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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 14 June 1926, Page 1

PUBLIO NOTICE*. THANKS. rpHE MAYORESS (Mrs Pacer) ■wishes to thank the publie for their generous response to her appeal, and, although her list is closed, the Women's National Reserve are pleased to receive donations of clothing, etc., at any time at the Rest Room. NOTICE. TRESPASSERS with dog or gun on my property will be prosecuted. No exceptions. H. T. RIDDICK. Otakeho. FOR LEASE. WE have THREE STRAIGHT LEASES —One 80-cow farm, one 60-cow farm, and one 45-eow farm. Apply sharp— LAURENSON & INNES. WANTED TO SELL. TI/TTLK ROUND; turnover between £IOO and £l2O per •month. Price and. particulars apply—- “ Milk Round,” Star Office. T° Let or Lease, Main Street, Eltham —Modern concrete garage complete with pits and every convenience. A very low rent will be accepted, so as to give a man a chance until a connection is worked up. Splendid opening for a competent mechanic w r ho is prepared to accept a fair remuneration for his work. Apply W. H. and A. McGarry, Eltham. NOTICE. J WISH to notify the public of Hawera and district that I have commenced business as a saddler and harness maker. . A. L. PALMER, Gillanders’ Buildings, Union Street. NOTICE. TRESPASSERS with dog or gun on section 36, block 35, Kaupokonui S.D., will be prosecuted without further notice from, this date, 7/6/1926. L. G. HAM. BUSINESS NOTICES. JUST OPENED AT gTANLEY’S (Late OUTRED’S) A GREAT VARIETY OF SMART EVENING FROCKS in the newest Flared Skirts; the colourings are dainty and the .styles! leave nothing to be desired, whether for Matron and Maid. We also specially mention for value in our Hosiery Section, a new line of FINE CASHMERE HOSE, all wanted shades, very moderately priced at 6/11. In our Fur Department the latest in CHOKER NECKLETS from 57/G; no better value obtainable. In our Underclothing Department, we are showing a big variety of SINGLETS, BLOOMERS and NIGHTDRESSES, which combine warmth and comfort with economy. STANLEY’S HIGH STREET, HAWERA. SWAPPING CARS IS EXPENSIVE! <ET your OLD ONE thoroughly over- * hauled by US and invest your .vings in ' Top-dressing. The money mains in New Zealand, too! ■p pATHAM & QO., MOTOR ENGINEERS, Regent St. (Next Star Office) Hawera ‘Phone 309 (note change of ’phone No) Invitation to You! -’yyARREN pARMER TVfTLKING jtyJACHINE ATOW under entirely new management, -was exhibited at the Wembley Exhibition, it being the most sanitary machine on the market having no Roleaser, Vacuum Pipes or Tank. No Pulsator, but a good pulsation. It milks straight into an open bucket—convenient for* testing purposes—or into your vat or cans. Each machine is independent of the others and has a vacuum regulator and go-uge for each cow. A most economical, efficient and labour-saving machine. Only half the usual power required. Low flat rate, only i-h.p. motor required for 3-cow plant, or 2-cow plant and sepaartor. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write, ’phone or call for further particulars to — OYDE pARRINGER, (Representing A. F. Huggins) Electrical Engineers, Hawera. PLUNKET SOCIETY. JURSE DIX will be in attendance at ’ the Plunket Rooms, Albion Street next to the Swimming Baths) on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Morntgs 10.30 to 12; alternate MONDAYS nd FRIDAYS, 2 to 4; and‘THURSAY and SATURDAY, 1 to 4., Private .ddress: 65 Argyle St. s Ph<?n» 726.