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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 1 August 1918, Page 1

j SPECIAL APVfcftTifefcftl.iKn, W .•_.-« J J_D ivnown —bewmg ___. c„iiie_ by lour different maker**,, •at Dixons. i_very machine sola _ept i m repuu lor nve .years tree ot cnarue anu goui-anteed tor ten year_; denvereo ; irea 10 any. part or _ar__iiki. An j kinds of needles and _par_ uarts at | Dixon's. Hawera. AlMED—j_ven tn e most fa_li t-, "_H dl? us POOPI* are delighted with i Desert Gold, "The Queen of Teas." It | has a tempting aroma and a satisfying . nayor ._ Get _o me to-day—2/4 lb. & WANTED Know n. — Mason and ' Hamlin Organ, high top, seven | stops; in perfect order; beautuul tone I r-ioe. £___casn. at Dixon's. WANTED Kno^n — Perl_a^Loc .patch is fixed in two minutes, j and at the end of five minutes is posiI tively immovable. A really wonderful | tube repairer. Try it.—James and Gill- ; man Motors,. Ltd. WANTED Known .—Beauty is" duty. > You are judged by your looks. ; Many men, and women too, owe their j non-success in business or social life to j a poor head of hair, or to a faded or j unhealthy complexion. I teach free. , If you are troubled with thin, grey, or j falling hair, dandruff, or any other j scalp disorder; with wrinkles, freckles blackheads, etc.; if you are worried with a distressing growth of superj fluous hair, write your troubles and re- | ceive expert advice free. I have had j twenty years' successful practice. All letters answered personally and all consultations are absolutely . free.—Miss McElwam. 270 Queen Street, Auckland. WAN! ED known—New songs that ' are in great demand in Australia and New Zealand—"When the Bells ot Peace are Ringing," "God Bring You Safely to Our Arms Again," "Roses of Picardy," "String of Pearls." Four first-class Songs, 2/- each—At Dixon's. Hawera: postage.extra WANTED Known.—Choice Jonathan, Sturmer, Commerce, Newton Pippin, Washington Pippin, Rome • Beauty, King David, Stone Pippin, | Dougherty, Ballarat Seedling, Egg j Seedling, Statesman, from, 41b and 51b j for 1/-; Mandarin, 16 for l/-j P. Barry Pears, 4lb for 1/-; Cooking Pears, 41b for 1/-; Cooking Apples, 51b for 1/-; new shipment Fiji Oranges, from 12 for 1/- (16/6 case), best Bananas, 4lb j 1/- (18/- 761b case) ; Marmalade Oranges, from 12 for 1/-; choice American ! Oranges and Lemons, 10 for 1/-; ' American Golden Russett, 51b for 1/-; I best Sydney Passion Fruit and Pineapples, Sydney Oranges, 10 for 1/-; Kumaras, 51b for 1/-; choice Stark and Rokewood Apples, slb for 1/-; best Island Tomatoes, lOd lb. We have just landed a new shipment of 600 cases best Island Fruit—Bananas, Oranges and Tomatoes, also Poorman j 0.-frnges—At the Wholesale Fruit Co. ' and Island Trader. I WANTED Known—We have just landed one ton of Household J Soap, in large bars, to sell at three \ bars for 2/6. This is a snip, so get in early.—Harris, Grocer. WANTED Known —£nxon- 8 stock ■ Edison Phonographs, His Master's Voice , Gramophones, Sonora Gramoph-ohes; Columbia Si„n_op_<yiiesPathephones. Best selection of' ma-chin-es and records at Dixon's, Hawej-a I inspection invm^H. ANTED Known—Tomato Soii^ 21b tins, lid; Green Peas, 1/1 per tin; best Loose Cocoa, 2/4 lb; Nugget, 3 tins for lOd; Marrowfat Peas, 6d lb; large Tomato Sauce, lid.—Bullock, Princes St. TT7ANTED Known—For Crockery", f f Household Ironmongery, Glassware, Stationery and Fancy Goods, we are the people.—Bullock, Princes St. WANTED Known —Sapon, four pkts for 1/-; So Eassi, three pkts. for 2/6; Fowl Grit, 141b for 1/-; Bon Ami, 6d per block; Matches 9d per pkt,: new Prunes, 9d per lb.; new Figs, 8d per lb.; Dried Pears, lOd lb.—Harris, Grocer. ■ '~ WANTED— Inferior Teas area real extravagance in use. They don't possess the exquisite flavor of Desert Gold—which is absolutely free from dust and stalks. Pure, economical— 2/4 lb. ■ . WANTED— Fresh, fragrant, delicious. Desert Gold Tea is laden with invigorating and refreshing qualities that are only found in perfect Tea, fresh from the mountain gardens of Ceylon—-2/4 lb. WANTED" Known—Candles, lid per • lb; Ecru Starch, 8d per pkt.; Cornflour, 31b for 1/3; large tins Carbolic Powder, I/-; Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for 1/4, 3 tins Jam, lid; Wheat. 7/6 per bushel in sack lots; lovely Australian Potatoes, prime. 12/- per cwt; Kepler's Malt Extract and Cod Liver Oil, large bottles, 5/9; Tomato Sauce, large bottles, 1/-; Worcester Sauce, large bottles, 1/-. —Harris, Grocer. \\T ANTED Known—Booth's HerVV rings in Sauce, 1/4; best Macaroni and Vermicelli, 7d pkt.; Rolled Oats, 1/3 bag; Rice, 41b !/••; best cleaned Currants and Sultanas, lOd lb. —Bullock ,_Prinoes_St. WANTED Known—You are aEFays welcomed at Grace's with a friendly smile. If we have not previously had the pleasure of serving you we are all the more delighted to have the opportunity. Come right in. We sell the best Sewing Machine in the world —the "Singer"— at 2/6 weekly. Presents from all parts of tH world are stocked for you at Grace's, High Street, Hawera. WANTED, a general; wages, 25/----per week. Apply Mis F. J. H. Nancarrow, Main South Road. Hawera. WANTED Known—Seed Potatoes now in—British Queen, Beautv of Hebron. Dakota Red, Breezes Prolific, Early Regent, Charles Downey and Early Puritan.*—Bullock. Princes .St WANTED Known—Apples! Apples! Choice best dessert and cookers just arrived —600 cases. Trader Brand is our guarantee. Sturmer Pippin, Washington Pippin, Five Crown Pippin, London Pippin, Egg Seedling, Rymer, King David, Jonathan, American Horn, Dougherty, Rokewood, Statesman, Stark, Rome Beauty, Peyeonette, Commerce, American Golden Russett, Newton Pippin, Stone Pippin, Gravenstone, Kentucky Red, Ballarat Seedling, from 6/6 to 9/6 401b case; Mandarins and Passion Fruit: Bananas, 17/- case (701b) ; Oranges. 17/6 case; Mandarine and Passion Fruit; also Pineapples, 16/6 for case; P. Barry Pears, 16/- 401b case; Sydney Lemon, 13/- case; American Lemons, 35/- large case. —At the Wholesale Fruit Co. and Island Trader (just next Dixon and Ob's.h __ '_ WANTED Known—Now in stock: Seed Potatoes, Tui Calf Meal. Chick Raiser. Garden Manures, Shell Grit.—Geary Bros., Princes St.