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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 10 March 1934, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known —The Cut late L Y* J Leads! Taranaki’s original jSrico reducers. The firm who reduced the cost of living throughout Taranaki about 13 years ago and has kept prices down ever since. Being recognised today as the “Farmers’ Shopping Centre, ” invites the fanners and wage earners throughout the province to link up and share in our big bargains. You may hear talk, of efforts being ma io to stop our supplies of certain articles but such efforts always prove abortive, but the mere fact that efforts are made from time to time is proof in itself who the genuine price reducers are and ask yourself, Mr Farmer, why should supplies .be denied any firm because ■they seek to cut out extravagance and give the farmers and wage earners •better, value, but never worry, our supplies will never be stopped. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade. \YTA.NTED Known—Somerset House V rates reduced! Permanent boarders-, sharing room, £1 2s 6d; singles, ladies or gents, £1 ss. Tariff, 8s a day. Ail rooms thoroughly renovated. Handy to railway station and town. Aptly termed “A home away from home.” Known Two excellent * , Pianos for sale at E. Dixon & Co., Ltd. , Hawera: 1 Broadwood Piano, 1 Brinsmead Piano. Both in excellent order. A chance for a person with the cash tO' secure a real bargain that would serve the family for fifty years.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. \\T ANTED Known —The Cut Bate - - Leads! Yes, the Farmers’ Shopping Centre has been again complimented this week upon another triumph. The farmers in the past year or two have found it advantageous to have blocks of salt spread about for the cows licking and, incidentally, the farmers have been paying 12/- upwards for same, but now the O.ft.P. has put stocks of these blocks in and our price is 9/- each, not 12/-. This is just another evidence ot what we can save you, Mr Farmer. It is not on one article we save you money, but on everything in Groceries, Drapery, Mercery, Boots, Shoes,, Inflations, Pollard, 'Wheat (genuine), American Oats, etc. We .save you money on every purchase. Men’s Working Shirts, genuine twist, 2/11; (Men’s Working .Nap Trousers, 4/11; Men’s English Wool Socks, 3 pairs 2/9; Men’s Felt Hats, 4/11; Ladies Locknit Bloomers 2/9, O.S. 3/3; Fully Fashioned Hose. 3/6; Art .Silk Hose, 1/3 per pair. We are still offering Blankets at old prices—■ nothing has been advanced. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade.

WORK WANTED. YOUNG Lady desires situation in or' near Hawera. Hull particulars to Star Office. XO XtEX. LET—4-roomed bungalow; every „ convenience.—l 6 Burn St., Nola.nto;wn, .or ring 2064. LET—Showroom, in Opunake Power Board Buildings, Opunake. Apply Secretary. LET—S-roomed house, with con-1 veniences; car shed. Apply 117 Albion Street. 'Phone 28512. iT o LET—Ohawe, 4-roomed cottage, conveniences, garage, partly furnished; permanent tenant, 10/-. —Box 313, Hawera, 'phone 28874. BOARDERS WANTED. Wanted Single room, telephone, central. Address at Star Office. FINANCIAL. Y£ONEY Troubles Solved! I advance any sum same day you apply; absolute privacy; on furniture, motor cars, P.N.'s. Your own terms of repayment. Lowest interest. “Privacy,” Box 44, Wanganui. r |' 1 HE Permanent Building Society of New Zealand offers £IOOO free of interest by ballot with eight other alternative proposals. Booklet free.— National Brokers of N.Z., Ltd., Swanson Street, Auckland. —2 I !■ |„,I , FOR~SALE~ “ jpOR Sale—s-seater Eord in good running order; reasonable. Apply 14 Caledonia Street. jP'OeT Sale —Steel-shafted brassie and spoon; first-class condition; cheap. —‘ /5.C.A.,” Star Office. Sale—Two excellent Pianos by two of England's best makers, John Broadwood, also John Brinsmead Piano. Great opportunity to secure a high-class piano at a distinctly low price for cash. —E. Dixon & Go., Ltd., Hawera. ~piANO Snip ! The oldest maker in England, John Broadwood & Son. Piano as good as new; beautiful tone. To see is to buy;, price tempting for cash. Do not miss this if you want something really good.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. j r°s. Sale—John Broadwood & Son Piano. Bright brilliant tone; would last for fifty years; such excellent workmanship. Inspection invited. Will accept low price for cash.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. QOING Grey? Use Rachel Tonic and; -"® look 10 years younger. Not a dye or:'a'stain; 3/6 bottle.—Taits' Pharmacy. —3 J)YEING Waves Money! Save yours by using ‘ * Gilseal” Dyes, suitable for cold or hot water; reliable and true to colour; 1/- packet. Good value.— Taits’ Pharmacy.

jgATHIN G beauties secure hair-free skin by using Velvet Mitten Hair Remover. Guaranteed to remove hair by harmless mechanical action. 2/3. Obtainable from W. G. Strange, Chemist. —3 cured in month. An ex- * Canterbury resident, Mr A. Greenfield, 159 Oxford Street, Sydney, writes to state that after one month's treatment with R-U-R he has been entirely free from 'Neuritis, from which he suffered severely. R-U-R is the only rheumatic remedy sol'd with a money-back guarantee. Askfor free booklet from W.. G. Strange, Chemist. JpiEES—speedy relief. Zann Double Absorption Treatment works wonders. Generous trial sample for sixpence.—Zann Proprietary, Box 952 M, W ellington. ■ —l Under me "Postal Regulations correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plnme. or! with initials only, to care of any Post Office, will not Vie forwarded from office] of posting. If advertisers do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed oaro at “The Star,” and feme will be forwarded to advertiser. |