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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 24 April 1913, Page 7

J. B. Clark advertises an unreserved sale of ironmongery, saddlery, drapery etc. . ' ' Bellingaam and Sons (successors to Blennerhassett and Sons) will sell stock etc., at their mart, Eltham, on .Saturday. For Children's Hacking Coughs, at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d. 2s 6d.—Advt. Regent Cigarettes are famed for their punty and quality. Simoke them and get particular? of th* h rep (lift Scheme from vmir tt^awfini-r. — *Hvt". Late Auctions. A TJCTION WITHOUT RESERVE WITHOUT RESERVE. Think What It Means, and We Mean to Sell. MR J. B. CLARK lias been favored with instructions from Messrs Clark and Co., Victoria Street, Auckland, to sell by public auction— On. MONDAY, APRIL 28. At 2 p.m. Open for Inspection on Friday, Saturday, Tuesday and Wednesday. AT ODDFELLOWS' HALL, HIGH STREET. AUCTION CONTINUES AT 11 a.m. ON THURSDAY. A HUGE QUANTITY OF HIGHGRADE IRONMONGERY, SADDLERY, DRAPERY, Etc. ABOUT 8000 LOTS, drawn from surplus ident imports, etc., comprising: Bed ticks, pillow slips, blankets, rugs, sheetings, bed spreads, quilts, ladies' costumes, tailormade coats and skirts, one-piece costumes (in serge and cloth), black moreen underskirts, cravenette coats, gents' suits, overcoats (tweed and rainproof), flannel, fashion and tennis shirts, Oxford collars, ties, hats, caps and socks. Also— Big lots of spring cart, double and single buggy and sulky harness, stock saddles and bridles, horse and cattle rugs, leather brief, kit bags, Gladstone travelling bags, picks, axes, shovels, guns, bicycles, high-class chinaware, ironmongery, tools, etc. The whole of this is now on view. Inspection Invited. TERMS CASH. NO BOOKING. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. WANTED, three good men for firewood splitting; 11s. Hughes, Wood Yard, Hawera. The I practical housewife. The " just -as -good " story : cannot be worked off on the practical housewife. It is a sheer waste of time and energy tosuggest to her that some other tea is just as good as Crescent Tea The practical and economical housewife wants tea that is pure, wholesome, and of finequality,hence her r^^^r reason for insisting /Jgf upon having CRE S - iHi 18> '^ p*tb<