WORK WANTED. WANTED —A position, as housekeeper by a el earn respectable middle-aged woman; good cook. Write ‘ ‘ Reliable, ’ ’ Star* Office. ROOMS WANTED. ■WANTED—One or two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with kitchenette, pantry, bathroom and all conveniences. Address at Star Office. HUMP-WOP JPOxb &Al.i PUR Sale —Piano, in good condition; ££o cash. Write ‘ ‘ L., ’ ’ Star Office. JEpOlt Sale —Indian Scout, 1926 model; absolutely good mechanical order; fully equipped. Price £45 or nearest offer. Apply 12 Erin St., Hawera. DOB. Sale —Good pig dogs; one diold- ' ing dog; two pups. Apply hysons, Criterion Garage. TpOR Sale—Six acres of hay. Apply 1 G. R. Smith, Palmer Road, Ivapuni. pOB Sale—All-round farm, horse; any 1 trial if required. Address at. Star Office. "piOR Sale—7s,ooo good strong boxJ • thorn plants.—A. George, Mantua ■ ; pOR Sale —One tip trailer, carry 35 ‘ cwt., suitable for contractor. Apply Hurxell’s Ltd., Coachbuilders, Hawera. p’OR Sale —Owner left the district; a ' lirst-class second-hand piano, British; will sell at £45 or nearest offer; must be sold speedily. —E. Dixon & Go., Ltd., Hawera.
LOST. I OST —Between Hawera and New Plymouth, on Sunday, number plate, No.. 6G-544. Finder please return to Ford Garage, Hawera. T OST —Two-year-old Jersey heifer; ■*"* tip oft left and Y in right ear. Reward. G. W. Gane, Normanby. T OST —One roll lino by Racecourse; reward. Ring 2147, Cawie. x OST —Between Manawapou Road and Ararata-, one -brown leather handbag; initials E.M.P.; reward. Address at Stax Office. QTRAYED from Boylan Road, Normanby, yellow and white cattle dog. Finder please communicate with N. Jacks or Normanby Dairy Factory. MISCELLANEOUS AFTER all “La Gloria" is the best Gramophone. Then, of course, you i get 5 double-sided records free and 12 months’ supply of needles free. Oh, yes, it must be a “La Gloria." Sole agent for liawera distirct: T. G. Liddington. X~KODAK for the Holidays! Every- "■ body is making pictures and 'having fun without end doing it. Weekend trips and holidays are full of picture chances which you cau easily keep for the future with a Kodak chosen from the latest models at Westwood’s Pharmacy, ISS High'St., Hawera. T>OYS ’ Overcoats foir Winter—We are showing a nice range of these at prices that will suit yon. Also a big variety of Kiddies’ Jerseye in Cream, Cardinal, Putty, Browns and fancy mixtures in all sizes; also Navy Reefer Coats, all sizes; splendid value; all at the right price.—J. C. Robb, Boys’ and Men’s Outfitter.
OOYS' Wear —We have everything a hoy wants to wear; our winter goods are in and the prices are right. See our windows for variety and value. —j\ 0. Robb, Boys' and Men's Outfitter. gif P. VTNNICOMBE, M.T.A., Certifloated Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer (by Music Trades' Association, London), 41 Victoria Street, Hawera (opposite Catholic Church). Orders may be left with E. Dixon & Co., Hawera. Piano, ~ in good order; no deposit, only £l/8/9 monthly to pay and the piano will give satisfaction for the next 20 years. A great opportunity; the deposit has been paid; you will have the advantage. Worth an enquiry.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. '^EALE 7 S Drenches and Paralysis Powders are proven remedies. Purchase your requirements now at Dingle's Pharmacy. k eep Fit on ‘ 1 Maltophos,'' the great tonic and pick-me-up. It strengthens the muscular system and tones up the nerves; wards off 'flu, etc. Bottles at 3/- and 5/-; only at Taits’ Pharmacy, High St., Hawera. M B . Farmer! Re ailments of your stock. You cannot afford to neglect them. Milk fever outfits, Red Water injection and mixture, cattle drenches, paralysis powders, etc., on hand. Our past experience in veterinary study will assist you.—Taits' Pharmacy, High St., Hawera. REAL Face Powder at a price unI equalled; Pivers at 2/- box. See our window.—W. G. Strange, Chemist and Toilet Department. 'T'OILET Special “Fetiche” Face Powder, Tale, Bath Salts and Bath Powder; a real eharming line, 4/6 to 8/6 at Strange’s only, the Chemist. jyjß Farmer ! Consult us on your veterinary medicines for horse, cow, pig or dog. We have selected formulae equal to- none. Results will tell! —Tait’s Pharmacy, High St., Hawera. TOIN our Lending Library; newest novels, clean books, small subscriptions.—Liddingtons’s Lending Library, Hawera. \
jPOR Prescriptions and Medical requirements —W. G. Strange, M.P.S., Hatvera. Dav High Street, 2481; night ’phone 2C26. ’phone PAPE .Tuice from Palestine; a real food tonic; 17 per cent, grape sugar; very palatable and mild laxative; for infants. :'/■ per bottle at Strange’s.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 19 August 1929, Page 2
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