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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 5 September 1913, Page 7

Several complaints have reached us lately of the loss of shrubs and flowers from private gardens in Hawera. Such thefts are extremely petty and annoying, and if the offenders are caught and brought before the Court, there is little doubt that the Bench will make an example of them. Sykes's Drench.—Just what a cow require* after calving.—Artvt.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ANTED, by family of five, share milking. Apply Dominion Hotel. J ANTED Known—That if thief who stole Shrubs and i Plants from my garden would call i when I am at home, I might give any! necessary information as to the best means of cultivation, or I could introduce him to Sergeant Griffith. J. Macklam. WANTED Known—Men's boots soled and heeled, 3s 9d. 0.8. F., Hawera. W' ANTED Known—Give our English boot repairer a trial. All reLDairs finished like new goods. 0.8. F., Hawera. WANTED Known—Boots repaired, not botched, at the 0.8. F., Hawera. ■ . ~ ANTED Known—Women's boots soled and heeled. 2s 9d. 0.8. F., Hawera. WANTED Known—Our repairer uses the very best English, sole leather. 0.8. F., Hawera.