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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 2 November 1933, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. IMMEDIATE PRIVATE LOANS LOWEST INTEREST! EASIEST REPAYMENT! FAIR TREATMENT 1 f Furniture, Pianos, Radios, Deeds, Stock, Motor Gars and all classes of Chattel' Securities — WITHOUT REMOVAL. NORTHERN LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY. ’Phone 3604, P.O. Box 390, MARIA PLACE WANGANUI

NEW STOCKS ! VOU must SEE to believe that such patterns and shades in WALLPAPERS exist. The prices are exceptionally low. Get our estimate for your work. RASMUSSEN work is known all over the district. £<HAS. JJASMUSSEN, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR. (Near Symes’ Mill) ’Phone 2701 PRINCES STREET, HAWERA.

THREE GOOD USED CHEVROLET TRUCKS !a^nii PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES. R. H. L EECE ~ s C°> L™ CHEVROLET DISTRIBUTORS, H A W E R A.

pKOMPT pARCEL gERVICE. RICHARDS’ GARAGE. • ’PHONE 28622 ,pilo3sr ' E TRAVELLERS ! LOOK !! ! THIS IS WHAT WE DO FOR A BOB! l/1. -Collect Your Luggage. 2. Deliver to Station. 3. Cheek same through to Your Destination. 4. Secure Your Train Tickets. 5. Return Tickets and' Cheeks to you in time for you to walk to the Station. AND—ALSO—WE— DELIVER. Parcels, Packages, Cases, Etc., Etc., Delivered Anywhere in -Haw era. for 6 D 6 D SATURDAY SPECIAL NIGHT DELIVERY. At Your Service till 10 o’clock. USE THE TELEPHONE L. S. POLSON PRINT SELLER & PICTURE FRAMER. UNION STREET, HAWERA. Opp. Newton King’s. PRAMES rcgilded, mirror repairs, woodwork repairs, circular glass cutting, sharpening hand-saws, scissors, etc. “Pag” floorstain and furniture renovator. Try our background black for tinsel pictures, 1- bottle. Gilding and silvering evening shoes. , P|YEING! Overcoats and Costumes dyed beautiful east, Navy Blue or j Black, 7/6 (plus postage).— W. G. Haggie & Co., Dyers and Cleaners, Wanganui Estd. 15 years. Xu R I OF THE A OTEA CANOE By JOHN HOUSTON, LLB. ALL BOOKSELLERS • and “HAWERA STAR” OFFICE. Price One Shilling, IMPORTANT. A ll communications to the “ Star” of a business nature should be addressed to “The Manager.” Contributions and correspondence for the literary columns should be addressed to “The Editor.” Note. —On no account should communications, either business or lite'ary, be addressed to an individual by name. Use the title, not the name.