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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 31 March 1928, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. Undir tba Foital *»*ul»tloui aorra*londanea addressed to a aom-da-pluma. o» artth initials only, to aara of any Foal Office, will not ba forwarded from offiea Of poitlm. If advertlaara da not dealra to diaeloaa their aamea they may harr rapllaa addraaaed aara of *'ffhs dtar." all maa will ha forwarded «a adrartlaar. "YyAiiM 'Woollies for the wee ones.— *" Dainty little baby coats from 5/6, in. wool,; caps and bonnets to match; brush wood oreechette suits, two-tone effect for little toddlers in pretty shades; wool coats and caps, reasonably priced, all sizes; children's all-wool cardigans, 16in to 24in, from 6/11; cream Teddy coats in a large variety of styles and prices, from Him to 24in; coloured coats for the infant up to maid's,- 3yin.; warm underclothing for children now opening in vests, corns, bloomers, petticoats, liberty bodices, socks, hand-made woollies, bonnets, capes, coats, dresses, pilehers; a great assortment just opened at Miss Stewart's, High fcit. Yy ANTED Known —One handsome 1 oak cabinet gramophone; -beautifully toned instrument; special price £25 10s. Will make a handsome wedding present. Smaller sized gramophones in stock at Hart's. Come and near them -played. Also good assortment of records. —Hart’s, High St. and Dnion St.; also at Opunak'e; 'phone 2790. YyANTED Known—Just arrived new K.. -record by Master E. Dough, the boy chorister, “I waited for the Dord" and “O Cony?, Everyone that Thirsteth.’’This is the same soloist who sings “Hear My Prayer,” 12-inch record 7/6 at Dixon’s. VyANTED Known—To our numerous ;. J customers we extend our sincere thanks for your patronage in the past and solicit' the privilege of supplying your requirements in the New ¥ear. A trial from any new customers will be appreciated. Our stocks are large and of the best quality, our prices cannot be beaten, and satisfaction is guaranteed if you place your orders with Builoek’s Big Store, Princes Street; ’Phone 2296. Vy ANTED Kao nw—Just arrived new - record by Master E. Lough, the boy chorister, “I waited for the Dord” and “O Come, Everyone that Thirsteth. ” This is the same soloist who sings “Hear My Prayer,” 12-incb record 7/6 at Dixon’s. Vy ANTED Known—Men’s Wool Bathing Costumes, good quality, usual price J.O/11, 21/-, now 7/6, 12/6 at Harr op’a ."Je. YyANTiID Known Oddments in L - - Men ’a Coloured Neglige Shirts, usual price up to 12/9, now 5/11, 7/6, 8/1-1 at Harrop’s Sale. - tyANTED Known—To our numerous customers we extend our sincere thanks for your patronage in the past and solicit the privilege of supplying your requirements in the New Year. A trial from any new customers will be appreciated. Our stocks are large and or the best quality, our prices cannot be beaten, and satisfaction is guaranteed if you place your orders with Bullock’s Big Store, Princes Street; ’Phone 2296. W ANTED Known —Men’s Fancy Sox - T -in fashionable designs and colourings, usual price up to 0/6, now 2/6 to 'S/ll at Harrop’a Sale. VyANTEjL> Known —To our numerous customers we extend our sincere thanks for your patronage in the past and solicit the privilege of supplying your requirements in the New Year. A trial from any new customers will be appreciated. Our stocks are large and or the best quality, our prices cannot be beaten, and satisfaction is guaranteed if you place your orders with Bullock’s Big Store, Princes Street; ’Phone 2296. SITUATIONS WANTED. married man, do anything, go anywhere. Apply WANTED—Work by *■' -do anything, go an; Bell’s i Store, Glover Bo ail, Vy ANTED —Dresses and all kinds of L J sewing. Apply Mrs Sutton, 57 Wilson .Street; ’Phono 2475. POE SAiuS. ■pOB Sale—Late model 2| h.p. Doug- ■ • las motor cycle, electric light; guaranteed in good- order; cash or terms. Apply J. B. Henson, Glover Bead, Hawera; ’PEone 2497. POB Sale—-Rubber Tyred Dominion * ’ -Gig, as new. Bing ’Phone 29036, Hawera. POR Sale—s-roomed bouse with, all 4 conveniences and -half-acre land; situated, in Dive's Avenue. Write “Reasonable,” Star Office. POB Sale —New record by Master E. * Lough, soloist of Temple , choir “I waited for the Lord,” “O-Come Everyone that Thirsteth,” also “Hear My Prayer” by same soloist. 12-ineh record 7/6 at Dixon’s. POB Sale —Latest designs in pouch '*■ Handbags, the colours are mad-e to match your shoes. We have just opened a beautiful selection, prices 13/6 to 32/6. Liddington’s, High Street, Hawera. POB Sale —Indian Prince -motor-cycle -'*• late model; owner must sell; £25 cash, or near offer. Address at Star Office. POB Sale—ldeal building section; central; exceptionally easy terms. G. M. Henderson, Morrissey -Street. POR Sale —Young eow, in milk, sound, *“■ and very quiet; cheap. Address at Star Office. POB Sale —Two horses, well broken; '*■ young, any trial; also waggon, in good order. S. Moreland, Alton. Sale—New record by Master E. Lough, soloist of Temple choir “I waited for the Lord,” “O Come Everyone that Thirsteth,” also “Hear My Prayer” by same soloist. 12-inch record 7/6 at Dixon’s.

C. C WARD, LTD.. Hawera. FINAL LADIES’ HEAVY CREAM VESTS; short sleeves; a boiling cotton vest in a winter weight; these are a genuine large size and good length; a proved wearer—Usually 3/6 Final Price 2/8 LADIES’ BLACK and TAN RUBBER COATS; usually selling 25/6; all sizes, including out-size, 44in. to 50m. lenglh— Usually 25/6 Final Price 9/11 LADIES’ CREAM FUJI BLOOMERS; pure silk Fuji; good wearing; double sewn seam; this is unbeatable value; small women’s and women’s sizes—Worth 5/11 and 6/11 Final Price all 3/11 pair LADIES’ COTTON VESTS; Cumfy cut top; no sleeves; good size and proved wearer; this value is unbeatable— Usually 1/11 each Final Price 1/3 each LADIES’ FANCY GAUNTLET GLOVES; a smart imitation suede glove; just arrived; newest shades and a variety of gauntlets—Our usual 2/6 and 2/11 qualities Final Price 1/11 pair LADIES’ COLOURED CASHMERE HOSE; all best shades of Champagne, Beige, Nude, Fawns, Black; a useful wool house stocking—Usually 2/6 Final Price 1/11 pair LADIES’ GUIPURE EDGED LACE HANDKERCHIEFS; a dainty white handkerchief; edged with Guipure lact; these are bargains—Usually 1/- each Final Price 6£d eqch Fancy Department Bargains— Croehet Edged Face Cloths, 7£d each; Ladies’ Fancy Garters, ll£d pair; School Handkerchiefs, 6 for 1/-; Tablets Pure Camphor, 4 cakes for 6d; Bundles of Tape, s|d; Brown Real Nappa Gloves, 5/11 C. C. WARD, LTD., Hawera. SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS in Creponella, Voiles, Cotton Georgettes, Art Silk, etc.; all double width—Usual Price 1/11, 2/11, 3/6 Final Price 1/- yard Special Value—BLACK MOUSSELINE SILK;36in. wide; all pure silk. Ask to see this line. Usual Price 5/11 yard Final Price 2/11 yard BRITISH FUJI; ideal cotton material for frocks and underwear, etc./“looks like pure silk”; in shades of Cream, Helio, Blues, Pinks, Greens; 31in. wide—Final Price 1/4| yard LINEN TEA TOWELLING; a fine woven pure linen cloth; 36in. wide. You can’t beat Linen for wear. Usual Price 1/9 yard Final Price 1/4 yard