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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 25 January 1927, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. yyANTED Known —Just landed special purchase of ladies' millinery. Offered at sale prices. See our windows.—C. Murch, Draper, ANTED Known —See Muni's windows for millinery specials. Now goods just opened. Sale prices and real bargains. SITUATIONS VACANT DRAPERY ASSISTANTS WANTED. WE require immediately the services of two (2) juniors for our fancy and hosiery department. Previous experience essential. Good wages to suitable applicants. G. C. WARD, LTD., Hawera. TWANTED —A capable girl for general household duties. Apply Mrs John Houston, 27 Disraeli "VWANTED —Girl just left school to as- * sist with housework. Address at Star Office. WANTED —Capable help; good cooking essential; no washing; sleep at home if preferred. Apply 63 Gladstone Street, or ring 271. 1 YWANTEIP—fGgo o d man or youth for machine mliking and general farm work. Apply W. R. Laurent, Tokaora, 'phone 297 W. YyINTED-Man or youth for general ’ * farm work. Address at Star ‘ ‘ YWORKER ’ > wishes to notify that situation as advertised in Star lias been filled. WANTED—Smart young lady ap- * * prentice for our showroom. —Buekrell’s, Union St., Hawera. WORK WANTED VTOUNG married man wants job as A blacksmith's foreman. Ring 'phone 510, Hawera.

TIT ANTED —Daily work by capable * woman. Apply “G.R.,” Star Office. 'YXT ANTED —Position as junior short-hand-typist. Address at Star Office. WANTED TO BENT WANTED - to Kent for three or four 1 ’ ' weeks, furnished cottage (with garage), handy to town, no children. Write ‘‘Lex,” Star Office. .FOE SALE Tf'OE Sale —Tamworth purebred sows and boars, from 6 to 8 months old. —P. Ogle, Austin Road, Normanby. TpOR - Sale—Wood, coal and carrier’s business, country district; doing good business; as going concern, including practically new Ford 1-ton truck, weighing scales and weights, shed, etc. Price £300; walk in. Write “Business A.,” Hawera Star. Sale —Kata firewood, 4ft lengths; Hawera £3/2/6, Manaia £2/10/-, Eltham £2/12/6; stove wood 5/- extra (delivered). Address Cash Firewood Co., Awatuna. TpOR Sale —a lew of the best situated building sites in the Hawera borough/ Prices from £IOO. Apply T. Bosson, ’phone 507. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED—A lady’s bicycle in good order. Apply, with price, to Box 229, Hawera. BOARD WANTED WANTED —Board and lodgings, or two furnished rooms, by married couple. Write “Booms,” c/o Star Office. BOARDERS WANTED. OAILWAY Boarding House, now un- “ der new management, has vacancies for two or three permanents, lerms 26/-. LOST r OST —White ‘‘teddy” bear on Friday in Princes St.; treasured as reepsake. Reward for return to Star Office. WANTED TO LET. T° LET—New five-roomed bungalow'. Apply 39 Egmont Street. HOME FOB CHILD. ■WANTED—Suitable home adopt healthy baby boy one month old. Write “Home,” c/o this paper.

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. A DAMSON & ROBB 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. "DATHING caps. We hare four lines of the best quality rubber only from 3/6 to 7/6. These -will last several seasons. —W. G. Strange, Chemist. 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. A REMINDERI 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 cordial that absolutely annihilate# colds. You must get it from Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High Street, Hawera. ARE your hands soiled and grained with housework? Use Aneta Emollient and you’ll be surprised with the results. —Strange, Chemist. A REMEDY which haß had phenom- '“■ enal success as a cough and influenza cold cure is Monk’s Balsam Remember the name and get a bottle when next passing.—G. H. Westwood Chemist, High St., Hawera. A GIFT for your boy or girl. A camera makes a record of your pleasures and parties. A constant source if joy.—W. G. Strange, High Street, Sawera.