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Hawera Star, Volume L, 6 August 1930, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN j "VIXANTED Known The Cnt Bate j ■' V Leads! Do all your purchasing at the Cut Bate of Hawera and laugh at] the Budget. Best la sugar, 701 b. bag 7/11 with 51bs of tea; petroleum jelly, for the cows’ teats, 41b tin 1/11 (how much do you pay?); jelly crystals, 7 for 1/-; the famous C.M.G. sheep tongues, 1/1 per tin or 11/9 doz. tins; best whole head rice, 51b Hid; Cerebos salt, 8/11 doz.; tinned raspberries, both “K” and “Oak” brands, tin (why pay 1/6?); dessert 'peaches and apricots, large tins, 1/1 each; pineapple chunks sid tin! Instant Postum, 1/11 or 2 tins 3/6; large assortment of English enamel ware landed much under cost, going out cheaper than wholesale prices. Yes, oh yes, the Cut Bate leads. All efforts to get us to put up prices have failed right along the line. We are determined to sell as low as possible, and with your continued support will still further reduce the cost of living. Cheerio! Meet -mo in the Arcade! WANTED Known—For good quality lines in Men’s and Boys’ Wear at the lowest prices try us; we guarantee you’ll be more than satisfied.—W. V. Patterson, Hawera’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Begent St. T>AY OF PLENTY Land Seekers send for catalogue of farms.—A. J. Canning & Co., Whakatane. TWANTED Known Practice economy! Being in the low rent area j enables us to always sell, for less. — Patterson’s, Hawera.’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Regent St. • WANTED Known The Cut Bate Leads! Great slaughter sale still, going strong. Our wonderful aud unprecedented offer to purchasers of our celebrated tea still on. To every purchaser of ISlbs of tea, one bag 701 b. sugar free, free, free. To every purchaser half-chest, 5-4 or 561b5., we give 1 bag sugar, 1 bag rice, 1 doz. C.M.C. sheep tongues, 4 doz. tins peaches, ■} doz. tins apricots, i doz. largo tins pineapple, I doz. jelly crystals, and 1 41b tin petroleum jelly, or, if purchaser desires, 4 bags of la' sugar. All our sale prices are still being maintained. The “prophets” said wo would not continue our offers for 30 days, so we, having done more than 30 days, are to continue for still another 30. Watch the “Star' 'for our advertisements and save hard cash. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! /WANTED Known Our Suits-to-measure with a “fit on” before irishing are the talk of the district, rve pounds, see us, about your next lit.—Patterson’s, Hawera’s Cheapest lothing Store, Begent St.

TO LET. rpo Let —Furnished bedroom; electric light, open fireplace; separate entrance. Apply 67 Wilson Street. rro LET —Furnished bungalow, ply 127 Victoria St. AprpO LET —5 rooms, all conveniences, X Princes St. Extn, 27/-; 5 rooms, High St. (next Club), 30/-.; Douglas St., 'Nolantown, small cottaage, all conveniences, 10/-. —Grant & Co., opp. P.O. IV’OBMANBY —acres land with good 6-roomed house. Will rent for term or on monthly tenancy,— Grant & Co., opp. P.O. QHGP to Let—ln Princes St., with living rooms (next Taylor, Watchmaker); rent 20/- per wee;k., Apply to Mr Taylor for key. AWANTED to Let—4-roomed house. Address Star Office.

TOri SAT.iI? F OR Sale—Oakland tourer in good running order, good hood and curtains, three new tyres. Price £2O or nearest cash offer. Address Star Office. SETTING'S Prize Black Orpingtons, 'Campines, Fa|wn Runner Duck*, '7/6; Drakes, Campine 'Cockerels, £1; Orders taken Day-oldl 'Chicks, Ducklings, 1/6. —Mrs Prank Warren, Rata Street, Ha,wera. T>OT plants —Wanted to sell, 200 Cyclamen, ilowering. Also 2000 flower pots, dry Begonia toilers, ferns and other glass house .plants. Apply 30 Cainlbria iStrcet, Hawera. ' POE Sale—6s-gallon Alfa Laval sepJL arator and 8 lOgal. cream cans; only done one season. Address at Star Office. XpOlt Sale —One cord mairc firewood, £4 pet cord or £2/2/6 half-cord; Rata, £3/5/- or £l/15/- half-cord delivered. —J. Bishop, No. 268 High St., Geary's Wood Yard. ipOR Sale —Why pay more? Some excellent. Sewing Machines; kept in repair for five years free of charge; if required; eveTy machine guaranteed for ten, years; prices are right; from £l>3 cash. —E. Dixon & Co., L'td., Hawera. TIT ANTED Known —Piano, £25 cash; ■' ’ 20/- deposit and 15/- monthly. Gall early at Dixon and Co., Ltd., Hawera. "POR Sale—*A second-hand P-layer Piano, with Rolls ’and Stool in oak case; maker, Stroud Pianola; _ a snip for cash, worth while to make inquiry.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., HaweTa. ■C»OR Sale—Snip, Begg & Co. Piano, £45 cash; so good we mill allow all money paid if exchanged for a new piano within tw'o- years. —E. Dixon & Co., Ltd. JPOB Sale—Taupiri Coal, 16/- quarter ton; Rata Firewood, 4ft lengths, £2 10s cord, Ift lengths £3 5s cord; delivered within 4 miles of Eltliam.— Norris & Son; General Carriers, Eltham. Under tne Postal Jtegntation3 correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, or pith initials only, to care of any Post )ffice, will not be forwarded from office f posting 1 . If advertisers do not desire o disclose their names they may have eplies addressed care of “The Star," and ' ame will be forwarded to advertiser. 1

THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MONEY-SAVERS WE OFFER. EVERYTHING REDUCED AT THIS KEEN SHOPPERS ARE SAVING AT WARD’S

A Frock Special—Ladies’ Flannel Frocks. Smart styles. All newest colourings. Made from all-wool Doctor Dress Flannel. See them. Must he cleared. Were 25/6 to 27/6 each. Winter Sale Special, Women’s 16/11, O.S. 17/11 Children’s All-Wool Hose. Three-quarter. All Wool Cashmere and Ribbed qualities. Black and colours. Sizes 5, 6 and 7 only. Don’t miss them. Sale Price, All 1/81 pair Ward’s for Keen Sale Prices in Fibre Lunch Cases. All sizes in stock.

e. e. WRRf) Limited* New Plymouth, Hawera and Eltham FRESH ODDMENTS AND “SPECIALS.” MAIL YOUR ORDER. PAY CASH AND PAY LESS.