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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Q.OLF— Ladies' Box Calf B£in. Leg Derby boots, stout welted soles, 35/-; ladies' tan calf Bim. leg Derby boots, sfout' welted soles, 37/6 Out own make.—Tt. Hannah and Co. Q.IFTS of utility and diameter in Art Pottery, China and Brassware are well displayed in our window. Prices range from 2/6 upwards.—Purser and Smated Ltd., Hawera. Q.OLF— Laaies" can calf and chrome brogue shoes 22/6, 27/6, 28/6, and special lines at 40s, 425, stout welted soles. Our own make. Black box calf ?| f ??« 26/6». 25'"» a U6—R. Hannah & Co. * ; JF you want the best value in Work- ! ..ing Men-s Pants go to Adamson ; and Robb 's. You '11 get good strong ! Whipcord Pants at 29/6. j J£NITTING and Crochet Books, eon- j tabling the latest fashions in woollen garments.—Miss J. C. Sewell I Ladies' Emporium, Hawera. <-j J^OST— On Tuesday, parcel containing j three children's hats. Finder please return to this office. j TOST—Silvei wristlet watch at' Manaia Hibernian Sports on b&turday. Finder please return to - Cosgrove & Co., Manaia. j J^OST— Chestnut mare, white on f ace J has white on foreleg. Last seen Normanby Road, Okaiawa, about two ' weeks ago. Reward.—Leach, Baker Okaiawa. T OST—Last week, a Waterman fountain pen; believed to have been ! eft in Post Office. Would finder kindly return to Star Office. J^OOK tfor our Red Sale TieketsJ everything solidly reduced and marked in plain figures. Men's Oamaru Saddle Tweed Trousers, were 39/6, now 26/6; Blue Drill Bib Overalls, were 14/6, now 10/6. —Goldstoue and Patterson's Big Reduction Sale. Jyv±' me give you a quote for repolishing your furniture.—E. M. Gal-' vin.Njpolisher to Purser and Suisted Ltd., 'Phone 529.

I^/JONEY saved fey having your furniture or piano repolished by bona fide tradesman.—E. M. Galvin, Polisher to Purser and Suisted Ltd., Hawera 'Phone 529. ' JJ^OOKUtfUFT Ware arrests attention by its beauty of design and delicacy of finish. This hand-made pottery is on view in our windows, and is a revelation in shapes and colourings.— Purser and Suisted Ltd., Haweca. QRDER Now—Fruit trees, roses, shrubs, hedge trees, and ornaI mental shrubs. Delivery May, June, July, or August to suit clients. Only the best of trees supplied at H. 6. Staub, Seedsman and Florist, 16 Regent Street, Kawera. pOPLIN Shadow Tissues, Cretonnes,, Silks, Curtain Nets in a variety of i colourings iv stock. Our Furnishing ! Drapery is well/selected and we can supply any requirement. Casement Blinds our specialty.—Purser and Suisted Ltd., Hawera. jpLANTING Season — Bronvpton" Stocks, Pansies, Wallflowers, etc., Anemone, Crocus, Daffodil, Freesia, Tulip, etc., Bulbs. Obtainable from G. E. Shailer, Caledonia St. Nursery, Hawera. j piANOS!~Pianosl—Three high grade instruments, had very little wear, 'by standard makers. Prices £70 under prices of "to-day at Dixon's. gEAGRASS Go-Carts in a variety of shapes; new designs, all moderately priced, in stock. Call and inspect.— Purser and Suisted Ltd., Hawera. 'J'HKEE Splendid Pianos are under offer at a distinctly low figure compared with prices ruling to-day; had very little wear. Dixon and Co. recommend all these instruments to any person desiring a piano at a reasonable figure. YXfOOL —Still arriving, 4-ply Fingering, Teazle and Double Knitting, ■in all shades; also White Beehive. — Miss J. C. Sewell, High St., Hawera. T\^E do high-class watch work and jewellery repairs oi every description. Engraving our speciality. Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed and prices reasonable at E. Morris, the Leading | Jeweller of Taranaki, corner High and! Union Streets. \\f ANTED 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, i 1/7 tin.—O'Reilly, High-class Grocer and Provision Mert;^_^t, High St., 'Phone 596.

WANTED Known—We always keep a large and varied stock of up-to-date Mercery, Clothing and Boots at prices that cannot be beaten. —Shaw's, High St. T\fANTED Known—Our prices for Crockery, Household Hardware, etc, are bedrock. Shop at Bullock's Cash Store and save money. 'Phone 96. . WANTED Known—We ask all to share in our Low Cash Prices; Candles lid, Plaid Matches lOd, Household Soap lid, Edmond 's Baking Powder 1/11.—The Cash Store, Otakeho. \\f ANTED Known—Our made-to-mea : sure/suits are cut to the latest city styles, are made with the latest unbreakable fronts and lined with the best linings procurable.—At Shaw's, High St. V^ ANTED Known —We can now supply your requirements in Drap/'ery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes; all goods just recently purchased, consequently our prices are bedrock. "We sell for casli only.—The Cash Store. Otakeho. XV7 ANTED—Shampoo your hair with a real nutrifying product— ''Strange's Cocoanut Oil Shampoo"; 32 shampoos for 3/-. —Strange, Chemist, High St. "WANTED Known —For value in Calicoes, Sheetings, Laces, Flannelettes, Doctor Flannel, Men's and Women's Hose, Men's Saddle Tweed Pants, Singlets, Underpants, Shirts, Suits, Boots, etc., call at the Cash Store, Otakeho. "V\f ANTED Known—Our Furniture and Furnishings are noted for their values. Dining room, bedroom, -kitchen and hall furniture in stock in new designs and shapes. We devote our. -whole attention to home furnishings. Call and view the largest stock in Taranaki.—Purser and Suisted Ltd., . Hawera.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 1