MISCELLANEOUS genuine value and attractive prices in- all furnishing lines visit Geo. Syme & Co., Princes St. and Riddiford St. Tf'OUNTAIN pens and Eversharp pencils in all makes and styles at Donnelly and Co.'s, High Street. Him —Shaving brushes, soap hair brushes, etc. See our stocks. It solves the gift problem. Quality goods at right prices at Strange's. '2i/ EACH, or 9 for £l, new gramophone records. See window display at Woollett's. /P.IVE your boy a set of “Mobaeo” or ‘'Meccano.” He will be delighted. Procurable at Donnelly and Co.'s, High Street. p EO." SYME & C 67, Ltd. 7P r mce s ~Si7 and Riddiford St., for better fur niture at lowest prices obtainable. pIIFTS worthy of the giver: Lavender water, 56, 65; Yardley's, Blamont, and Pivers. Don't overlook an inspection of our stocks. —Strange, the Chemist. pEE! What a Pleasure to CUT the Lawn! No arguments now. The KEEN EDGE GRINDING CO. are sure experts. C/o the “G. and B. ” Garage. pOOD-BY T E to engine trouble if you use Duckham's New Process Motor Oil. Improves compression and reduces carbon. All garages stock Duckham's. —7 QJEFTS of fragrance—Select perfumes: Hubigant's, Pivers', Atkinson's, Morney’s, etc. These are gifts that are valued. See our stocks. —Strange, Chemist, High Street, jj ANDBAGS, Purses, Letter Cases, Bibles, Poets, Prayer-books, Writingcases, Shopping Lists, Auto Albums. Shop at Donnelly and Co.'s. IV/fEN'S Boots or Shoes for walking. Men's shoes, in black or brown, 29/6, 32/6; brogue shoes, 29/6; strong walking boots, 32/6. —At the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. JUrOTORISTSI Carbon practically eliminated by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Better com pression. Saves money. Sold all garages. Insist on Duekhara's —ll T>ERFUME Sprays, Decanters, LavA ender and Cologne, Manicure Sets. Shinglette Hair Brushes; quality goods at reasonable prices.—Tait’s Pharm acy. High St. H EB " hair! Yes, isn’t it beautiful? She uses Strange's Coeoanut Shampoo; its the best ever; 3/- bottle at Strange’s. Chemist. JJAIR tidys, powder bowls, and perfume sprays. A rare selection. Excellent gifts that make giving a pleasure.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. yUDICIOUS Motorists always ask for Duckham’s New Process Lubri eating Oil. They know from long ex perienee of the better-compression and money saved in petrol. Sold all gar ages. —l9 pERFUMES, Soaps. Bath'Salts from the leading makers —Piver, Roger and Gallet, Houbigant, Atkinson, etc. See our selection.—Tait’s Pharmacy. TSANAMA Hats for men in all prices: 20/-, 30/-, 40/-; Stetson lounge hats, men’s caps, harvest hats, boys’ helmets.—At the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. piNor ’phone 205 for best fruit and vegetables. Orders delivered immediately.—Wee On, High Street. QEE our window for perfumes, manicure sets, bath salts —all leading makers. —Tait’s Pharmacy, High Sreet, QTOP that “knock.” Use Duckham’s New Process Lubricating Oil —the perfect lubricant. Lessens carbon deposit Rftter compression A 1 ] garages —U HPHE life of your car prolonged Dy using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Better lubricating properties than any other oil. Sold all garages. —6 pHE life your car prolonged by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Better lubricating properties than any other oil. Sold all garages. r PRY Hayward’s ‘ ‘ Military ’ ’ Pickle with cold meat, joints, cheese, etc. Makes a meal of a Sold by all grocers and stores. It must be “Military.” _ —& pRAVET-T.TNG requisites: Toothbrusnes. sponges, soap, spouge bag, facecloths, all that you require on the trip at Strange’s, High Stroet, the Chemist. rfiHE result of a life study—Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil; the correct lubricant; lessens carbon, deposit; better compression. AH gar ; age ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. BICYCLES Most Bicycles in their “War Paint” look and run very much the same. It’s time that tells the tale. BUY AN EXCELSIOR BICYCLE. GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS. Cash or Easy Terms. F A J. B RIDGEE ’ BICYCLE IMPORTER, ELTHAM. TyOUGLAS Motor Cycle, late modAl, in first-class order, £3O; J-ton Ford delivery van, covered-in body £55. Easy terms arranged. —C. C. Stan ners. Eltham. A LL communications to the “Star” of a business nature' should be adressed to ‘ ‘ The Manager. ’ ’ All contributions and correspondence for the literary columns should be addressed to “The Editor.” Please Note: On no account should communications, either business or literary, be addressed to an individual by name. W. A. PARKINSON & CO., LTD., Proprietors Hawera Star.
MISCELLANEOUS A HELMET for boys. Good washing helmets, 2/11; boys’ straws, 1/6; girls’ straws, 1/6; boys’ caps, 2/6. —At the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of calendars at Donnelly’s, High Sreet. ALL are reminded that Syme’s Furniture Sale operates up to Christmas both at Princes St. and at Riddiford St. A LIFE-TIME of entertainment for an initial payment of a few shillings. Buy a “New Wonder La Gloria’’ gramophone. —T. G. Liddington, Sole Agent, Hawera District. Announcing the “Now wonder La Gloria,’’ the supreme achievement of modern music. Hear the gloriously full tone and masterly rendition of this marvellous gramophone at Liddington'a, Hawera. A EEMEDY which has had phenomenal success as a cough and influenza cold cure is Monk’s Balsam Rt member the name and get a bottle when next passing.—G. H. Westwood Chemist, High St., Hawera. GIFT for your boy or girl. A camera makes a record of your pleasures and parties. A constant source of joy.—W. G. Strange, High Street, Hawera. GIFT for Her —The choicest selection of face powders from the leading perfumers of France and England.—At Strange’s, Cnemist. A EE your hands soiled and grained with housework? Use Aneta Emollient and you’ll be surprised with the results.—Strange, Chemist. A DAMSON & BGBB have a splendid assortment of the famous ready-to-wear “Lynx’’ suits in all sizes; also a fine assortment of Borsalino and Stetson hats, at High St., Hawera. X REMINDER! When you are spending good money on a cough medicine, why not have something that really does good? Monk’s Balsam is the concentrated cough eordial that absolutely annihilates colda. You must get it from Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High Street, Hawera. T>RITISH and Best Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Goes further than other oils and lessens petrol consumption. Sold all garages. It must be Duckham’s. —9 T>RUNSWICK Gramophones and Records. Crackajack Mouth Organs and all kinds of Musical Instruments jbtianable at Laidlaw’s, Piano Tuners Repairer*. Uawjira. T>E sure to purchase your furniture from Syme’s while the sale lasts at Princes St. and Riddiford St. Taranaki’s leading manufacturers of highclass furniture. jgATH Salts. Ours is a fine selection from the leading manufacturers, from 1/3 to 8/6. These are acceptable gifts for any age. —W. G. Strange, Chemist. TJEFORE starting on a long run always fill up with Luckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Better compression. Less petrol consumption. Sold all garages. —1 pAE Ownersl More miles per galProcess Motor Oil. Retains its viscosity. Eliminates carbon deposit. All garages. - —2 TAUCKHAM’S British New Process Motor Oil. Clean, clear. Famed for lubricating value and purity. Better compression, less carbon deposit. All garages. —l4 £25“ WILL purchase a second-hand piano at Dixon’s, suitable for a learner. Call early if you want this instrument. gO OKS make an ideal gift, and . are always appreciated by your friends. You will find the latest at Donnelly and Co.’s. X>Y importing direct from Britain’s hest houses we can supply all furnishing lines at lowest rates. —Geo. Syme & Co., Princess St. and Riddiford St. gATHING caps. We have four lines of the best quality rubber only from 3/6 to 7/6. These will last several seasons.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. selections of dainty soaps, Rogers, Gallet, Atkinson, Pivers, etc. See our stocks. —W. Strange, Chemist. p<AR Owners! Get the best from your car by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. Saves money and reduces carbon deposit 50 per cent. Sold all garages. —8 /BASKETS and manicure sets. These make a very pleasing gift for her and a thrill to the donor. See our selection. —W. G. Strange, the Chemist. /JHUMS, Boys’ and Girls’ Own Annual, Chatterbox, Little Dots, Prize, Wonder Books, and numerous others at Donnelly and Co.’s. soap books—Red Riding Hood, Three Bears, Old Mother Hubbard, etc. Very nice children’s gifts; 2/3 each at Strange’s, the Chemist, High Street. TYUCKHAM’S Now Process - Motor Oil forms a protecting film between all working parts. After 2000 miles its viscosity is unimpaired. All garages. —l- - INGLE’S Pharmacy for exclusive English and French. Face Powders, Soaps, Perfumes, Talcs and Face Creams. XpNGINE wear reduced to a minimum by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. It defers need for replacements. Saves money. Sold all garages. —5 <£ss FOR an English piano, in splendid order; good tone; would suit a home, school or hall. —At Dixon’s, Hawera. The motor engine destroyer practically eliminated by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Lubricatiug Oil. Sold all garages. Insist on it. —3 TpVIDENCE is convincing. Ask anyone who uses Strange’s Special Eczema Ointment or try it for yourself. Proof is conclusive and you’ll recommend it to your friends; 2/6, 3/6. 4/-. 4/6 at Strange ’a. High St, lasting fragrance 65 Lavender takes first place, and is undoubtedly the best. Prices from 2/6 upwards at Tait’s Pharmacy, High St.
WAN TEE, KNOWN ■V^r ANTED Known—Park Kiosk open every (lay. Home-made cakes and scones, ice CTeam, iced drinks, fruit salads. yy ANTED Known—New season’s apples in next week, tooth dessert and cooking; also rasptoerries, strawberries, black currants, etc.; peaches, plums, by lb or case; lemons, oranges, bananas as usual.—Nelson Fruit Depot, Union Street; ’phone 761; Hawera. TV-ANTED Known —Smart neglige shirts, collar to match, 7/6, 9/6, .10/6 to 19/6; fuji silk, in tennis, canoe and negs, with collar, 19/6. Best quality only at the Busy Shop, Shaw, High Street. \X/HEN purchasing sheet mumc nave the number played and sung over for you; then you will know the beaS nits. Procurable at Laidlaw’a. WANTED Known —Men’s hats: VV Borsalino, Stetson, Battersby, Sutton’s, and all the latest and best known makes, from 8/6 to 55/-. The Busy Shop, Shaw, High Street. yyANTED Known: — A good secondyy hand English piano for sale for £55. In perfect order, tone good, late model.— At Dixon’s, Hawera. YyANTED Known —Working shirts, VV wire twist, 5/11; pin heads, 6/11; all-wool flannels, 5/11; Palmer Nap, 8/6; all-wool sox, 1/- pair.—The Busy Shop, Shaw, High Street. vyANTED Known —An inexhaustible ’ stock of jewellery awaits your inspection of 6/- in £ discount till end of -Tanuary at E. Morris. Ltd. M’hat about that engagement and wedding ring? SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED. QMAKT boy for office. Just left ° school preferred. Apply by letter only, stating age, to — LYSONS, FOOED & KEILAE, LTD., CEITEEION GAEAGE, HAWEEA. yyANTED —Strong youth or young man for sheep and cattle farm at Whenuakura. Apply G. Wills, Whenuakura, or Mr A. T. Wills, 34 Cameron Street, Hawera; ’phone 773. WANTED —A reliable man for dairy farm; machines used. Apply G. V'. Eiddle, Mountain Eoad, Normanby. W"ANTED —Young girl to assist in the shop. Apply Mrs Manley, High Street Bakery. WANTED urgently, man or youth for Vy dairy farm. Apply H. McKay, Fraser Eoad, Hawera. y/TAKEIED couple seek position on farm. Write “5.W.,” c/o Star. WANTED —Boy or girl for machine milking and general farm work; good home; constant job. Apply C. Heal, Patea. WANTED Strong lad, yy horses; good wages; job. Address Star Office. used to permanent TO LET. yyANTED to Let—Good 4-roomed house, wash-house, etc., bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, good shed and fowl-house; £ acre section; next Tawhiti School; 20/- per week to good tenant. Address Star Office. BOOMS WANTED. ’’WANTED—Large unfurnished bedsitting room with cooking con veniences; must be central. Eeply “XX,” c/o Star Office. FOB SALE yyANTED to Sell —Buick ear, 5seater, 4-cylinder, in perfect running order; any trial given. A real snip. Apply 55 South Eoad. TpOE Sale —Eata firewood, 4ft lengths; Hawera £3/2/6, Manaia £2/10/-, Eltham £2/12/6; stove wood 5/- extra ( delivered). Address Cash Firewood Co., Awatuna y°E Sale —Used Cars: Overland, 5seater, in good running order and painted, £75; Ford 1-ton truck with body and cab. good mechanical order, £SO- A.J.S. motor cycle and side chair, excellent order, £65; Ford 5-seater, electric light and starter, splendid order, £BS; Chevrolet, 5-seater, good order. £65; terms arranged.—E. H. Leece and Co. WANTED TO BENT yyANTED —Partly furnished house or flat, central; business ladies. Eeply “XYZ,” Star Office. yy ANTED to Eent—Small unfurnished room or our-door sleeping porch suitable for batch, with use of conveniences; independent lighting and heating essential. Write “Batch,” c/o Star Office. yy ANTED to Eent, by Government official, from about January 18, 5roomed house with modern conveniI ences. Particulars to ‘ 1 Careful Tenant,” Star Office. WANTED TO BUY yy ANTED to Buy—A baby’s high chair with tray. ’Phone 167. "VyANTED to Buy—One horse mower. Send particulars to “Mower,” c/o Star. __ "WANTED to Purchase —Old culled cows, boners, old horses suitable for boiling down. —J. Mead, Denby Eoad, Hawera. BOABD WANTED yyANTED —Board and lodging by man; private home preferred. Apply “Z,” Star Office. yyANTED— -Board in private family by young lady. Write “Study,” Star Office. LEASE WANTED yyANTED to Lease —Five-roomed house, all conveniences, in good order, to careful tenant for three years. Apply E. Quinn, 2 Burn St., Nolantown.
WANTED KNOWN ader the Postal Regulations oorre? denoe addressed to a nom-de-plume. or l initials only, to care of any Post 00. will not be forwarded from oil ice posting. If advertisers do not desi'-e lisolose their names they may have res addressed care of The Star and same be forwarded to advertiser. WANTED Known —Hosiery of distinction is the keynote of smart .re. Prices and quality to suit all ;es will be found amongst the large iction showing at Miss Stewart’s, lowing are some of the prices: id’s super-weight silk hose, all leadshades, at 4/6; knit 2 lit at 4/11; £ art, 6/11; Duo Sylk, 8/11; Black pure silk hosiery, 14/11; silk and )1 novelty stripes and checks, at 1, 6/11; silk and wool, marl effects, 1 5/9; black cashmere hose, 2/6, , 3/11, 4/6 to 9/6; girls’ strong pure il, ribbed school hose, 2/11, 3/11; i’ plain cashmere hose, 3/3, 3/11, children’s sox, cotton, from 1/- ; cashmere sox, ail shades, h and i from 1/6 pair.—At Miss Stewart s, :h Street. rANTED Known —E. Morris, Ltd., leading jewellers, have just opened a large consignment of orangeted motor goggles, 3/6 per pair. fted to any address 6d extra. /ANTED Known —It’s about time you ordered your tailor-made suit, may save disappointment. —Adamson L Robb, Tailors and Mercers, High eet, Hawera. /ANTED Known The McCall Paper Patterns, simplest and most :able, r the McColl Quarterly Journal l MeCoil Art Needlework Journal v procurable from Harrops Ltd., Kara. /■ANTED Known —The Cut-Rate leads. Fairy Wonder, the great inser, 1/7 per large pkt; genuine m Olive Soap 7d, or 3 for 1/7; Pepent, 1/3; Edmond’s Baking Powder, ge 13/10 per doz; Quickshine, large or 2/5; genuine hickory axe handles, or 3 for 3/8; pineapple cubes, 3 for 1; fine salmon, 6d per tin, large mon, 11/- per doz. Why pay high ces? and why fall to the level of a :k-horse? Buy goods retail and wholee prices at the Cut-Rate. Don’t for- ; our large turnover ensures fresh )ds (still cheaper), and don’t forget will never be undersold. Cheerio I set me in the arcade. 7 ANTED Known—A good useful ’ second-hand piano can be obtained Dixon’s for 20/- deposit and 20/nthly; suitable for a learner; total st on terms £l7 10/-. Do not delay you want this.—Dixon’s, Hawera. (/ANTED - Known - The McCall L Paper Patterns, simplest and most dole; the McColl Quarterly Journal urnal now procurable from Marrops jd McColl Art Needlework Journal w procurable from Harrops Ltd., Ha}ra. . t/ANTED Known —You get the best of value at Bullock’s Big Store, y catchers 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per doz.; Fli.jelo lOd, lOd, lOd per tin; blowers , 9d, 9d each; Beecham’s Pills lid, d, lid per box; Edmond’s Custard iwder 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per tin; Belgium fety Matches 6d, 6d, 6d per pkt, 5/6 r gross; Ruby gold glass salad bowls 6, 3/6, 3/6 each; cups and saucers, 3m 4/3, 4/3, 4/3 per \ doz; Cutieura ap 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 per cake. Shop at illoek’s Big Store, Princes St. (opp. e Soldiers’ Club); ’phone 96. C/ANTED Known The McCall * Paper Patterns, simplest and mo3t liable; the MeCoil Quarterly Journal d McColl Art Needlework Journal w procurable from Harrops Ltd., Hasra. . . (/ANTED Known—Buy at Bullock’s V Big Bargain Store. Every article sold at a right price. Edmond’s iking Powder, 3 tins for 3/6, 3 tins r 3/6; Syke’s Lemon Squash 1/8, 1/8, 8, 1/8 per bot. (we have a full range all kinds of cordials); lib boxes otoben whole figs (special quality) -, 1/-, 1/- per box; dates, 3 pkts for -, 3 pkts for 1/-, 3 pkts for 1/-; anose Biscuits 1/1, 1/1, 1/1 per pkt. ir goods and prices are worthy of inaction. —Bullock’s Big Store, Princes . (opp. the Soldiers’ Club); ’phone 96. RANTED Known —The Cut-Rate V leads. Start the year in a sen>le manner: spend your cash where u get the best service as well as the st value. If there is one thing certain this uncertain age it is that the Cutite will never by any method be dersold, and we will not depart from r system of delivery, but will rather prove by every means in our power r service, as we cannot improve the ality of our goods, having always sold ly the best all under the label of fcual producers. Rally round the Cut,te with your continued support. We 11 give you still better prices, eeriol Meet me in the arcade of Hara’3 Universal Providers, the firm it would not bring prices up. 7 ANTED Known—The Cut-Rate leads: the firm who have with a isistent policy stood single-handed ainst all combinations formed to dntain high prices. Log Cabin Maple rup, 2/2; Postum, large 3/5, med. 2; pork and beans, large 1/-; K Marilade in glass jars, 2/3; Parrish’s od, med. 1/-, large 1/9; Glaxo, large 10; Granose 1/1, or 3 for 3/1, large 5; the genuine Palm Olive Soap 7d, 3 for 1/7; Poliflor Floor Polish, large e 1/9; Nugget, 4 for 1/-, or 2/10 doz; Carry, lib tins, 1/-. Rally round i Cut-Rate, the firm that changed iwera from the dearest town in the ony to the cheapest. Cheeriol Meet i in the Arcade of the Hygienic Shop. 7ANTED Known —Every line is a bargain at Bullock’s Big Store, ions, 51bs for 1/-, 51bs for 1/-; loose jeolates 1/4, 1/4, 1/4 per lb; Princes xtures lid, lid, lid per lb; wrapped fees 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per lb; Eno’s Fruit Its 3/-, 3/- 3/- per bot.; new season’s iseatels 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d per pkt; Nell’s flavoured leaf gelatine, 3 pkts for . 3 pkts for 1/-; motor spirits 16/6, 16/6 per case. Make Bullock ir grocer and you will never regret Our address: Princes St. (opposite i Soldiers’ Club); ’phone 96. /ANTED Known The McCall Paper Patterns, simplest and most Lable; the McColl Quarterly Journal 1 McColl Art Needlework Journal v procurable from Harrops Ltd., Hara.
DAINTY AND PRACTICAL GIFTS NAPERY SILK HOSIERY NOVELTY HANDKERCHIEFS FANCY HANGERS & SHOETREES LEATHER GOODS PERFUMES, SOAPS AND POWDERS FANCY HANDBAGS ' SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES FANCY GARTERS LEATHER AND FIBRE SUITCASES * FANCY SOX PARIS GARTERS WIDE-END TIES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS TOBRALCO SHIRTS STETSON HATS SILK SCARVES TRAVELLING RUGS CALL AND INSPECT OUR MANY NOVELTIES. ARM IT AGES IANAIA
SEND FOE A CAMPLE. If you want to try Chamberlain ’s dress to Chamberlain’s Limited, 520 Tablets before you buy, send your adKiley Street, Sydney, N.S.W., and they will gladly send you a free sample bv return mail. Sold everywhere.—Advt. THE HAWEEA STAE. WHEN with communicating by telephone the “Star,” subscribers are requested to call for number as follows: OQO Editor and Literary Departf ment (in matters connected with the news columns of the paper use this number). General Manager and Commercial Department (inquiries and j-, instructions regarding advertising, subscribers’ orders, job printing, etc., should come over 1 this line).
Make “1927” a year of saving by shopping at C. C. WARD, Ltd Ca HA\lfS rS - Pii dillrrt A i -GP/iyi/vm + of-m-nflC! +rk PIaVqI VailpQ A S\T\C Iheck Ginghams, the ever popular material for ladies’ and children’s wear. Wide range of plain cheeks and overcheeks; 27 and 3Bii^ New Year Prices: 27in., 7£d; 38in., ll|d yd. )ress Linens, always a popular material for serviceable frocks; in blues, greens, red, helio, pinks, etc.; 36in. New Year Prices: 1/11, 2/6 yard Large Assortment of New Cretonnes, 30in wide. All good paterns.— New Year Price 1/- yd. Fancy Linens, floral designs, in assorted colours on white grounds; 38in. New Year Prices: 1/11 yard. Coloured Fuji Silk, in a big range of pretty shades, including pinks, reds, blues, greys,, browns, helio, rose, etc.; 29in. New Year Price: 3/5 yard. Double Width Dress Materials, 15 ends only, of Summer Dress Materials; will sell quickly. New Year Price: 1/6 yard. White Calico, 36in. wide, free from dressing, strong and serviceable. lljd yard, 10/11 doz. yards. Japanese Crepes. A special quality heavy crepe in all the wanted shades; 30in. New Year Price 1/- vard. Striped Fuji Silks. Over 50 different stripes to choose from; light and dark grounds; 29in. New Year Prices: 3/6, 3/11, 4/11 yard. Check Ginghams. Nice range of large and small plain and overchecks; all good shades; 38in. ' 1/11 yard. Cream Fuji Silk; splendid value and guaranteed all pure silk; 29in. New Vpfl.r Prices: 2/9. 2/11 vard. Floral Voiles. A wide and varied range of this season’s most wanted materials; light and dark grounds; 38in. New Year Prices: 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 yard. All Wool Repp; in great demand for smart frocks, coats, etc.; in wine, blue, green, Burgundy, du Barry, navy, prune and S/11 ‘uw.rrl
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 8 January 1927, Page 2
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