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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 March 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Tapes.—Your name neatly woven on mercerised tape, any style, 7/6 per gross, 5/- half gross; full range of double initials always in stock, 3/- gross.—Jury and Co. (J V£K(JOATS—See tne latest in Gents' Tweed and Gaberdine Overcoats at Jury's; large range of the newest designs to select from, ranging from 50/- to £8 10s.—Jury and Co. ikvvx^N^r to revised Customs tariff we have been reluctantly obliged to increase the price of our Hair Tonic to 4/6 over counter; 5/- posted.—Dowling's Pharmacy. PLANT ISow — Spring Flowering Bulbs: Anemones, Freesias. Ixias, Hyacinths, Tulips, Ranunculus, and Daffodils, etc.; also "sow Sweet Peas (Spencer's Special Mixed). Procure from H. G. Staub, Seedsman' and Florist. 16 Regent St., Hawera RESCRIPTIONS accurately di£ pensed at reasonable charges, day or night, at Dowling's Pharmacy Niaht 'phone 577; day 'phone 48P PLANT Bulbs—^Narcissus,. Anemone, Ixia, Freesia, Ranunculus, Spiraxis, Crocuses, Tulips, etc. From G. E. Shailer, Caledonia St. Nursery, Hawera. PUNNERS—Carpet Runnels m "stock in all widths and qualities. Wonderful selection of colourings in futurist, conventional, and Oriental de3igns. Our Sale J'rices are the lowest in New Zealand.—-Purser & Suisted, Ltd., JHawefla. gEE our windows for Bpecial~framing, together or singly, of soldier's plaque, scroll and war medal. For distinctive and quality styles go to "Poison's Art Gallery." jgAY, Archie! My motor's gone bung; knocks like the dickens You can't do better than bring it to Archbold and Co., Union St., Hawera 1 °UJ nJL uP_4s2_;if_ stranded. ' QTRAW HaTweatner. We"are show: fc-J mg a big assortment of Panamas wt- + ani "Nation. Straw Boaters end White Felt Hats in all sizes. Those are lower m price. and better value i«5S n pWtk ha wc- u 7e or shown.-Adamson andßobb, High_gt. , T° LET—Good house of 5 rooms with all conveniences, acre of landrent moderate. Write "Moderate," Star Office. TWO Specials—Ladies' Black Suede Oxford Lace Shoes, Cuban and half Louis heels, all sizes, 35/- and 40/-; postage paid on cash orders. I Don t miss seeing these shoes.—R Hannah and Co. .^HERE'S no Present more appreciated than a good Picture. In genuine hand-coloured reproductions we have the best that money can buy j also Original . Etchings and Water Colours by eminent English and Continental artists. Direct importation ensures you reasonable prices for Quality Pictures and Art Goods. Hand-dressed, wax finished oak framing personally executed; frames which are good for a lifetime.—"Poison's Art Gallery," High St. 'Phone 77. nnO Let—Rata firewood splitting suitable for Wade :,aw. Apply A. Foy, Hawera. rTIRY a Collection or Spring FlowerJ- ing Bulbs, all varieties. Collections from 2/6, 5/-, 7/6, 10/- and £0/-; splendid value at H. G. Staub's. Florist, 16 Regent St.. Hawera. ANTED Known.—lA sugar, 121b 4/8; Edmond's baking powder,! large, 1/10; custard powder, large 9d, or 7/9 dozen; genuine Norwegian sardines, 6d tin; herrings in tomato sauce 4/11 dozen; Libby's red salmon, 2/5 large tin; X jam. lOd tin or 9/6 dozen; extract ox meat, 9d jar; X peas, Is tin or 11/9 dozen.—At the People's Store, I the now famous "Cut Rate, T' 81 Union ' street. j "W^ANTED Known—New goods now being shown in all departments.— E. H. Harrop, Hawera and Stratford. W ANTED Known.—The wonderful Bon Ton Tea is in bigger demand than ever. Your neighbour is no doubt i using it and enjoying the highest tea obtainable, and also saving money. Don't confuse this high-class pioduct with ordinary loose tea, but have a trial i of it. To be had from (and only from) i the aetua] blenders at 2/) lb. The Cut! Rate, 81 Union street. WANTED Known—We~are selling Westinghouse and Britannia household electric lamps, 25 c.p., 8/-; 40 c.p. 3/6: 50. and 60 C.p.. 4/-; few 200 c.p. shop lamps, 15/ —Hawera Motors Ltd.,"late Jones and Peters, corner Victoria and High Sts. T^ ANTED Known.—Cut Rate soap makes wash day easy. Three big bars 2/4, or 17/- per box. Real Castile soap, 1/- cake for 7d, or 5/3 dozen; Sunlight soap, 1/7 packet; Hudson's powder, 5 for 1/-; large cakes butter milk soap, 3 for 1/4; O.K. cleanser, 9d or 7/9, dozen. Don't allow this issue to be clouded. The Cut Rate brought down and keeps down prices, and is tne shop that you can depend upon for first-class goods. Highest class tea and fine bread at the "Cut Rate," 81 Union street. . WANTED— Uur photography department is electrically equipped; you take the photos, we do the work; satisfaction guaranteed at Strange's, High Street. TI^ANTEt) Known—The door to success is always labelled "Push." This is our 680 th consecutive advertisement in this paper, and if we have not made you a customer don't youagree that the fault is yours, not ours, for at Seaver 's you always get ■ a square deal., No matter how small your purchase its absolute satisfaction or your money back and no arguments. That's Seaver's way of business in Cycles and Accessories. High Street, Hawera. YVTANTED Known—Grace's are having a big stocktaking sale; every line to be reduced. Stocks comprise pianos, musical instruments and fancy goods. T)yANTED~Known— We always keep a large and varied stock of Men's Stylish Boots and Shoes. A trial will prove that our quality and prices are right at the Busy Shop, Shaw's, High St. WANTED —Your prescription will be accurately dispensed at P+rance's Pharmacy, qualified chemists, High Street. ' "VV'ANTED Known—Grace's are naving a Ing stocktaking sale; every line to be reduced. Stocks comprise pianos, musical instruments and fancy goods.