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MISCELLANEOUS. A SANDAL in black or tan. Our new strong tvearing sandals are here—s/11, 7/6, 10/6—At N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. A MAN'S Sport Suit, now opened up this week* new lounge and sport suits, just the ideal suit for comfort— N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. A BOXED Suit, tailor cut, in our famous A grade, the Suit that is being looked for now. Had only at N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. ANEW Piano, by Challen and Son, must be sold on account of husband being called up; price, £30 below ruling prices to-day—At Dixon's. A TENNIS SHIRT, with or without collar, all prices, and the famous Canoe Shirt for lounging about. Call and see this Shirt at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. BOXED Suits, ready for immediate wear, 49/6, 65/-, 90/ —At N.Z. Clothing Fytory. Hawera. iTORITAIN makes the best motor tyres j M-9 —the famous North British j Clincher Cross—made in the Empire's j largest rubber works. BOYS' Tuscan Straw Hats, the Hat for the boy that lasts a long time —5/11, 7/6 j Boys' Panama Hats in stock—At N.Z. Clothing Factory. Hawera. OYS' SUITS now opened, the famous H.B. hard-wear school suit, it Cotswald shape, 27/6 up to 35/-.— N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. BON MARCHE, Kaponga.—Ladieß' Raincoats, newest styles, unlined, 10/-, 20/-; Trench Coats, 20/-, 30/-, full lined 30/-. 39?6. FIVE second-hand Pianos— at £38, £48, £55, £60, £65. Call early and have nrst selectiom at Dixon's. jjOEE to it that you get the right :^-. brand when you invest in a garden hose. Ask for North British Rubber Co.'s make. Lasts for years. Does not burst, crack or bend. Sold every- ___________ fTIOILET Soap, three cakes for 1/-; M Candles, lld per lb; Starch, 8d lb; Rice, 41b for 1/-; Sago,.3lb for 1/-: Tapioca, 31b for 1/-; Borax, lOd per lb;Caustic Soda, 1/2 per tin.—Harris, Grocer. THE famous North British Belting . is without equal for all mining machinery and irdnworking machinery. Best British manufacture. Quotations and details from Hayward Bros., Ltd., Christchurch. THE tyre that has leapt into fame , is the new North British Clincher , Cross. Givfcs big mileage, big satisfaction. Try it! '"»riIHE best purchase we ever made," M says a family man, *. was a 'Unique-Hot Water Bottle we bought about five years ago. My wife uses it every night in winter, wnil© for baby's cot is is invaluable, and has never leaked." All Chemist.. ■' WANTED— 'lhe loveliest tea gardens in the world yield their finest products for Desert Gold Tea. Picked and prepared under ideal con- ' ditions. Packed and sealed to preserve its natural freshness—24 lb i WANTED, anyone m search ot a motor cycle to read the list in the Eltham Motor Cycle Depot's advertisement on page 7.— J. H. Bodle •foppq.*"*.' __.m<_t__. W ANTED Known—Creaniota, 1/7; /Rolled Oats, 1/4 bag: Flour, 100' - }?.;» mL S _/3', 25's 4/9' Sugar» 1A > 706, ,16/3.—Bullock, Princeg Street. T\7 ANTED—"Sometimes 'You'll Re- ▼ ▼ ,•• member." Grace's have just received from th© publishers a limited quantity of this fine song. Get in early. Or w© will post it to you on receipt of 2/1.-_Grace's. High Street^ Hawora. * WANTED Known— v^hen you- want a key made, "a lock repaired, or the pram wheels need new tyres* send < along to Seaver's Gmi^ Lock and Cycle Shop, Union St. -*We .have a complete assortment of Ladies' and Gents' E. cycles in stock, if you want "the beso" in Pram or Cycle Tyres; send along to Seaver. A VyANTED Known—Vulcanising by v? * the Harvey Frost process. Only genuine Harvey Frost material used. A sound repair.—James and Gillman Motors, Ltd. WANTJ_D Known—Goodyear Big Diamond, Vacuum Cup, Clincher Cross, Michelih, United States. Dominion, and English Dunlop Tyreslargest stocks in town: Prices right.— James and Gillman Motors, Ltd. WANTED Known—Dates, in pac- / kets, just arrived, limited quantity only; also new stocks of Soldiers' Chocolate, in sealed tins, Plum Puddings, and Tinned Butter, all suitable for Soldiers' parcels.—W Gilbert Grocer Hawera. 'Phono 26. ANTED, storekeepers and stationers to know that we stock the famous "Golden Rule" School Rulers. Best for all schools.—Johnston and Co., Ltd., wholesale agents for "Golden Rule." fc WHEN you buy garden hose, get ' tha best. There's nothing to equal North British Rubber Company's brand. Best fabric, best rubber, high quality, long service. ■, . HEN you fit a North British "A Won" tyre to your bicycle, you are protected by a 6 to 15-months guarantee. Ank any cycle dealer. • WANTED Known—We can supply Palmer's and Gilruth Calf Meal, Oil Cake, also Crushed Linseeed, fresh crushed, 35/- per cwt. —Loan and Mercantile Seed Store. \ WANTED— iou will be repaid m pleasure and economy by ordering Desert Gold Tea—the 2/4 grade. Free from all dust and stalks—pure, healthful. delicious. W~ ANTED Known—Epsom Salts, in bulk, and Sykes' Red Drench. Dairy farmers are reminded that -we can now supply these lines' in aiiy quantity at wholesale prices.—WVGilbert, Grocer, High Street, Hawera. WANTED Known — Second-hand motor cycles, from 2| to 7/9 h.p.; good terms. —James & Gillman Motors, ' Limited. ry-V-fTE. YE used a 'Unique* stopper T-. Hot Water Bottle for over five years,-"' writes one user, "and it has never yet leaked or given any trouble." Ask your Chemist for the ','Unir .c"— it spells satisfaction. " WANTED Known — Le £ Ropes, ■ Tether Lines, Clothes Lines, Plough Lines, Milking Buckets, Strainers, Nails, etc., at lowest prices. Bullock, Princes Street. WANTED K_fbwn—Now in "stock: Seed Potatoes, Tui Caif _Meal, Chick Raiser, Garden Manures,""She]l Grit.—Geary Bros.. Prinoes St SOME people get "cold feet" when they read bad war news, and others when they go to bed without a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Ask your Chemist for a "Unique" 'and you'll know what sound sleep is. There is no need to ouut) and teai at the clothes when this useful help is I handy. It does the work quickly and I without even a rub. Boil the water, add "Easy Monday,'' rinse clothes, is 6d. 2s 6d.—Advt.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 September 1918, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 September 1918, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 September 1918, Page 6

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