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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 29 January 1909, Page 1

Wanted*. :- T^TANTED, 1000 Suits to Clewi * » ■ and Press at 6s 6d, Dyeing in all branches. Panama hats a special- _ ity. W. Hawkins and Co., Dyers and s Cleaners Dixon and Bates' rightroffc way), High street, Hawera. - "V\T, ANT£D Known— The "Simplex" * * ' Milking Machine is not dead p yet. Farmers who intend to install . this machine for nest season had bet- . ter hurry up with their orders, as thez-e is a bit of a rush on. J. Blake, Otakeho. T\fANTED to Sell, sideboard, warJ 1 * ' robe, and chest of drawers ; • nearly new ; owner leaving the district ; 1 no reasonable offer refused. Address X., Star office. V/y ANTED, furnished bedroom and T * sitting-room, with conveniences, for sth February. Address "Rooms," office of this paper. T\^ ANTED to Sell, one ton of grapes * * (more or less), properly cultivated; a quantity now ripe. First applicant has the preference. Apply J. W. Jackson, Normanby. "OJANTED, a bullock-driver for ™ * threshing machine; wages Is 3d an hour and tucker. Muggeridge Bros., Manaia. "VyANTED Known— Mr H. E. ~ ™ Candy, of Manaia, is now in our employ, and all business entrusted to him will receive immediate attention. Christie and Glenn, Land Agents, Manaia. T\7 ANTED, all men to buy bicyejas * » for their ladies. Moonlight rides lovely. The place to buy: Johnstone's Cycle Depot, High street. TENANTED, a cook, for threshing * * machine. Muggeridge Bros., Manaia. TI^ ANTED, ladyhelp or general serj? " vant- Address 8., Star office. T\T ANTED to "Sell, 66 acres of good » land at Normanby. Apply F. Andrews, Normanby. WANTED Known— FOß CASH— Flour, lOOlbs, 13s 9d; flour, sClbs, 7s; oatmeal, 3s 6d per 251b bag; rolled oats, Is bag; ground rice, lOd bag; preserved ginger, 10 J ib; Club cocee, Is lOd tin; lemon squash, Is 3d bbttie; cornflour, 4d lb; Colman's starch, 51b packets, 2b 3d; pickles, Hayward's, lid bottle; gold dust, Is 3d packet; tin vestas, Is 8d dozen; tea, Is lb. N.B. — Booking at usual prices. The "Prompt Casa" Store, Otakeho. TEJT ANTED Known— Cheap an* ** . good tea: Ceylon Broken Orange Pekoe Farmings, 51b boxut Ss each; Ceylon Farmings, 51b boxco, 5s each; Billy tea, 6s 6d; Hilltop Vvj* lan tea, 7s 6d,- Saringa tea, 7s 6d, il 51b boxes, at Barmby and Cole's, Thi. Mart, Regent street. WANTED, every week, half a dozen porkers; factory pricesI F. Andrews, Butcher, Normanby. XT^ANTED Known— At the Realisa- "* tion Sale 50 pieces of Print Cambrics and Muslins are to be cleared at 3d, Ud, s£d, 6d. Worth double the money. W. Spence, Economic, Hawera. \JiT ANTED Known — I Lave just "» landed a large assortment of Gantsi' Riding Saddles, which I am noiw oflearing at extremely Low Prices for Spot Cash. • Buhner, Saddler, KaF^aj^ T7TTANTED Known— At the Realisa- * ~ tion Sale 50 pieces of Dres • Goods are to be cleared at half price, 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d. W. Spence, Economic, Hawera. T^TANTED Known^For hire* fro * * to Geo. H. Gibeon'g for reliable home and good vehicles. Telephon* No. 32. ■yjTT ANTED Known— At the Realisavv tion Sale Ladies' Underskirts are going for Is 6d, Is lid, 2s lid; corsets, sizes 18, 19, worth 7s 6d, now 2s lid. W. Spence, Economic, Hawera. Tl^ANTED~lcnown— Barmby and ~ ~ Cole have a well selected utocK of duchess chests, Queen Anne pair*, chairs, tables, couches, sideboards, wnd all kinds of furniture »t re»fiox~ able, prices for oasb. \\ 7" ANTED, every on 3 to come and ' * buy cur hosiery, specially imported from J. and R. Morley, Londen. Ladies' lisle and fancy cashmere in all styles and marks from Is to 3a Gd. J. Hunt, Manaia. WANTED Known— We kold a large stock of "Atlas" preserring jars, quarts and galfcng. He J. Eaves, Otakeha.