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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 21 May 1915, Page 1

PRICE ONE PENNY. ________ WAWTEDS. I," S: bag-^n -^1 Mercantile sJS Hawera. *' Ko^rs> Roaa, Melbourne Uiotmng Co " ~ - VV" ANTED ' men tot +J~I Snal'j IOOJ1 ' central position--Ift Odera'e- Addre Ss j^Ma.;" : : • \\/ .ANTED Known.— Just arlm*L v -UIIT Ganiar >i table potatoes! ?■ W^ NTI D K^^n^Fo^ndTlidi^ [ ft handbag, containing keys, etc! . t°4^ffi ni ayliavesaiAeonap^g^ » \\r A,?T^VKXOWS- Second-hand JJ, noforfia^; a bargain at £25 Mlic_l c o r p mSHr W ?r n a ged--At **»*'* -iL™^i.H., Kapuni^Post-Office. WHILE oar lads axe at the war* ba patriotic at Lome. Encourage ¥ m«l adustry, and send jour linento the British laundry, High Street (op P £ stte hnuth and Eastoa's Mart) Satis- . faction guaranteed^ «»««»- WANTED," at on^ 2 waitresses and hoasemaid (hotels), experienced waitress for tea rooms, 2 mria to assist (country). Awaiting engagements : Porter, 2 lads for fa?m work/ shareanlkers, and all kinds of farm hands and domestic—Teague's Labor Bureau, Hawexa._JPhpne^9. w n/ ANTED Known. The Economic", ilavveia, nasa very large stock of women's and children's hosiery from : Mj£_3sJ?d a pair. ■ * WANTED Known.—A married wo:iuan has ■ generally to discriminate ; that is why she buys her Maa- . Chester goods at the Economic, Hawera See our flannelettes, in white and cream 9d lOd ~4id' 5d ' 6dj 6^d< 7d> ANTEDlSown7=The^olSomir Hawera, na s splendid values in gloves. You'll say they are splendid, . too, when you see them. Woollenknitted, from 9d pair; fabric, all t shades, from l s paii-; napper kid, doeskin, long kid, all shades, from 3s lid pair. ANTED Known.—Of course it •makers.- You want the best in Manchester goods. Well, visit the Epoi; -ttomtc, HaTrera;Tor slieeShgs; in grer'" white, in 52in., 64in., 72in., and -■bOm.—llid, ls Id, ls 3d, ls 6d, Is 9d, . Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d: all linen , 80in. 4s 3d and 4s 9d. , ykT ANTED, by~li"^oT"famly "fosrT t good milkers, making on shares ■- for coming season, 50 to 60 cows; trgent. Apply by letter, G. Garank Aiangamutu, Pahiatna. WANTED Known.—lt you want to cover a horse with a good fitting cover, get a "Challenge." The strongest and best, all sizes., from F. Gil. landers. Seed Store, Hawera. ANTED Known.—Vivifio is the eiisir of life; cures Eczema (in conjunction with Ointment) Constipation, Indigestion, aiid all nervous troubles. From all Chemists and from . '. Harris, Storekeeper. Try a bottle. WANTED Known. —Our famous steak and kidney pies, also pork pies, are now served hot, with delicioo» J gravy; ready to take home. Made fresh, daily at Scotch Bakery High St. WANTED Known.—Our Wanganu* .. iioase reports enormous sales of [ Excelsior Hat Dye. Ladies don't throw away their hats now when fadebT, $ bu"t give them a brush of Excelsior Hat , Dye, leaving that new dull finish so ' much desired. 9d per bottle. All ' grocers. Tingey and Co., Ltd., High. ' Street, Hawera. WANTED Known—See Dixon'e window display of "Babes in th» Wood" Pantomime music. Get familiar with the music before you visit the Pantomime. Until that date, music ls 6d» at Dixon's. • WANTED Known.—A nice lot of Girls' and Children's Velveteen ' and Serge Ready-made Dresses, very reasonable; Baby Linen in great variety. Come and s<?e for yourselves at Mies Hamilton's, High Street. ' Agent for Pauline Paper Patterns. WANTED Known.—All the latest novelties in Ladies' and Children's Millinery to be sold at Mian Hamilton's. A splendid line of Ladies* Skirts, price 5s 6d to 10s; Ladies* Coats and Underclothing, very cheap. Don't miss this opportunity. WANTED "Known.—Person leaving. the district has placed a good > second-hand piano in our hands to sell. Original cost, over £70. No reasonable cash offer refused, at Dixon's. WANTED Known,—HisT~Master'» Voice Gramaphonft is ackaow- ■ 1 edged to be the most perfect of all ■ talking machines. At Dixon's only, i Hawera and StratfoTtl. TT7ANTED Kno^m.—Preserve yonr » t r Linoleum and save your kneer . from beeswaxing by using Linoarnish, , the wonderful preserver; shines like the sun. One application lasts months*. I Is. tki and 2s (id a tin. All grocers. > linsrey and Co., Ltd., Agents, High Street, Hawera. WANTED Known.—King's Stables, Kaponga, for horses and. p vehicles. Clipping a specialty. WHY is "Desert Gold" Tea so ricn, ; in fragrance and flavor? BeefuiSQ it is fblend of delicate young leaves from Ceylon's choicest gardens. " Ask for the 2s brand. \ * — _^ * OHETWODE SCHOOL, . DEVON ST. WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH r Seaside Boarding and Day School for Girls. - t Principals - - The Misses Stanford fl ri^HE . School will re-open for the JL Swond Term on WEDNESDAY. - May 26th, 1915. ■, Prospectuses will be supplied on ap- ._ plication to the Principals. [" Miss Stanford will be at home to re* ceive Parents and Guardians on Satu»> day, May 23nd, Srom 2 to 4 p.m.