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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 22 February 1928, Page 2

SITUATION* VACANT. X/WANTED —Capable domestic help. Apply Mrs Bruce Joll, Princes St. WANTED TO LEASE. xy ANTED to Bent or Lease —4 or 5roomed house in good locality. Write “ House/ ’ c/o Box 117, Haw era. WANTED to Lease —5 or 6-roomed house; central. Write “Lease,” c/o Star Office. WOKS WANTED. xyANTED.—Work on sheep or dairy farm; good milker; 35/- week wanted. Address Hawera Star. yy ANTED scrub. C. Lysaght, TENDERS. __ Tenders for cutting Por particulars apply B. ’phone 29241. BOARDERS WANTED. TyANTED A lady or gentleman boarder in comfortable home; pii* vate and central. Address at Star Office. TO LET. rpo LET—2-roomed house, scullery and wash-house, copper and tubs, all conveniences. Apply W. *S. Allen, 42 Tawhiti Bond, Nolantown. STRAYING. OTRAYING on Henson’s Estate, a ~ number of lambs for several days. Apply Mrs Henson, Glover Boad. POR SALE. _______ POR gale—l4-gallon copper and quantity second-hand bricks. What offers? Apply 74 Disraeli St. pOR Sale—Liste.r engine, 2£ h.p., with Bosch magneto, in perfect order; cheap for cash.—Martin Power, Kaponga; ’phone 55. POR - Sale—Child’s cot, rimu; nearly new. —48 Collins St. "DEARS, Bon Chrctian, dessert or bottling, now at their best, 8/6 521b3. for two weeks only; Gravenstein apples, .7/6 bushel, rail paid.—J. Waterhouse, Te Kauwhata. POB Sale—Allison Piano, English, cash price £2Q. Will sell, no deposit, 13/8 per month. Quite suitable for a beginner. Also Organ £2O, same terms, at Dixon’s. POB Sale—Bohm Piano, £47 10s cash. Terms: Deposit £3 and £1 3s Id monthly. Bluthner Piano, £45 cash at Dixon’s, Hawera. POR Sale —Jefferson Piano, cash £55; in splendid order. Terms: Deposit £5 and £1 7s Id monthly. Also Collinson Piano, £55 cash, at Dixon’s, Hawera. pOR Sale—Sewing Machine, Rotoscillo, desk pattern, £ls; Vickers, £l2; Dixon, £l2; New Home, £l3. Why pay more? Every machine kept in repair for live years free of charge. Ten years guarantee at Dixon’s, Hawera. PERSONAL. jyjOLLY: Don’t despair. The chocolate he bought may not mean that he has poor taste. Take a Cadbury’s ilb block next time you go to the theatre and watch him jump at the hint. — Pat. WILL Gentlemen who go out for a smoke during the interval remember that ladies like a Cadbury’s -Jib block to nibble when left alone. Fairplay’s a jewel. mSCELLANEO-aS. XT T> STETSON HATS in the new'- * * est brown and grey colours; these are the very newest and smartest on the market, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TT T> EVENING SHOES now * opened in the newest gold, silver, black, satin, black brocade, with the newest low heel and Louis heel —New Zealand Clothing Factory, Haw-era. TT D SOLID LEATHER suit cases * for presentations, 69/6, 75/-. Leather attache cases, presentation rugs— at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TJD OILSKIN OVERCOATS Tn * the best oiloy canvas, riding shapes, 57/6; boys’ canvas overcoats — at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TT T> UNDERWEAR, men’s knee •*"*■•'*'*• cellular drawers, 6/6; singlets, 6/6; these are reduced prices and good wear—New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. "LARGE SIZE shirts, trousers, suits, underwear, largo ts, large boots; we eater in Hawera - big men —at the New Zealand othing Factory Hawera. .R YEN’S Wear at Adamson & Robb’s is always attractive because you e the latest in ties, shirts, sox, hats, ncy handkerchiefs, sports wear, hats, ps, etc., and all at the right price. ATEURITIS ' Strange’s Neuritis Cachets, a Teal remedy and a friend to scores of sufferers; 3/- and 5/6 per box.—W. G. Strange, chemist. HAW’S Popular Sale of everything in men’s and boys’ wear starts uirsday morning, the 23rd, at 9 a.m. .is is where you get real bargains.— e Busy Shop, High St.