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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 2 August 1918, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS WA^jjfiu Known —Sewing Ma- . climes by four different makers ai LMxun's. iiivery machine sold kept 'ii repuu ior nve years free of charge aUu Moarauteeti tor ten years; delivered ii;«o u> auv pan, o j iarauaki. AU s^sr nd sparA -*■•' W^NTED-Even the mosT~lEi: t t ' tidious people axe delighted with Desert Gold, "The Queen of Tea 7" U has a tempting aroma and a satisfying; flavor. Get some to-day—2/4 lb. Vi/AiNijpj Known. —Mason and f tHamlm Organ, high top, seven stops; m perfect order; beautiful tone J -cc. £20 cash, at Daon's. WANTED Known,—Beauty is duty. > You are judged by your looks. Many men, and women too, owe their non^success in business or social life to S^ OOH^ cad Of ai ?' or to a faded or unhealthy complexion. I teach free If you are troubled with thin, grey, or fallmg hair, dandruff, or any other scalp disorder- with wrinkles, freckles, blackheads etc.; if you are worried with a distressing growth of superfluous hair, write your troubles and receive expert advice free. I have had twenty years' successful practice. All letters answered personally and ail consultations are absolutely free.—Miss McElwam. 270 Queen Street, Auckland. YX7ANT.&D known—iVew songs that */ ' are m great demand in Australia and New Zealand—"When the Bells of Peace are Ringing," "God Brine. You bafely to Our Arms Again," "Roses of Picardy," "String of Pearls." Four first-class Songs, 2/- each—At Dixon'sHawera: postage extra WANTED Known.—Choice Jona^ than, Stunner, Commerce, Newton Pippin, Washington Pippin, Rome Beauty, King David, Stone Pippin, Dougherty, Ballarat Seedling, Egg Seedling, Statesman, from 41b and 51b for 1/-; Mandarin, 16 for l/-j P. Barry Pears, 4lb for l/-j Cooking Pears, 41b for 1/-; Cooking Apples, 51b for 1/-; new shipment Fiji Oranges, from 12 for 1/- (16/6 case), best Bananas, 41b 1/- (18/- 761b case) ; Marmalade Oranges, from 12 for 1/-; choice American Oranges and Lemons, 10 for 1/-; American Golden Russett, slb for 1/-; best Sydney Pa&sion Fruit and Pineapples, Sydney Oranges, 10 for 1/-; Kumaras, 51b for 1/-; choice Stark and Rokewood Apples, 51b 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 Oranges—At the Wholesale Fruit Co. and Island Trader. WANTED Known—We have just - landed one ton of Household Soap, in large bars, to sell at three bars for 2/6. This is a snip, so get in ear^ —Harris. Grocer \, ..^.'-Wll jvuown— l/ixoii-s swi;* V Edison Phonographs, His Mastor's Voice Gramophones, Sonora i Gramophones, Columbia Gramophones Pathephones. Best selection of ma-' chin-es and records at Dixon's, Hawera >nsix>ptinti mviuni '.ANTED Known—Tomato Soup", \ 21b tins, lid; Green Peas, 1/1 per tm; best Loose Cocoa, 2/4 lb; Nugget, j 3 tins for lOd; Marrowfat Peas, 6d lb; large Tomato Sauce, lid.—Bullock, Princes St. TT7ANTED Ki*»wn—For Crockery, » T Household Ironmongery, Glassware, Stationery and Fancy Goods, we are the people.—Bullock, Princes St. WANTEDKnown— Sapon, four P kts 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. WANTEDMTnferior Teas are a real ■ extravagance in use. They don't possess the exquisite flavor of Desert Gold—which is absolutely free from dust and stalks. Pur©; economical— 2/4 lb. WANTED^Fresh, fragrant, de- • lioious. 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 Id. WANTED Known—Candles, lid per lb; Ecru Starch, 8d per pkt.; Cornflour. 31b for 1/3; large tins Carbolic Powder, 1/-; Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for 1/4, 3 tins Jam, lid; Wheat. 7/6 per bushel in sack lots; lovely Australian Potatoes, prrs&e. 12/- per cwt; Kepler's Malt Extract and Cod Liver Oil, large bottles, 5/9'; Tomato Sauce, large bottles, I'/-; Worcester Sauce, large bottles, 17-. —Harris, Grocer. WANTED Knoiwa—Booth's Herrings in Sauce, 1/4; best Macaroni and Vermicelli-, 7d pkt.; Rolled Oats, 1/3 bag; Rice, 41b 1/-; best cleaned Currants arid' Sultanas, lOd lb. —Bullock, Princes JSt. WANTED Known —You are always 'welcomed at Grace's with a friendly smile. If we have not pre- [ viously had' the pleasure of serving you ' we are all the more delighted to have ] the opportunity. Come right in. We j sell the best Sewing Machine in the worldl —the "Singer"— at 2/6 weekly. Presents from all parts of t^ world | are stocked for you at Grace's, High Street. Hawera. ANTED Kaown—Seed~~Potato©s now in—British. Queen, Beauty of Hebron. Dakota Red, Breezes Profile, Early Regent, Charles Downey and Early Puritan.—Bullock. Princes St WXNTEl)K"2o^n^^AppTes^~Ap^ies! Choice best dessert and cookers just arrived—6oo cases. Trader Brand is our guarantee. Stunner Pippin, Washington Pippin, Five Crown Pippin, London Pippin, Egg Seedling, Ryraer, King David, Jonathan, American Korn, Dougherty, Rokewood, Statesman, Stark, Rome Beauty, Peyeonette, Commerce, American Golden Russott, 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 ease; Mandarine and Passion Fruit; also Pineapples, 16/6 for case; P. Barry Pears, 16/- 401b case; Sydney Lemon, 13/- case; American Lemons, 35/- largo case.—At the Wholesale Fruit Co. and Island Trader (just next Dixon and Co's.)^ WANTED Known—Now tin stock: Seed Potatoes, Tui Calf Meal. Chirk Raiser, Garden Manures, Shell Grit.—Goary Bros.. Princes St WANTED the trublic to know that Holder and Wilson, opposite tho r* n FW^ra, fits agents for the "Moora J-j^nt,'' n^d "WTv^n Trnn* " TTTJNTER ills and winter ohills fn^ * V Vinfrtra +ha rnßfrio Ti-Sirmth of H \ North Bri+.i'sb Hot Water Bottle. Look i for the "Unique" stopper.