £7 10s; two years’ guarantee. ’Phone 338. Sale—Second-hand violin. AjTply Matthew Newberry, music, teacher, Union St. Humber Car in good going order; £25 cash buys it. Apply “Humber,” Box 215, naw era. jtor Sale —Ford touring car, excellent running order; owner must sell; £75 cash. Address at Star Office. ■JQAIRYMEN! Use Neale’s Drenches, 1 Paralysis Powders, etc. Fresh ? season’s stocks at Dingle’s Pharmacy. i c