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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 23 May 1919, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. ■ ■ Warn hLiOI# ■ FOR VALUE AND LOW PRICES. I THE BEST IS THE-KIND WE SELL I IB SUGAR, 701b bags 16 % I FIOUR (Southern), 2o's ... 49 9 50's 9 3 I A WHEAT, per « a ,k... 20 0 I COFFEE iiteSENCE '" 1 3 I iMiorxJ SOAP—3 lai^ DaK5 ..! 2 6 I SHORT p pr? r !> ox21 bars - i - 6 "\\ axine ... 1- ft CREAM OF TARTAR (pure PRICE «, A xo, fSf ... ;;; \ ™ Medium 2 1 Large «; ,4 I ICT WCKLES, per bot" "i 1 0 Llo' TONGUES, per tin... I SALMON, «mall ... \" J 9 SAUCE, Tomato and Wor- ,._ ccs 3 ter > 8d Per bot 7 3doz. IiALON, bides ... ... 1 2* Pieces from ... 1 1 W. GILBERT, HAWERA'S LEADING GROCER AND MAIL ORDER HOUSE, Phone -^0 HIGH ST., HAWERA. Box 72 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MILUHG MACHINE BUYERS; Manager, I.H. Co., ChristcWh. Education Wellington. «f n&Vt T^ P164""116 ** advising you that the Department has approved ' of tfie mstaJktion at the Boys"' Training Farm, Nelson^ a No 4 NewTe^ iandaa Releaser Milking Plant, together with driv* andi vat JMo doubt you will arrange for the machine to be supplied and set'un by your experts as soon as convenient. J. BECK T H Maa£° V 6is a.c°Py ,of a Government order for^a New Zealandia MilW i? fi -"L^ 28 mnth New Zealandia Milking Plant that ti£ v^r^tuk" g^K. whic}i proves wncw<ay that f«* ha- • • Another letter from a well-known dairy farmer: I.H. Co., Christchurch. Kairanga. hah^T ? iX8-** New Zealaadia Milking Plait installed by you on my fw fh^ ye. + pJ?aaßle m stating at has so far given every satisfaction, and LlSr^Yo^rulyr reC°mmendmg * tof«*» . W. SHiCKLETON, LOCAL AGENT for Not Zealandia, MoCormick and OfeeriHg Farm Imnie- i ments, International Motor Trucks, Deering Stackers «np'eI.H. O0>: AND VOl&aSra 1 A^D kkOTOB mREPA°^ >D E POT Phone Sll Co™er Ar^e^Higl Street ' A RUG HERE AND THERE WILL MAKE THE ROOM LOOK COSIER FOR THE WINTER. '■ I^LAIN Linoleum gives a decidedly Wlk CV •*-.' "cold> effect." You will be sury^g^ Jfe^k prised how much homlier home can be "^Tiv^ck M^SrSSSw'X made y one-or-, two additional rugs or LA\5 *V T^l^SSr - carPet squares judiciously I placed! on the JfL IS^/Hl GBjiND VAEIETY INCLUDED IN 1 L 4 IBim There are Anglo-Oriental Bugs and ■I I \rj! Nnß Carpets, in/ rich colorings and patIr » jMal'^-'MI^ terns, which talk of Ea%stern artistry. I Ijli i jg^^^^S^i^^ Among other makes are the favored «£. • Vxf |^^^«^mß|K English Axminster Carpets and Squares. " -■ » 1 ■^IOW Prl-ce' ; variety and quality form ' tfwff' tVI*™^ r- tv^° as attractive as any Carpet- *** ' buyer could wisn for. ■ DDATT SL PA fuhnssuers & funeral IRK I I OC VfUi C3»ECTOKS. HAWERA. PHONES 126 and 2^. SEVENfEEN POPUL&R PIANO SOLOS For 1/6. Posted, 1/8. By the MOST POPULAR AND SUCCESSFUL COMPOSERS* CONTENTS: 1. WAYSIDE CHAPEL G. D. Wilson' 2. SWEET THOUGHTS (Gavotte) J. J. Kelly 3. JAPANESE LULLABY Clement Scott 4. PURITAN DANCE Herbert De Pinna 5. SHADOW DANCE G. Meyerbeer 6. ROBINS' RETURN J. Fisher 7. SIREN'S SONG A Lindahl 8. FIFTH NOCTURNE J,. Leybach 9. VALSE DES ADIEUX G de Cairos-Rego 10. MELANCOLIE (Tone Poem) ... A. B. Saunders 11. FOR LIBERTY (March) E. H. Tyrrell 12. GRECIAN DANCE Arthur Massey 13. MINUET IN A C. W Gluck 14. ADORATION (Gavotte) Paul Bronte 15. SUMMER BLOSSOMS (Waltz) ..D. R. Stewart 16. SHADES OF NIGHT (Reverie). ..Victor' Carlton ; 17. WIND WHISPERS (Reverie) Myra Campbell 1 . ■' CUT THIS OUT AND SEND 1/8 IN STAMPS. WE WILL DO THE REST. To E. DIXON & CO., Leading Music House 3 Hawera. . . i Please send me as advertised copy of Paling's Annual, No. 47, containing Seventeen Piano Solos. Price 1/8 posted. NELSON APPLES , CHOICE, JUICY AND DELICIOUS. »UN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY." * BUY NOW r\. THESE FRESH, JUICY APPLES AND ENJOY HEALTH. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING, FREIGHT PAID TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION: (Cases each about 401b.) Single Case. Ten-case Lot MUNROES (Cookers) 9/6 9/RHYMERS (Cookers) ...... 96 9[LONDONS (Dessert and Cookers) 10/- 9/6 ' JONATHANS (Dessert) ' ... 11/- 10/6 STURMERS (Dessert; 13/6 i - / CASH WITH ORDER. I PAY FREIGHT. State postal address and name of nearest Railway Station. Orders promptlyattended to. TTARRY MILNER, Sunnyvale Orchards, Nelson.