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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 16 July 1929, Page 2

WA2TTSD KNOWN. ANTED Known Stocktaking --throw-outs at bargain .prices:— Ladies' crepe bloomers from 1/11; crepe nights from 2/11; crepe dressing jackets from 2/11; dressing gowns fronn 5/11; woven cotton bloomers, 1/9; large i size heavy cotton vests from 1/9; winceyette and flannelette nights from 5/11; Shetland wool nights reduced from 15/11 to 5/11; vests at 2/11; heavy woollen bloomers at 3/11; oddments in corsets from 1/11; corselettes, 4/11; brassieres from 1/9; viyella, Clydella, Aza, Karitane and Doctor flannels, winceycttes, and all materials for ladies’ and children’s wear kept in stock at Miss Stewart’s High and Victoria Sts. corner. TV/ ANTED Known —His Master’s .Voice sensational success ‘ ‘ Show Boat” Records. Mr Paul Robson, whose singing of ‘ l Ol ’ Mon River” in ‘'Show Boat” at Drury Lane has had much to do with its success. These have arrived at Dixon’s Ltd. VX/ ANTED Known The Cut Rate ’ Leads. Now and again efforts are made'to block our supplies to enable price fixation; however, we do not lie down to this sort of stuff and generally “bring home the bacon.” “Sunflower” gobds now to hand—’prices smashed. “Sunflower” apricots, 1/1 large tin; “Sunflower” peaches, 1/- largo tin; “Sunflower” raisins, 3 pkts 1/-; “Sunflower” baking powder (large tin), no need to purchase 10/- worth of goods to obtain this, 1/- tin; compressed yeast, 9d; English malt, 21b jars, 2/9, with oil 2/11; Nazol, 1/5; M.I.M. (the great influenza mixture), 2/3; Lane’s Emulsion, 2/2 and 3/11; Horsburgh’s Monarch Cough Cure, 1/4, 2/3, 3/11; Swansdown powder, 1/4. We have the largest assortment of Yates’ famous seeds in the district. Get yours now from the official local agents —The Cut Rate. One shop only in Union St.; main shop next Grand Theatre.

\\/ANTED Known —Special concesL '*'sion on Kotoscillo Desk Pattern Sewing Machines!, £l4/14/-; less 'lO per .cent, for cash for one month only. Why pay more! All Machines guaranteed; Treadle JVtaehines from. £l2. At E. Dixon and 00., Ltd.

‘Vy'ANTED Known The Cut Kate Leads ! Our prices command attention. 1A sugar, 3d lb or 121bs 2/11} pineapple cubes, 6d; Lazenby 's soups (assorted), lOd tin; Mac's herrings in sauce (large tin), 3 for 2/4; sardines (large tins), 3 for 1/-; English cornflour, 31bs 1/-; Silk Cut icing sugar, 12 lbs for 4/9, 61bs 2/6; “Swan" sausages, lOd lb; Foster, Clark's custard, 3 for 2/9 or 9/11 doz.; boiling peas, 51b 1/-; split peas, 61bs 1/9; Bridge cigarettes, 20's, 1/1; “K" peas, 3 tins 2/6; household soap (26 bars), 13/9; Bon Ton seeded raisins, 3 pkts 1/-, 3/9 doz.; Ovaltine, 1/7, 2/8, 4/10; Ovaltine rusks, 2/3; Camfosa,; 1/1; spaghetti (large tins), 1/-; fruit] salad (Oak), 1/3; “K" soup, lOd or 9/3 doz.; tomato pureo (gallons), 3/3; English carbolic soap, 3 cakes lid; Swan ink, 3oz. 1/-; English envelopes, 100 for 1/-; 400-page pads, 1/3. Buying at our prices is as good as money in the bank. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade—The Cut Kate.

FOB BALE. Xj’Oß SALE—Boxthorn, Barbery, Escallonia, Flowering Bed Gums and largo Bottling Gooseberry Trees. —-W. G. Williams, Okaiawa; ’phone 29212. Job" Sale 2-year-old miaicrocarpa trees, splendid line; scarce this season.—D. Hughes, Normanby. WANTED” To Sell—24 h.p7 Lister engine, in good order; and 248 fully paid Joll Dairy Company shares. —A. Uttinger, Ketemarae Boad, Hawera. 'p'Oß Sale—Shingle and sand. —Isaac Bae, Upper Winks Boad, Manaia. ’Phono 118. VX/ANTED Known Second-hand Pianos for sale; Bohm piano and stool, in excellent order; price for quick sale, £so.—At Dixon’s. WANTED TO BUY. '^Y/ AN TED—Two Preston lectors' and a Wearn cow dedrive for separator. Write stating price to Box 19, Okaiawa. SITUATIONS VACANT, "YY^ANTED —Man or youth for dairy farm; machines used. Apply Thomlinson, South Boad. "YY/ r ANTED Girl, about 16, light work, easy place; two in family. Apply Mrs A. O’Beilly, 10 Wellington Street, Hawera. •Ranted —Youth for dairy farm; permanent job to good boy. Address at Star Office. LOST. T OST-—From Meremere, three heifers (2 Jersey, 1 brindle); branded on right rump; reward.—M. Beighton, Meremere. J^OST —On July lltli, one young Tamworth sow; reward for information leading to recovery.—W. G. Lister, Normanby Boad, Manaia; ’phone 128. jr/JST —At Normanby, a dark fawn Jersey cow, answers to name of "Essie”; brand on hip. Apply W. Burton, Normanby. TO LET. ’J’O LET—Furnished bungalow for 12 months. Address at Star Office. fJ’O LET—Vacant room, suitable for office, fireplace and electric light; rent 12/0 per week. Apply Hallonstoin Bros. Ltd., Hawera. Ondsr the Postal Keirnlations oorre ipondenoe addrebaed to a nom-de-pltmie, or with Initial*) only, to care of any Post Office, wil) not ha forwarded from office of posting. If advertisers do not desire to disclose their narnsc they may hnvo replies addressed cars of "The Star," aort jim* will bo forwarded to a4rarU*»r

WARD’S SALE OPENS THURSDAY IF YOU CANNOT CALL, MAIL YOUR ORDER. POST ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH NO GOODS EXCHANGED OR SENT ON APPROVAL C. C. WARD, LTD. Hawera “ Our Business is Strictly Cash ” C. C. WARD, LTD. Hawera