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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 1 September 1926, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known—We stock good - ■* dry andj sound rata, maire, slab wood and pine; cut to any length; also Westport, second-class kitchen coal and cok. —E. Evans, ’phone 135. Known—Big reductions. Sale of ladies’ and gents’ footwear. Dozens'of pairs .of ladies’ shoes of all descriptions at 14s 6d a pair; men’s black and brown shoes, from 19s 6d. —At G. R. Watts’, Manaia. \X/ANTED Known —Two splendid organs —one Bell and one Estey; both in good order; 20/- deposit and 20/- monthly will buy at Dixon’s, Hawera. Known —Big reductions. Solo /vP lnrliOG* anrl (r An "fontwear. Dozens of pairs of ladies’ shoes of all descriptions at 'l4s 6d a pair; men’s black and brown shoes, from 19s 6d. —At G. R. Watts’, Manaia. Known—The Cue Rate leads. We can offer all sizes of aluminium teapots. These are of heavy gauge and best English make. They are shipped direct from factory and should not be confused with the inferior thin goods. Our price, 4/3. Colanders, 3/11; steamers, 2/3; pudding bowls with cover, entree dishes, kettles, saucepans, single and in sets; English tea sets, 11/9. Meet me in the arcade, the Big Hygienic Shop, the particular people’s shopipng centre (near the Grand in High Street). WANTED Known —During the next -* few weeks our entire stock of huosehold drapery, including blankets, flanhels, sheetings, quilts, flannelettes, towels, etc., will be offered at a special discount of 2/- in the £ for cash only. —Harrops Ltd. "WANTED Known —The Cut Rate leads. English tea sets, 11/9; men’s pocket-knives, 1/-; scissors, l/-> pair; cotton laces, 5 pairs for 1/-; leather( 3 for 1/-; pineapple, 3 tins for 1/10; Granose biscuits, large 3/5, small 1/1, 3 for 3/1; sardines, 3 for 2/2; pegs. 1/10 per gross; chocolates, 71b for 7/9. Park your cars in Victoria Street, and you will be able to park a great deal of your money in the bank. Rally round the Cut Rate, High Street, and Union Street. ’Phone 59 and 627. \\/ANTED Known —Dinkie Speakers, 40/- each; Sterling Baby Loud Speaker, 70/- each; Crosley Musicone, cone type, £5 10s. —At Dixon’s, Hawera. "WANTED Known.—The Cut Rato. leads. We have just landed direct from our overseas buyers an exceptionally large shipment of English crockery, including Doulton ware and also aluminium goods. We offer tea sets, English 11/9 per set; cups and saucers, three gold-line (English), 4/9 per half doz.; fruit sets, complete (English), 7 in set, for 9/11; white jugs, English, 9d; English stoneware chambers, 3/11; English ’ plain white breakfast cups and saucers, 4/11 per half doz.* Also for sale, three 200 gal. tanks. Rally round the Cut Rate. You will be able to still further reduce the cost of living. It is in your hands. With our increased turnover comes our still further reduction in prices. The continually famous Cut Rate, High Street and Union Street. ANTED Known Ramsperger ■ piano in excellent condition, cash £55, terms deposit £5 and £1 7s Id monthly; real good value. Call or ring ’phone 283—Dixon’s, Hawera.

FOB SALE ]?OR Sale. —15 shares in Haw era County Electric Eight Co. Apply •P.O. Box 7, Patea. JP’OE Sale —Fifteen weaner pigs, Berk-shire-Tamworth cross; good sorts, well done.—Alan Hughes, Normanby. WMTED to Sell—Ten Shetland ' ponies by Fighting Mac; from 1 to 2-year-olds. Apply John Forbes, Normanby. JpOE. Sale—Settings, Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns; 7/6 setting; fertility guaranteed.—Hopkins, Manawapou Hoad. pop - Sale.—Sittings of White Utility •Leghorn eggs, from imported hens-, bred from egg laying competition winners; eggs weigh from .26 to- 2-8 ozs. to the dozen; 15s a sitting. Gaylord, 8 Grant Street. JpOll Sale—Cbicksl Chicks! Black Orpingtons, good winter layers; now booking orders.—Hopkins, Manawapou -Hoad. F° ft Sale.—Underwood portable Stan- _ dard typewriter; very little use. Perfect condition; reasonable. Address at Star Office. Leghorns, strong lusty chicks; orders filled in rotation; packed securely; sent anywhere.—Hopkins, Manawapou B-oad.

WAITED TO LET., LET—Rooms, central; electric light, gas and' hot ■water. Address -at Star Office. TX) LET—Situated in Regent Street, next to Egmont Tourist Motors Ltd,, 6-roomed house, newly painted and papered throughout. Apply to 68 Collins Street or telephones 180 and 405.

SITUATIONS VACANT. TIT' ANTED—-Boy to help milk small herd;, good home., Apply Alton Dairy Co., or direct to C. J. Rowlands, Alton. "Y^rANTED —Man or strong youth for dairy farm; machines used; good wages. Apply T. Milham, Whakamara. RANTED —Capable domestie help; sleep at home preferred. Apply 27 Caledonia Street.

WORK WANTED. ANTED—Situation, on sheep farm by willing youth (18) ; has had experience; references. Address at Star Office. man of good character wishes to obtain work of any description in back country or some quiet place. Write “Worried,” c/o Star.

TENDERS SPENDERS are invited for cutting scrub on section containing C4O acres situated on the Tongahoe Valley Road. For further, particulars apply J. J. Patterson, telephone 9, Manaia.