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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 23 May 1919, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTUEM^ ■,■ IIOR SALK—Ciihd's pony, guaranteed quiet and reliable; ako ligkt, single buggy (cheap) and spring ti^y (hold four); also useful all-round horse. Apply GorringejsOrchard, Manaia. TpOR SALE—A Simples Milking~Ma--1- chine, with releaser and four puisators, belting, pullies and vacuum tank, and two sets of Thule cups and 30ft. milk shooting; all in good order For particulars apply to Bos 15, Norinanby. LOST, from Awatuna, 6ix lambs branded EP (conjoined) with red paint; reward.—J. H, Phillips, Awatuna. LAbIKS 1 white felt hats Just the ideal winter hat, 7/- each; good shape.— At N.Z. Clothing Factory Hawera. | ]V"ORTinßrltiih~Hot Water B7ttlV s !.t *,a^ L the good selection at laiVs Pharmacy. ! "piANOS, "in first-class order; prac^ -* tically new; placed in our care for gale. Call yearly at Dixon's. T>IDING Breeches, good cut, new -Ll/tweed and garbadine, just, opciied at N.Z. Clothing Factory. H fl J» r " ,CJTRAYIjN« on the farm, Turuturu IO1 Road, nine lambs. Owner can have same by paying all expenses. Ap- ; l>ly D.JHennessy, Turuturu Road CJPORTS Suits tor men. J^Fthe »^ golfan v sm t or for strong hard | at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera QECOND-HAND? Pia^o7-£ss,—in £*> a ?i eS«t_ Ard^-; also Pianos at :fcds and £25—At Dixon's. T o™^!! 1101166 "? Egmont Streit; _■_ with all conveniences, on 1 acre Apply,^fter_6,J7V O ge]^St r eet. _ FTIHE Maoriland Dairy Co. is paying ™L shllhn S and sevenpence halfgfS V P6r + - P°Und Of butter-fat until further notice; cans supplied. For particulars write W ißyw^.,^ ?ar FTIHIS advertisement 'is dsected~to A the owners of good timepieces who may be doubtful where to eend them tor repairs. I have every tool and appliance' possible,, and my work L, every time giving perfect satisfaction! t». bmith, watch and chronometer Sn&S Par fH^ a UngaU' 6 ~S> RANTED Knawn —"OTdere for T T chimney sweeping can be left at Osborne and Turnbull's Mart, Regent Sweep WiMaw ' Cii^v "W^vT^P Winter goods 7t T T the Economic. Boys' overcoats S/ff lst 26;e .*• 4?'6- te^. VV7AMTIUD Known—vVe are sole TT agents for the famous "Tontested" motor tubes; guaranteed tensile strength 1J tons per square inch — Jagie^and_Gillman Motors. Ltd. XJH ANTED Known—Motorist sholJui ,V try the famous "Ton-tested" tube; guaranteed not to split or chafe through. Sole Agents—James & Gillman Motors. Ltd. 'AJNTED Known—For the best se~lection of Men's High-grade footwear, all the best makes, no fancy prices, go_to Shaw's. High_gtreet. WANTED Known—Winter globes bow showing at the Economic. Men's twe&J «ft 4 £aba r ai n « overcoats, VTTANTED Known—Men's" medium" w i £ 61? ht a^-eeptically treated All Wool Pants and Shirts, 8/11 only, at Shaw's. High Street. j WANTTD Known-Arrived, a good ! assortment of horse and cow I covers, of all sizes, at lowest rates — Lojtnjtnd Mercantile. WANTED Known—MisT^WakbTls having a sale of this winter's coats. Real bargains. WANTED Enown—Winter goods at • the Economic. Men's high-grade tailor-finish box suits, 6martly cut and ' in new patterns, 85/- to 126/ANTED Known—Men's All Wool Heavy Ribbed Pants, or Singlets, best colonial make, 6/9 onlyl at Shaw's. High Street. WANTED Known—Winter goods now showing at the Economic. Latest shapes in men's felt hats, 14/6 to 22/6; men's Roslyn and Mosgiel fawn underwear just to hand. See our windows. WANTED Known—Miss Walsh, Eltham, is selling raincoats, trench cravenette. all this season at very low prices. See them. WANTED Known—Motor car and • motor, cycle tyres and accessories. We have the largest stocks in 'town, and our prices are right.—Jamc& and Gillman Motors, Ltd. WANTED Known—Miss Walph, Eltham is selling her millinery, ribbons and flowers at very low prices. WANTED —Buyers for second-hand pianos, £45 and £68; also new Brinsmead at 115 gns. At Grace's, Hawera. . WINTER games, in great variety, at Hart's, "The Noted Value Store." Op. World's Pictures, Hawera. ANTED Known—Barilla7SoapT3 bars 2/3; Brown Windsor, 10 for 1/-- Waxine Soap (best of all), 1/bar; Zebra Paste, 3 for 1/2; Sunlight Soap, 1/4. —Bullock, Princes Street. 'Phone 96. WANTED Known—The Bluebird • Waltz is all the rage in Australia. Call at Dixon's and our pianist will play it over. Sent to any address on receipt of 2.1. s WANTED Known—White and" gold cups and saucers at 12/- doz at i Grace's Hawera. TT7ANTED Known—Challenge Corn- I ?? flour,-31bs for 1/-; Seeded Rai- ' sins, 3 pkts for I-; bulk Tea, 1/6 lb. t —Eggers and_Co., opposite Post Office. WANTED Known—Stopleaks for mending leaky pans, etc., 1/pkt; Stationery, Brushware, Tobacco, etc.; Lead Pencils, 9d doz.—Bullock's General Store, Princes Street. WANTED Known—First again to reducfi the cost of living: 71b hags fine salt. 1/3; whiting, 71b, 1/-; Crosse and Blackwell's essences, 1/hottle; English caustic soda, lib tins, lOd; large bottles tomato or Worcester sauce, 1/- bottle, 11/6 doz., case of a^loz. bottles. 10/9 doz.—H. E. Harris. Hawera's Grocery King. XT7ANTED Known—lt's cheaper to » v havf new tyres fitted to your prams and go-carts than wheels. We will fit them while you wait. Only th? best quality, with spinal wire, supplied at Seaver's Gun. Lock and Cycle Shop, Union St., next to Central Hotel.