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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 31 December 1910, Page 1

Wanteds. ANTED, two bullock drivers. N. C. Innes, Eltham. W "ANTED, a good all-round. • blacksmith. N: C. Innes^ Eltham. WANTED,W 'ANTED, married couple for milking (machine); house and board found; good wages. Apply Box J. 4, Eltham. WANTED— Good tenant wants to rent five or six-roomed house; nice locality and good conveniences essential. ♦ Address "Tenant," Star Office. ANTED, a cook. Apply Rail: way Hotel, Hawera. , 'ANTED, a milker, machines used, near Hawera; good wages to good man. Address "X.," this office. WANTED to Let— Two-roomed cottage. Address at this office. f 4TXTHAT must I do to be saved?" T ▼ Come and hearl Gospel Hall, Sunday Evening next, 7 o'clock (D.V.). Everybody welcome. No collection. WANTED, a general servant. Address "A.8.,"-this office. WANTED, a housekeeper or lady help for the country; good remuneration. Address "A.Z.," this office. ANTED, at \mce, lady's help; small family. Eltham Labor Bureau. i WANTED~Known— Unless the person -who removed 17 sacks of agricultural salt from Te Roti station in November last returns same immediately, legal proceedings will follow. ANTED, iood milker; i3od wages. Apply J. D. Hirst, Whenuakura. ANTED, two men for machine' milker and farm work ; top wages to good men. Apply C. Washer,- Inaha. ANTED, a domestic. Apply Mrs J. Brunette, Main South Road, Hawera. WANTED to Sell— Quiet, reliable trap mare}, also Bohm piano, good as new. Apply F, W, WilW e . WANTED to Let— Large shop and offices, " main street, Manaia. Apply C. Hunger, Manaia. WANTED— Women to~buy our Boots and Shoes at factory prices. Tan Boots, 15s 6d; Shoes, 12s 6d; Canvas Shoes. Buy from N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. WANTED Known— We never had so many styles or such good styles in Summer Suits for immediate service. You ought to see them if you want to keep abreast of the times. "The Economic," W. Spence, Hawera. WANTED— Farmers and other employers of labor to know that Robert S. Sage has opened a, Licensed Registry Office and Labor Bureau next Syme's Mill, Princes Street, and offers his services for the securing of all classes of farm labor, servants, etc. Those seeking situations are advised to register. All fees appointed by law. TTT ANTED Known— That beautiful t T Lace Curtains cost you less at "The Eponomic," W. Spence. . Prices ls lid to 255. WANTED Ejftown— Boys' and 1 Youths.' Knicker and 'Varsity Suits, Plain, Knicker (fancy tops), apd | Hose, etc. These must suffer the enormous discount offered. H. J. Eaves, Otakeho. ' WANTED Known— Mother! About ' those Sheetings and Towels, that you are needing — have you decided where you will buy yet? ' "The Economic" are offering some wonderful values in these goods just now. It's a waste of time to look elsewhere for greater satisfaction. W. Spence, "The Economic," Hawera. IN many homes where the children are grown-up there is a mutual understanding that all Christmas Gifts shall be practical. Now this is where we are offering a special assortment. What about a nice Table Cloth, § dozen Towels, a new Hearth Rug, some Curtains, or 1 dozen Serviettes, Handkerchiefs,, Shirts, Fancy Vest or Suit, Dustcoat, Silk Blouse, Umbrella, Parasol. We can suggest plenty more; come and ask us. Armitage'a, Manaia. WANTED Known— Mothers and Fathers! This is really interesting. We want a chance to clothe your boy this summer in a Suit that won't rip when he goes fence scaling,' etc. — a Suit that's light, strong, and stylish and Cheap— that's the word! W.. Spence, "The Economic,' 1 Hawera. ANTED Known^-My price for crushing Oats is 2d per bushel, or will store, crush, and deliver in borough or on rail, as required, at 3d per bushel. F. Shackleton, Produce Merchant, Princes -Street. WANTED, 1000 Suits to Clean and Press at 6s 6d. Dyeing in all branches. Panama Hats a Speciality, W. Hawkins and Co., Dyers and Cleaners (Dixon and Bates' right-ot-way). ANTED Known— B'or alres go ta J. F. Gi.llandprP' (lace Gibson's) for reliable horses and good vehiolet. To'pDho*ie No 82. WANTED Known— ln the Tourist Trophy Race,' hild in May last, the Triumph Motor Cycle again proved its superiority. 75 motor cycles started, and only 29 finished. Eight Triumphs finished, securing 8 places, which is a world's record never before been approached. Call and inspect. Adams, Ltd., Avenue, Wanganui. Sole Agents., T AWRENCE /-^iAMPBELL IS COMING. '