WANTED KNOWN. A FEW Suggestions embracing both. I style and economy for the wee; folks are mentioned among the many new 'lines now showing at Miss Stew-, art’s. Organdie Bonnets in assorted | shades from 4/11; Hats in Organdie from 6/11; Shawls in a variety o. shapes and colours from 5/11; Pique Caps for boys from 3/6; Fugi Caps from 4/6; Play Aprons irom l/6; Overalls from 2/3; White Poplin Dresses worked in colours, from 4/6; Smocked Triola Dresses from 11/6; Tobralco Dress and Bloomer sets in dainty figured designs; Rayon and Crepe de Chine Dresses in pretty styles, from 26in. 'tOf misses , sizes f new Smocks and Pants for little boys; Fugi Tunics and Pants; Tricoline Tunic Sets; Linen Tunic Sets from 6/11; Fugi Shirts n gma.ll sizes; Navy Pants from 00 size, also Fugi Blouses and Jumpers for school weaT; Britway uniforms and Plannel Blazers at Miss Stewart’s, Hi»h and Victoria St. corner. "VA7" ANTED Known —Waste ends of * - cheese crates and butter boxes for firewood; £2 per truck at Waverley; cash with order. Apply T. \VWait, Waverley. ■VA/ANTED Known —Make it a lay-by ’ at Hart’s. Special reductions for early Xmas shoppers. —Hart’s, High St. and Union St; also at Gpunake. The Cut Rate WANTED Known L J Leads with ‘ ‘ Real Keen Cut Prices.” Terry’s Meail, 41b bags, 2/9; Hercules drink crystals (each packet makes ligals.), 3 pkts 1/3; Sykes’ squash, 1/7; jellies, 6 for 1/-; Glaxo, large 5/10; toilet rolls, 3/6 doz.; household soap, 3 large bars 1/11; egg preserver, 9d tin; Evergloss (the great lino reviver), 2/6; salt, 101 b 1/-; wheat (sack lots), 8/- per bushel; pollard (200’s), 21/-; Nugget, 2/10 doz.; Foster Clarke’s custard, 3 tins 2/9 or 9/11 doz.; Weet Bix, 3 pkts 2/6 or 9/6 doz.; “Sweetweet,” 11a pkt; sardines, large tins, ) for lid; Prizewinner pineapple (cubs or slices), 2 tins 1/1, large tins lOd; jam, 6db tins, 3/11; Bridge cigarettes, now 6d pkt of 10. Our prices have stood the test by being the very best. Rally round the Cut Rate —the Home of Genuine Value, High fc>t., Hawera.
Known —Make it a lay-bj *-■ at Hart’s. Special reductions for early Xmas shoppers.—Hart’s, High St. and Union St; also at Opunake. •\X7~AT\TKD Known The Out Bate J Leads. P&ucy china cup, saucer and plate for 1/3; special line of mirrors (Sin x 6in), either oblong or round, nickel frame (while they last), 4/3; stainless knife sharpeners guaranteed to do the good work, 2/6; we have just opened up a large consignment or ladies’ handbags, latest styles and shades, all marked at the famous Cut Kate’s keen cut prices; .Firth’s stainless knives, dessert, 10/6, tables 12/6 half doz.; Sapolin aluminium, red label, bd tin; Crossed Kish sardines, 3 tins 2/-; Ovaltine, 1/7, 2/S, 4/10; Ovaltine rusks, 2/4; Brook’s cut peel now to hand; sago and tapioca, 6ib 1/9; rice, 41b 1/-; raisins, 3 pkts 1/-; choice peel,* 31bs 2/10 or 1/- lb; Terry’s meal, 41b bags, 2/9; Kornies, 3 pkts 2/11; .English. lose cornflour, 31bs 1/-, 61bs 1/11; Brown and Poison’s cornflour, 9/6 per doz.; caustic soda, 3 21b tins 3/9; parrot food, 9d; mixed grain, 6/11 bush. Every .purchaser of 51bs loose tea is entitled to 1 701 b sugar for 11/6. Start to-day to save on your household needs by .purchasing your requirements from the Cut Bate—the Original Price liedue ers, High St., next Grand Theatre; Union St., next Smith’s Mart. Known—Make it a lay-by L T at Hart’s. Special reductions fori early Xmas shoppers.—Hart’s, High St. and Union St; also at Opunake. SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED—A girl; chiefly to mind L ' children. Address at Star Office. WANTED —A man or boy for farm k work; close to Haw era. Address at Star Office. TX/ANTED —Young girl to assist. Ap. *- ply Mrs A. E. Spratt, Waihi Hoad, Hawera. "VX/” ANTED—Experienced farm band, w ' constant job, wages £2. Apply H. IST. Dudley, Lower Normanby Boad, Manaia. TUNIOB Clerk—We have a vacancy for competent girl with, knowledge ■of sbortbamd and typewriting. Applications in writing to Grant & Co., P.O. Box 137, Hawera. — A capable housekeeper. L Atvtylv 1 * rfcmn'Klfi. fifvn.T Officvft. TOB SAIiE. "POB- Sale —One two-ton waggon; 3in. x tyres; twelve months old; and one waggon horse; any trial. —Leslie Preeee, Matapu. XpOE Sale —Second-hand Piano, £2B, also £3B, at E. Dixon & Co.’s Ltd., Hawera. FOUND. TpOUND—In Victoria Street, portmanteau. Owner earn have same by paying cost of advertisement. —H. P. Dornauf, South Bond, Hawera. WANTED TO BUY. ■WANTED .to Buy—Set Wet B. Batteries, 90-volt, in good order. Address at Star Office. BOARD WANTED. "TVTAN requires board and residence for few months. Private house preferred. “Plumbob, ” c/o Star Office. Under the Postal Regulations correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, or with initials only, to care of any Post Office, will not be forwarded from office of posting. If advertisers do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed care of “The Star," and same will' be forwarded to advertiser.
“FORWARD” COTTON FUJI; a finely woven mercerised Egyptian Fuji, in a range of 24 new season’s shades; specially made to our own order in England; 29-inch— l/2 yard JAPANESE CREPES; this is a pure Crepe; ideal for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear; improves, with washing; full range of shades; 30-ineh—74 d yard; 6/11 dozen PRINTED BEDSPREADS; fawn ground, with printed design in assorted colours; will wash and wear well; guaranteed fast colours—Single Bed 4/6; Double Bed, 7/6 each 54-inch WHITE TWILL SHEETING; 100 yards only of a special job purchase; this is quite good buying for extra change sheets; 54-inch — 1/44 yard PILLOW CASES; made from Horrockses’ Calico; will wash and wear well; size 18 x 28; taped; good value —lOrrd each; 6 for 4/11 CASH DRAPERS, HAWERA C. C« ail Order to LADIES’ CREPE KIMONAS; embroidered back and front; full size and length; large sleeves; in Pink, I-lelio, Saxe, Rose, Sky shades, with White facings— Great Value at 9/11 each CREPE UNDERWEAR keenly priced —Ladies’ Bloomers, good size, 1/6; Ladies’ Nights, full fitting, 2/11; Children’s Bloomers, 12in. to 22in., 1/- to 1/4 pair; full range of good shades. LADIES’ ART SILK POINT HEEL HOSE; a fine gauge, well shaped hose, in wanted shades of Nude, Champagne, Beige, Louvre, etc.— Special at 2/6 pair FANCY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS—Patch Leather Shopping Bags, 1/6 each; Rubber' Cushion Hair Brushes, 1/11; Bath Salts, 2/3 for 1/6; Piver’s Face Powder, 1/6 box; Cusson’s Toilet Soap, 3 largo cakes, 1/“GOLD STAR” HOSIERY; this popular Hose, with Point Heel, in a full range of this season’s wanted shades—Wards’ for Value, 6/11 pair
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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 5 November 1929, Page 2
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