WA^TEDS. YXTANTED, house of 5 o r 6 "rooms' t V central position, or within^SJ£ nee; on terms- Waw* IS T^n-ANTED, a cabbie nursemaid ■wli.llUt—ill. WANTED~by married man a¥d mate, 60 to 100 cows; machineVI/ANTED, by experienced married ▼r t man, snaiemi.king, by machines, A ,ne^ Seaso. n > from 80 to 100 cows! Apply Star office TX7.ANTED ehaTimllking, by five TT/. adults, 75 to 85 cows by hand - experienced farmers. Write to "Milkers," c/o star^ office. Ty ANTED Kno\T^=slo^e7la7eTT* Tff money earned. You will save money by purchasing your fancy gooda f^d stationery, etc., at Hart'sf op. World's Pictures, Hawera. [ T&7 ANTED, a family, for tn e coining Vt season to milk 60 cows o r more" Apply H. McCann, Onua Road, Oiiunake, or this office. WANTED to Sell-Sargentf milking machine, w first-class order. Part^^jUure^s^BL^jhisj^ffice. \\T INTER Underwear at Hawera — ' ? ? See our warm Underwear the correct kind, that wears a lonr* time and does not shrink—At the N.Z. Clothing Jbacu)ry, .buiwera. "Vjrr ANTED—MarrieTTouiJie~(rarm) ?!/ married couple (hoteij, cook 2 housemaids, sharemilkers (35 to 100 cows) odd job man (gardening, etc ) 4 men for wood splitting, and lad for farm work. Awaiting engagements: kood sharemilkers (machines, 35 to 200 cows), gardener, waitress and hoa33maid, housekeepers, station cook and stockman Or teamster, several good 'Sn e n9s;~ Hawera 6egi6tr y o«fc£ WANTED~Kn^wi=:Mone7~saTed ismoney earned. You will save ' World's Pictures. Eawera ' °Si t*7ANTED f 1 are showing winter comforts in H leecy Dominion Blankets, 25/6 to 52/6 X &!^' f°r double 19% TV Rdd Engine, Hopkirk Pump' Gan« releasor, and' pulsator and Auto Cups; all in good order. Can be seen a^rmsJrongJtW^J^karamea WANTED Known.-The~Econ^n!c" •V t have all the wanted shades in Velveteens, plain and corded, 2/6, 2/11 yard; black Velveteens, 1/11 2/6, 2/11 to //ii yard. i \\7ANraD-^Do^ks7^rtresses, ho^ieTT maids, also generals and lady helps. Waiting engagements: Several man-ied couples (good references) alsa A^ ANTED iuiown.~For Sale, mod- *' «ra 4-roomed dwelling, central Hawera; conveniences; good section SMS HS^ 4 "* J-« WANTED Known.—The Economic? o, , are showing new Coatings in blanket Cloths, in brown, grey saxe violet, cream and black, 12/6 yard-* Astrachan Coatings, in violet/ grey* brown, saxe, cream and black: also in a variety of stripes, 12/6 yard. T7t7 ANTED Known?— Gr a c^'7~ha7e J T just secured another lot of pianos of excellent value—Deaner, 58gns - Barratt, 72gns.; Harper, 80gns.- an d the superb Chappell and Brinsmead. /Bgns and 87gns. Come and se£ Lrrace s sapphire point gramophones, no needles to change.—Higk Street Hawera. W ANTED Known.—The Economic are showing Winter Blousings in stripe and fancy Velours, 1/2, 1/4 yard; Cream Wmceyette, with colored stripes, rvT' i' ■ yar i ; Pomona Dressing Gown Cloth^jn red, saxe and violet. 1/9 yarti Xfo7 ANTED Known—So^gT^So^: !/ whf re » France," posted te any address for 2/1^; also on Zonophone Record, No. 1578, posted to an y addresa for 3/-.— E. Dixon and Co. ANTED Known to Little W— ' ' Patent Golosh Black Cloth Le« Bn**on ri Boots, sizes 2 to 6, 30/-.—Han-nan s Stores. T*T ANTED Known.—We stock a V complete assortment »f cycle goods. If you want "the best" in pram o r cycle tyres, send your repair* along to Seaver's Gun. Lock and Cycle Shop, Princes Street, (near G. Symes). \^7'^ NTEr) Known.—Arrived, prime t t Canterbury Table Potatoes.^ Jnp.n and Mercantile Seed Store. W' ANTED Known — Ala'onlind" Dairy Co., Wanganui, wasta separator butter. Write us for price* and_ particulars. W"ANTED~Known to Little "SenT^ • Glace Derby Bal. Patent Cat>s r iound and Pugr Toes, 30/-.—Hannah'» htor^ TTS7ANTED Known—Ladies' Autumn T ? and Wmter Millinery just opened at Miss Hamilton's Shop. English models in all the latest designs- p?icea very moderate, as usual. Comk eaily and have first pick. T^7 ANTED Known.—A splendid lot T T of children s coats to hand, in velveteen and cloth, also beaver in different, colors, prices as low as 10/6. Uirls' ready-to-wear dresses in abundance, the prices are right. Baby linen rU 11 a specialty.—At Miss Hamilton's. TX7E have The largest assortment* of \li Slippers in Taranaki—saxe bine navy, brown, black, red, cherry, wine, grey, check, also in velvet and quilted. ''Kozy'» leather and felt m\&r-One-hnn«» Boot Faetorj, High Street
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 26 May 1917, Page 1
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687Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 26 May 1917, Page 1
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