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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVIII, Issue LVIII, 4 December 1909, Page 1

Special Advertisements. /^IRAND "OAZAAR. MANAIA TOWN HALL. In aid of Manaia Volunteer Fire Brigade will be officially opened on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. at 2.30 p.m.' And will bei continued for Three AfternaocQs and ESvenings. ' Afternoon tea, side shows, sheep guessing, shooting galleries, and heapsi of other attractions too; numerous ta mention. Songs, etc., will be remdereid by the best local talent each evening. ROLL UP 1 ROLL UP ! And DON'T LEfAVB YOUR PURSES AT HOME. Remembelr! — '"The cause that deserves assistance." P. J. PRE;O, Secretary, THE EJLTEEAjM BAiCON' CO., LTD. rTIHiE Eltham Bacon Company will -*- receive Pigs as under : — Mangaitoiki! — Monday : December 13. Tel Roti-^Mondajy : December 6 and 20. Mtham — 'ESvery Momday and Tuesday (except Diec 27 and 28). EDWIN 1 PARROTT;, /Secretary. WANTJ3D. HDUTTEfRMAKEIR, yearly employ- »■*-* meant, 1 average wages £3, with milk, buttetr and! fuel; also a Creamiery Manager, marriedl mam preferred, wages £2; 7a 6d, with, house amd usual allowances. Applicants to state when 1 could' start. Apply toi Manager, Thames Valley Co-Operative 1 Dairying Company, Ltd., Paeroa. / A REMINDER— Ladies, there is ■^•■*- no necessity to place your costume order out of Hawera. W. Dodds, Costumier, will make you a perfect-fitting costume of the latest fashion, with the best of trimmings, from £4 4s. Address : Next Taranaki Dining-rooma, Hawera. A LL Sporting Outfits kept in stock. ■£*■ Running shoes and pants, cricket trousers and hats, tennis shoes. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. A RE you looking for the best quality mercery at the lowest prices? Come along to W. Dodds., the cheapest mercer in Hawera. For proof, examine hia goods and compare his prices. , 1 AW ELL-MAX) il. SUIT improves the personal appearance of every man. C. S. ' Smith, flawera, makes a Speciality of Building fcyuits. "T~^WONIDPR AT THE PRICEi.— •^*- Ebgraivea tumble*®, clear glass, nicely finished, a* 3 fox 1 Is, or 3s ,6d dozen; omly 50 dozen; cannot be v&placed' ait thei price. Choice lines in afteraooDi tea sieits; dinner sets in half and full sets. A special line of dinner ware procured to order; seei samples on view,. J. Gilmour, Manada. A TTEINTION 1 For; Cash^-Pine- -^*- applet, small tins, 4d each, large 9d; ship table; jellies (a. good line 1 ), 4 packets for Is; raspberry syrup and vinegar from. Is bottle; lemon) squash Is battle; essences, 3 botttleis for Is; cornfloiur' (Harvest Queen), 41bs for Is; flour, 501b bags, 6 si 9d; oream tartar, Is lb; choice stock of biscuits and confectionery opened up. J. Gilnaoiur, Manaia. T"N'~ATTRACTIVEi SBOW— My ■*■*• display of eiectroplaited ware in jelly, butter 1 , honey, fruit and cake! dishes', crueit, hot water jugs, biscuit barrels, servie/tte ringsi, carvers 1 , teapots, sugars, toast racks, fruit and fish sets, jam, butter, bread, picklei and cake, spooms and forks. For glass and crockeayware, toysi, fancy goods and Cfhristmiasi cards, try J. Gilmour, Maiiaia'. OXED SUlTS— Tailor-cut, ready for immediate wear, good pa,ttern, perfect fit, 455, 57s 6d, 69s 6d; tailor-cut trousers, 15s, 19 si 6d; woa-k-ing trousers 7s 6d, 10s 6d. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. BOOTS— Gents' SunOay Boots 14s 6d, 20s, 25si; working shooters 8s 6d, 13s 6d; bluchers 5s 6d; ladies' black and tan boots and shoes; siioeettes and sandals. N.Z. Clothing Factory. i^iALIFORuNIAJST Peaches, pears, and J ' apricots in heavy syrup (1909 pick), now to hand. Gillanders' Store. CORSETS 2s 34 skirts 3s lid, silk Is yard^ embroidery l^d yaa'd, laces 2di yard, hose 1 Is, chiffon Id yard, are a few of thei lines offered a.t' Armatage's, Manaia.