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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8096, 27 September 1904, Page 1

\l7 ANTED TO LEASE OR *" SELL— 1400 acTes, Awakino, river frontage (steamer calls t at regular intervals), about 900 acres in grass, subdivided into 14 paddocks, 300 acres ploughabJe, a houses, and all necessary outbuild- - ings. Small factory plant and 80 ' I cowb may be taken over if desired. Lease 5 years at 4/ per acre, or freehold £± js per acre; /2oo_ , cash. Apply Brooking and Black, Land Agents, Stratford, ANTED TO LbT— iooacrc^ Toko district, 4-roomed house, cowshed, and other outbuildings, x mile from school, a from factory. Lease 5 years, 10/ per acre; purchasing clause £g. A bargain. Apply Biooking and Black, Land Agents, Stratford. WANTED TO SELL- FancY Goods Business, doing cash turnover £2000 a jear; ingoing about No better spec in the market. Apply Brooking & Black, Land Agents, Stratford. WANTED, by young m&v, ' employment of any kind; good milker. Apply Mra Harrison, ' Coffee Palace. I "W7"ANTED, a smart lad. w7IT. > ; ' VV Wallace, Hawera. < T¥7 ANTED, furnished house Tor , W rooms. Address " Z.,' ' Hawera Commercial Agency. o \e ' \ .j* ' WANTED, a Situation aV^ ' Butter-maker or assistant ' in a factory ; first-clafß testimonials (single man). Address "W.M.," Anderson's Private Hotel, Palmerston. North. ANTEDTlmmediately, good Milker. Mrs C. Brown, I Ngaire. - WANTED the pnbhc to know that W. S. Dustin is catering at the Wanganui Races. Firstclass luncheon and afternoon tea. WANTED KNOWN — Fan^ . cotton zephyrs, dress linen, grass lawn, Panama linen, check muslins, fancy white muslins to be seen in great variety at W. Spence's, /j Economic. : \\r ANTED KNOWN -1 he ▼ T Showroom is full of new straw hats, new sailors, and over ■■ 30 pretty trimmed hats. W. "* Spence, Economic. \M ANTED KNOWN"— "Jus t landed 100 pieces of indigo prints, in spot and floral designs; the finest and best value ever ' shown, 6Jd and yd. W. Spence, Economic. \A/ ANTED KNOWN Q TT landed 12 dozen of straight-^ / fronted ribbon and belted corsets, from 2/ii to 12/6. W. Spence,, Economic. • ' ! \/U ANTED KNOWN — That * T Poultry Salvitis facilitates ? egg production. The Mart, Regent " street. vy ANTED KNOWN — Our :) YT popular 3 guinea Medicine M Chests are invaluable to farmers | The Mart, Regent street. AA/ ANTED KNOWN— To in- -\ , vest in one of our Easy \ Chairs is to make life worth living, i The Mart, Kegent street. ■ :, ■\A/ ANTED KNOWN— A good *< vv Tweed Suit at £^ gives j satisfaction without unduly taxing i the. pocket. The Mart, Kegent 7j street. • j k - «jy ANTED KNOWN— It will ;.? pay you to get quotations for ' \ Furniture of all descriptions at \ The Mart, Regent street. ' \A/ ANTED KNOWN— Algerian ** seed Oats and Produce of all kinds at The, Mart, Regent \ street. \ VA/ ANTED KNPWN— For the \ vv next few days all new goods to hand will be sold at sale! Rem- { • nants at about a quarter their original prices. At McLeod's, Cash Drapery Company, High , street. ♦ -jj ANTED KNOWN— That E gj J. Shrimpton, Normanby, stocks Tussicura, Witch's Oil, Mountain King Asthma Powder, J Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice, Witch's ' Herbal Ointment. ANTED KNOWN— That F.Gapper, of Kaponga, is agent for Tussicura, Witch's Oil, Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice, Mountain King Asthma Powder. ANTED KNOWN —Just arrived, a fine lot of Men's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel. The Goods will be sold at the lowest cash price, and do not want puffing to sell. Tell the truth and shame the devil. Call at the Homestead Store, Normanby, and see for your* selves. WANTED, every Driver to remember his vehicle is not completely equipped without the Clapham Horse-holder. No holder, no insurance; no insurance, no « policy 1 f | W ANTED KNOWN— AII kinds v * of Dress Goods, cloaks, mil- ; linery, and fancy goods at half' t price for the last few days of sale t at McLeod's, Cash Drapery Com- ' pany. : , TXT ANTED KNOWN — Excep- , vv tional bargains in sheeting, '■ shirtings muslins, prints, flannelettes, tablings, galateas, etc., for the. next few days at McLeod's, C&sh Drapery Company, High street. SEPTEMBER. Chocolate Biscuits -6d 1 Cafe-au-Lait 2/* 9 Cafe-Noir a/ I Cherry Wafers ."* ... i/p I Winsor Wafers a/J .■ Kiel Fingers *P m Cream Crackers 6d ■ Iced Wafers • ..-. ... 1/9 •■ SMITH'S /-"IASH QTORE. I A. M. CONROY, I DIBTRIOT AOBNT— \M GOVERNMENT V ACCIDENT INSTJBANC^I DEPARTMENT. : 1 Personal Accident and Employer* M Liability Covers issued. ■ Ofpice :— Opposite Star Offici ■ > HAWERA. Jm I X? URBIU 'Nursery Hair Lotipi* Hi > a ttoMttriay r^^affl harmless prcpaf aQon for ckftßWflM ijOiiH^en't Head*. 1/ bottle O» WalUce'a. ' ?...__^^_ iJfl MRS HOOKER'S S I nl M Dress-mafcltig mid n^ fl « cutting— simplest, mo.^! i-» -Mu-mi^^B and best methods taufthi > (^)K«H 1 c/o G. Murch. Draj . r f It;, |k|j^H