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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 31 October 1933, Page 2

LOST. T OST—Black; patent, shoe between High St., Kawera, and' Pihania. Finder please ring 7R, Pihania. Misnm.i.AWßoaa. for Men's Suits to Measure! Special offer-for the next two weeks: Smart Worsteds from 89/6 to 99/6. Call and inspect the latest and best at the Busy Shop, High Street. CUMMER Shoes !• Ladies ’ White Washable Calf, with' Brown and Blaek Patent Trims.—At Watts', Manaia. r PHE Permanent Building Society of New Zealand offers you £IOOO free of interest by ballot for a first and last payment of £1 per share, plus 5/- entrance fee. Send, for Free Booklet. —G-. Finn, 120 Ridgway St., Wanganui. —6 TJ.REYNESS banished from hair with Rachel Tonic, which revitalises hair roots. Not a dye. 3/6. —Tarts' Pharmacy. —3 "VIEW life for run-down people by ■ taking Harvey's (Mineral Tonic. ■Ozonises whole system. 3/6 month's supply.—W. 'GK. Strange. —o “REAVEIt" is the only Sauce 1 dave give Father! Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand' made. —5 "PRICE'S Fruit Drink Extract reduced] A to 1/- bottle. Grot the bean, forget the rest. ‘ V NETA" Face Powder; the finest texture; does not cake; almost in-j visible; a satin finish powder; 2/6 at Strange's, High St. pHILDREN'S Sandshoes, from 1/11; Hallies’ Tennis Shoes, 2/6 to 4/11; Men's from 2/6 pair.—At Watts’, Ma-

TjIOZEMA banished by taking Har-tro-tr ? c* IVTinornl T'nniip.. Pnrififis blood-stream. 3/6 month's supply.—W. G-. Strange. —5 "VrATUIEAIi Colour resitored to greying> faded hair with Rachel Tonic. Not a dye.. 3/6 bottle.—Taits’ Pharmacy. —1 PXCEKLENT Sauces Both! - ER" Worcester and “T Tomato Chutney. N.Z. Company. BEAV£BEAVER" Made in N.Z. by PREY Hair! Natural colour restored indeteetably with Rachel Tonic. Not a dye. 3/6 bottle.—Taits' Pharmacy. —3 S Sport Trousers, 9/11, - 13/6, 15/6 to 28/6 j Singlets, from 1/- to 10/6; Interlock Wear, 1/11 to 4/11; Locknit, 3/11 to 5/6. We only sell reliable goods at the Busy Shop, High Street. Ol {o

GPRING Tonic! Take Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, which improves your health, in ten days. 3/6. —iW. G. Strange. —5 PRICE’S Emit Drink Extract reduced to 1/- bottle. Get the bedfc, forget the rest. Tonic quickly transforms your grey hair to its original colour and radiance. 3/6 bottle. Taits’ [ Pharmacy. —1 j A SAUCE of Wages! The manu-' facture of ‘‘BEAVER” iSauce keeps many New Zealanders in regular work. ' —5 ‘ ‘ —the name t-nat. ensures ■the highest standard in toilet articles—Face Cream, Powder and Skin Lotion.—-W. Strange, Chemist. £J.REY Hairs disappear when you use Rachel Tonic. Does not dye or stain. 3/6' bottle from Taits’ Pharmacy. —1 1 ‘ ETA" Face Cream, a real cream that gives a matt finish for powder base; 3/-. —W. G. Strange, High St. >2 ANN Pile Treatment. ' Easily applied ; stops itching, anid bleeding; no operation. Generous free sample sent for 6d stamps.—Zann Proprietary, Box j 952 M, Wellington. i pRICE’S Fruit Drink Extract reduced to 1/- bottle. Get the forget the Test. XT AIR turning Grey? Avoid harmful dyes. Rachel Tonic naturally re stores original colour from hair roots 3/6. —Taits’ Pharmacy. —c “ \ NEiTA” Skin Lotion prevents Sun burn and wind'ehap; an ideal skin dressing; 2/6 at Strange’s, the Chemist AWATUNA TENNIS. (SEASON OPENING. | (From Our Own Correspondent.) The Awatuna Tennis Club’s season opening ceremony drew a large attendance, including visitors from Auroa, Piliama, Te Kiri and Mangahume. Mr. Douglas Lind (president) welcomed the visitors and declared the courts open, and a yankee tournament was held. In the final Mr. Hoy Corbett and Miss Tippens beat Mr. Kedgley and Mrs. Farquhar junr. At the annual meeting of the club Mr. D. Lind presided over a good attendance and gave an account of the year’s activities. The .election off officers resulted: President, Mr. D. Lind; secretary, Miss Farquhar; committee, Messrs Kedgeley, R. Corbett, W. Dormer, D. Lind, J. Wade, Mrs. G)ranvi.l'le, Mrs. Nitccolls and Mrs. Farquhar junr.; club captain, Mr. R. Corbett. PERSONAL. Miss Basin and Miss Lawson, of Wanganui, spent Labour week-end as jthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lind and did a good deal of motoring I around the mountain.