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Hawera Star, Volume L, 16 February 1931, Page 2

WAITED KNOWN ■\XTANTED Known The Cut, Bafo TAL-"Leads with .more keen prices that 'will help you make up the loss you are "making on your butter and choose. -Choicest dates, 4lba for ICkl; 1A sugar, Ci/9 per 701 b bag with 51bs of tea; best wholehead rice, 561 b bag 7/0 or slbs 10id; dessert fruits, peaches and apricots, large tins, .1/1 per tin. Why pay more? Dessert fruits, assorted, 11/3 doz.; salmon, largo tins, 3 for 2/8; Dentrifice, 3 lins 1/2 or 3/11 doz. tins; C.M.O. sheep tongues, 1/1 tin. Why pay l/fi? 3 tins 3/- or (i tins 5/1.1, or 11/9 doz.; Boots’ aspirins, 5d bottle, 3 for 1/1 or 3/9 doz.. Watch us slaughter prices. Watch imitators try to chase us and watch thorn being left. Pollard, full 2001 b sark 13/11 or 13/9 taking 5 •or more sacks; lard, best quality, BLI lb. or 31b 2/-; choicest cooked ham, 1/11 lb, 3lbs 5/3; the world’s famous Dr. Watson’s Liver Salts, only .1/- tin; Peroxide, 5d bottle, 3/1.1 doz.; large size sold elsewhere at 3/G, our price .1/- only; crystal shells for moths and other pests, our price 9 for 2/- or 14 for 3/-. Always remember you can buy it fresher and cheaper at the Cut Bate. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! WANTEI)”KiTowir~ The Cut Bate ' V Leads! Sunlight soap, large, pkt, .1/1; 701 b 1A sugar free, free, free with 13lbs of tea; baking powder, full size, 1/3; honey, now season’s, 9d lb; jelly crystals, 7 for .1/-; Silver Fern tobacco, mild, 1/3; Hudson’s powder, 8 for 1/-; Brown & Poison’s cornflour, pkts, S/ll doz., loose 31bs 1/- or 3/6 doz. lbs; prime bacon sides, 8d lb or 7£d taking 2 sides; bath soap, 7 for 1/-; coat hangers, 7 for 1/2; envelopes, 5 pkts for 1/-; Ovaltine, 1/8, 2/ 9and 4/11; Brunswick sardines, 3 for lOd; Pcpsodent, 1/2, large 1/11. Why pay 2/6? Preserving jars, half-gal. 12/6 doz., quarts, S/6 doz., pints 7/- doz.; jelly jars, 2 doz. for 6/3. We will always be lowest in prices. Watch the windows in Hawera. Compare the different prices and count up what you would lose by purchasing elsewhere. Co rdinls, all kinds, all flavours, 1/- nom. qts. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! wobu wArryEix Gardening, hedges, lawns, digging, etc.; reasonable rates; recommended. Apply E. St. Quentin, ’phono 2325. Address, 15 Princes St.

FOB SALE. 17 OR Sale —A Jersey cow; second ealver; close to profit; guaranteed sound and quiet. 'Phone 28561. YyAN'TE'D - to iSell —A five-seatcr car, , * in good running order; cheap for cash; can be inspected and trial given any evening after six. Address Star Office. jpoiT Sale —On behalf of a client, a Singer sewing machine, “66," latest style; condition perfect. Price £lO. —D. McCormick & Co. 17 OR Sale—A Jersey Cow; second ealver; close to profit; guaranteed sound and quiet. ’Phone 28561. J7OR Quick Sale—Light truck and car combined; suitable for farmer or delivery goods; new hood and body. Price £6s.—At Harrell's Ltd., Hawera. T3IANO Tuition! Free for one quarter. We have arranged with music teachers for free tuition on piano to all who purchase a piano from E. Dixon nnd Co., Ltd., during January. 1577 PER Month will purchase a second-hand Piano, suitable for a beginner; only ?./f) per week; no deposit; at E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. Ask about free tuition. 170 R Sale —Taupiri Coal, 16/- quarter ton; Kata Firewood, 4ft lengths, £2 10s cord, Ift lengths £3 5s cord; delivered within 4 miles of Eltham.— Norris & Son. General Carriers. Eltham. WANTED TO LEASE. ANTED Lease—Convenient 5 or 6roomed house, handy school; rent, guaranteed; state lowest terms. — Writo “ Bedrock," Star Office. SITUATIONS VACANT. JIOMESTIC help wanted, housework, washing, cooking, etc., at St. George St., ’Rumania, 8 till 5 daily, midday Saturdays, free Sundays. Writo particulars and references to Mrs Sturrock, St. George St. TO LET. GPO LET—Cottage in Campbell Street; - four rooms; water and gas. Apply J. Ekdahl.

r po LET —Six-roomed liouse; recently renovated, with. every convenience, also garage. Will let for £1 week to approved tenant. ’Phone 2358 or apply 5 Tawhiti Road. iOST J OST—Saturday, between town and ' J Ohawe Bench, small suitcase. Finder kindly return to London Pie Shop. "O~ATTEEKON’S Great Removal Sale J now* on. Men’s wire tweed working shirts, 3/C,; men’s Doctor union underflannels, 3/6; men’s all-wool working shirts, 3 pair 2/0. —Patterson’s. Regent St., Hawera. CKIXS tanned, dyed, manufactured, remodelled in our Workroom, Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 1285. I. M. Jacobs, “Taranaki Quality Furrier. ’ ’ O /Q PER WeeK. will buy a good see0/ ond-hand Piano. Why deny your child a musical education. Call and inspect at E. Dixon & Co.’s, Ltd. Ask about free tuition. T YNX Suits —Unbeaten for fit, style and finish; all sizes in newest weaves. —<T. C. Robb, Hawera. —3 Under tne t-ostai fteguiationa correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plnme. oi with initials only, to care of any Post Office, will not be forwarded from offioe of posting. If advertisers do not desira to disclose their names they may have l * replies addressed care of “The Star,” and l ' same will be forwarded to advertise! •. n

HALF-PRICE Remnants and Oddments For One Week Only C. C. WARD LTD. For One Week Only We have measured up an exceptionally large quantity of Remnants which accumulated during our busy Sum mer Months, and the lot will be cleared at exactly HALF - PRICE!