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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NURSE CASTUBi will be in attendance at the Plunket Rooms, High Street, from 2 to 5 on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Telephone 546. NORTH British Garden Hose is the most lasting of all rubber hoee. AH hardwaremer, and rubber stores can supply it. "VTOKTH British Garden Hose keeps -LI the garden smiling and the lawns fiesh and green for years and years. Famous for long lasting. T>AKEX shaving soap, iip salve, tooth -*- pastes, shampoo powders, and JlJiglish brushware opened up. Get them at Polling's Pharmacy, High St. "pANAMAS. You'll get the real -1- value in a Panama hat if you secure one ©f'Jury's. A splendid range from 10/6. Bring your boot repairs. Jury & Co. .- - ; ~,.--■ OHIOES -in; our own-make Footwear { »■- are down—Men' b eplit kip nailed ' shooters 22/6; solid kip whole-back nailed shooters, 35/-; greenhide nailed shooters, 35/-.—Hannah's new store next Dixon's Music Warehouse/ OECTORA, tor tne children's coughs,-' ' x. absolutely sure and safe—l/ 6 and *»/-• —At Fait s. C^ritlJNli Snirts—We Have just opei£ K7 .. Ed our new spring shirts, and for all-round value we claim them to be unmatchable in Hawera. Goldstone ■■& Patterson, Gents' Outfitters, Howera. Sk Mi LING garaens and. smiling gark-* deners wherever North British Garden Hose is used. Years of solid satisfaction. All rubber and hardware stores.. ■■ ; ,L< UMMJfiR. Underwear. We are show^ ►«-> ing a fine range of men's summer under shirts and pants. Cotton, cellular, hght and c001,'5/6. ■:Bring your boot repairs. Jury & Co. < mo LET—Very centVal, either single cf" °L double room- Write S.A., c/o Star-office. : ; mo LET, corner Cameron Street, one -*- large furnished bed-sitting-room every convenience. Write X.Y.Z.' Star office. * ' T° LET—two furnished single bedrooms.—l 2 George St. T TENNIS,outfits for immediate wear' Cool silk shirts from" 22/6 26/6' etc.; white gabardine and flannel tennis trousers, from 29/6 32/6.—New Zealand_Clothingfactory', Jgawera. TIMELY display of Spring Mfiunery" models, ready-to-wears season's straw Leghorns. The stock i s large and complete, from the simplest style to the fancies of the moment. —Armitage's, Manaia. TTSE North Bntisalsarden Hose this V-> spring and summer. Best and laste longest. Obtainable from rubber ' and hardware stores everywhere. AiSilEll Known—We- have lot quick sale a very nice overstrung piano at? low price.—Grace's; Haweia. \*^ANl^l» Jvnown—Sago! SaioT ,J» o ,sd lb, 121bs 4/6; RiceM Rice! 7d Ib, 121bs 6/9; Split Peas, Pearl Barley, Haricot Beans, all 5d per lb; Lentils, 31bs for 1/-.—At Bullock's Cash Store. Phone 96.

1 YlfAiYim* Known—Piano by Chal- ▼ t • len & Son, practically new, placed ill our hands to sell, owing to owner leaving the district. Call early. By purchasing this you will save £80 on present-day prices.—Dixon's, Hawera. \ve_will_gnarantee this instrument. WANTED Known—WhTte~dinne7--ware, N.Z, Toby jugs, vases, chambers, etc. They are good and cheap. See us; we treat you right.— Bullock, the great price reducer Princes St., ' ANTED Known —Two popular^ songs, "Raggin3 Thro the Rye, 5' also "Every Time I See You"—2/- each: posted to any address for 2/l£. See display in window. , Music Menders to hand at 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d per reel, at Dixon% Hawera. WANTED Known—New Goods now' '- opening in every department. The Economic. WANTED ~Rn^n~^=~l6X)~plSFs ladies' sample hose, in every colot imaginable. Usual price, 6/6 and 7/6:'now going at 3/6, 4/6 and 4/11. Also a big range in silk ankle, 4AI. Don't miss the bargains at Mi«s Hamilton's Shop. High Street. ~VJH ANTED Known—New Goods now '»"' opening, in" every' department The Economic. . , AiNiJiiD Known —The great ir^ crease in our business of recent years makes it necessary for* us to ' double our shop-workshop space. We ' shall be opening up in the shop recently occupied by Messrs R. Hannah and Co., High Street, Hawera, with good stocks of cycles, covers, tubes and pram tyres, and all cycle accessories.—B. Seaver, Gun and Cycle Mechanic. ANTED Known— We have the. ' Rotoscillo sewing machine; also" Dixon machine. Prices are right. All machines sold by us are kept in repair for five years Jfree of charge, and guaranteed for ten years.-r-At Dixonls, Hatrera. '■ • AJNTED Known—Good violins are worth oaring for. Get a good violin case in leatherette, nicely shaped and padded, from Grace's 40s, SOs, 57s 6d.. WANTED Known—Tea! Tea! Tea! ' (Farming's). 2/6 per lb; 8.0.P., loose, 2/9 per lb: Cornflour, 8d per lb, Borax, lOd per lb.; Robinson's Groats .and Barley-, 1/6 tin;— Bullock's Cash Store. Box 8. WANTED Rnfcwn — For Umbrella repairs send to C. H. Jones, Monumental Yard, High St. WANTED Known—New Goods now opening in every 'department. The Economic. WANTED Known^fo make room 1 for Christmas goods arriving 'we' are offering 10/- reduction on our beautiful prams. Get in early and secure one at Grace's, Hawera. WANTED Known—Goldona and Paget prize printing paper how in stock. Supplies obtainable at Dowling's Pharmacy, High Street. ANTED Known—Boots! Boots! ; Boots! ' Call and inspect the latest styles at the house for men's wear— Shaw's High St. 1 WANTED— Tennis pla^rs wfc want to play really well would Ix advised to get a "Reach" racquet from Grace's. Various prices and styles in choose from.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 October 1920, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 October 1920, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 October 1920, Page 1

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