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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 27 March 1922, Page 1

I WANTEDS. r . • _ g Young country girl as ■ ' help; convenient to town. Apply Box 248, iiawera. * WANTED to Let^LaFge furnisi^d room, detached, Shacklock range, with ground ijpr vegetables. Address. at Star. • "YyAJNTKD—Tenant for two unfurnished front rooms; use of conveniences; central. Write "Reasonable,", Scar Office. yy/Ax\Tjiij—±sy reliable youth, work on a dairy farm or sheep farm; good milker and farm worker. Apply E^Millier, Manaia. for hpusewojk; no washing. Address dt Star_Office'or write "X.," Star Office. to Lease— 23 acres ~oa Glenn Boad, Kaupokonui; closed up for three months. Apply Ware Rei, Manaia. RANTED — Good all-round farm hand; must be able to plough. Apply T. Knapton, Palmer Eoad, Kaponga. . WANTED Knawn.— .Private coaching by arrangement. Write or interview H. W. Catton, 78 Regent street. Hawera. ■y^ANTED^Buyer for a BroadwoodWhite piano in good order; price £45.—Grace's, Hawera; WANTED Known — Ladies' own, combings made into switches,. coils, etc., at' Regent Toilet Parlours^ Wallace's Buildings. ■' ■ ' \ '■ WANTED Known—Call on Tong, Ltd._, Glover Road, Hawera, when you need~a h"suse, cowshed, or other r farm building, an ornamental fence, or a shelter wall. Get onr bedrock'quotations %r everlasting structures. 'Phone 259. WANTED Known—All classes of upholstery, furniture repairs, and polishing; prams recovered; loose covers; mattresses remade.—L. Mya#s, 3, Argyle Street. WANTED Known—Eeckittli BigBlue, 1/1, 1/1, 1/1 per doz"; Zebri Black Lead, 1/1, 1/1, 1/1 per doz; Zebra Paste, 3 tins for 1/1, 1/1, 1/1; Brasso, lid, lid, lid per tjnV'Zebo, lOd, lOd, lOd per tin at Bullock^s Cash » Store, Princes St. ~ . ' YyANTED—-An experienced waitress*. Apply Waimate Hotel, Manaia. t/IfANTED^-Reliable family to milk 90^ cows by hand. Reply, giving particulars of family i and wages requirea to Box >,- Normanby. TV ANTED. Known—New goods now being shown in all departments.— E^ H. Harrop, Hawera and Stratford. WANTED Known.—The great attraction of the year will be the motor cycle races at the Hawera Racecourse oa Wednesday next, March Ig9. Do not fau to see, them.; Thrills galore. ' '"yVfANTaJD Known—Grace's are having a big stocktaking sale; every line to he reduced. Stocks comprise pianos, musical instruments and fanev goods ■ Tl^.-iNTED Known—^New goods now being shown in all departments.— S. H. Harrop, Hawera and Stratford. WANTED Known—Bitter wilT~p"iy you better than cheese, so start home separatioii at once and supply us. We can give you good returns; no shares required; equal payments to all; our factory takes cream right through the winter any day you send it* Full particulars from Maoriland Dairy Co., I»t3--* >-O- Box 185, Wanganvv "VY AiNTii;l> 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 you agree 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 Seavey'i way of business in Cycles and AoeeiiOfief, Iliglj Street, Hawera.- , n«F'f>i^>»» RANTED Known^-Grace'a are having a big stocktaking sale} every line to be reduced. Stocks comprise pianoi, musical instrtimeats and fancy goods, ■.-,- WAITED Known—We always keep w a large and if^-ied stock of Men's Stylish Boots and Shoes, A trial will prove that our quality afld prices are right at the Busy Shop, Shaw's. High St. TX7ANTED—I our prescription will t! be accurately dispensed at Strange's Pharmacy, qualified chemists, High Street. , WANKED Grace's are naving a big stocktaking sale; every line to be reduced. Stocks comprise pianos, musical instruments and fancy goods. WANTED Known.—Cut Sate soai> makes wash day easy. * Three big bars 274, or 17/- per" box. Real Castile soap, 1/- cake for 7d 3 or 5/3 dozen; Sunlight soap, 1/7 packet; Hudson's powder. 5 for I]-; 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. "V|7 ANTED—Uur photography deT partment is electrically equipped; you take the photos, we do the work; satisfaction guaranteed at Strange's, High Street. WANTED Known.—The wonderful Bon Ton Tea is in bigger demand than ever. Your neighbour is no doubt using it and enjoying the highest &rade tea obtainable, and also saving money. Don't confuse this high-class product with ordinary loose tea, but have a tnal of it. To be had from (and only from) the actual blenders at 2/) lb. The Cut" Rate,_Bl Union street. YI7ANTED Known—Challenge Cornflour, 6d/pkt; Semolina, 8d pkt; Crown Macaroni, 9d pkt; Oto, 1/1 bag; Oatina, 1/6 bag; Benger's Food, 4/9 large tin; Patent Groats and Barley, 1/7 tin.—O'Reilly, High-class Grocer and Provision Merchant, High St., 'Phone 596. TyANTED^Known—We are still~go~ing strong,, and our prices and quality will hold their own against allcomers without a lot of wind and puff; goods delivered in • town. —Bullock's Cash Store, Princes St., 'Phone 96. WANTED~Known— For everything 1 in men's and boys' Clothing giv* us a call, but don't look for red sale tickets. Our prices are always the lowest.—The Busy Shop, Shaw, Higb St.