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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 1 May 1922, Page 1

| WANTEDS. I "y^THERE to have your car upholstered and paiused to the best advantage is a question of the greatest importance; also where to have Dunlop Rubber Tyres fitted to your Gig Wheels. We have made a life study of our trade and can guarantee to satisfy all your ' requirements. Motor Car ! Springs work a specialty and Car Bodies made for any chassis. Spring 1 Experts. Quotations given.—Hurrell Bros., Hawera Coach and Motor \ Works. [ ~\yANTED Known—Dixon and Co. have three first grade second-hand Pianos in splendid order, practically new. Your opportunity to secure a good instrument at a reduction of £70 on to-day's prices \Y ANTKD Knowi*—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. T\/ANTED Known—Cashmere Bou- -., « qU6f Soa P <lar§e) 1/8, medium 9d; McConochxe's Baked Beans, 8d tin; Pickles, 1/6 per bottle; Sugar, IA, 23/6 , per bag; Nugget and Swift Polish, 4 tins for 1/-.—Bullock's Cash Store,J the Real Price Reducer. ANTED Known—Graee"'s~are~hav- j ing a big stocktaking,sale; every I line to be reduced. Stocks comprise i pianos, musical instruments and fancy i goods , "I ■y^JU nave a fine range of Soft Felt Hats at bedrock prices, ranging ; from 9/6, in all shades.—Adamson and ' Robb. f WANTED Known—Prime~cheese~ 1/rxsj- IV.- _T/-.l»» l c.+«.>'^ i>: a itj

XXT ANTED Known—Prime cheese 1/per lb; Johnston's Cornflour. 7d, 7d 7d per lb; Fish Paste (jars), 8d; Peck's Paste, 1/2 jar; Colman's starch, 4/11 pkt.; Cadbury's loose cocoa, 1/6 per lb.—Bullock's Cash Store. 'Phone 96. "Y^TANTED Known—trace's are having a big stocktaking sale; every line to be reduced. Stocks comprise i pianos, musical instruments and fancy goods. ANTED Known — Ladies-1 own combings made into switches, coils, etc, at Regent Toilet Parlours, ! Wallace's Buildings. j "RANTED Known—Men's Slickered : Oil Coats-to clear at half price; i also Boys' and Youths' Raincoats at big redactions. Don't miss these bargains.—The Cash' Store, Otakeho. "\X^ANTED Known—New~goods~now being shown in. all departments.— \ E. H. Harrop, Kawera and Stratford, j

E. H. Harrop, Kawera and Stratford. WANTED Known—Some drastic price cutting is r^omg on at Hart's sale. Many lines below cost. 11 yon do no\ see what you want in the window walk inside; it is sure to be there.—Hart's, the Noted Value Store, Hawera and Opunake. "RANTED Known—Butter will pay you bettor than cheese,' so start home separation 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 ktJLj^i^Bo^ 1b.,, ./dn o^v "' WANTED Known—Sardines sd7"her- _ * rmgs m sauce sd, pilchards 1/2, Libby's red salmon (large tin) 2/2 or 24/- doz., Marniite 2/3 jar, tinned peas I/" or n/6 doz -> Colman's starch 1/lb, Robin starch lid, soap powders 8 for 1/-, Sunlight soap 1/7 pkt., Lighthouse Cleanser 3 for 1/-, kippered salmon lid tin, large tin fresh herring Sd or 3 for 1/10, Crown macaroni and vermicelli 9d pkt or 3 for 2/2, semolina 8d or 3 for 1/10. clothes pegs 2/9 gross at the price smasEer, The Cut Rate,- 81 Union streets. Goods delivered to railway at time_desired_by client. TVANTED "Snown^A common enquiry: A Jar of Face Cream, please! Which is the best? From our experience there is only one answer to this question, namely "Diana Cream." Its_ ever-growing saie and the entire satisfaction it has given to every lady user proves it. to be the best vanishing cream de luxe for all skin .blemishes. Jars 2/6 each. —Westwood's Pharmacy only, 185 High St., Hawera.

"yyANTED Known—To the ladies of Hawera and surrounding districts. If sufficient inducement offers I shall be showing fresh storks of up-to-date Bead Necklets and Girdles. - An early call from all those interested would be greatly appreciated.—E. Morris, the Leading Jeweller of Taranaki. WA'NTED~Knbwii^lA sugar"23/ 6 bag, Edmcnd's baking powder 1/10 large tin, Newbury's rusks 1/5, Granose biscuits (large) 4/6, custard powder (large tin) 9d or 6/9 doz., the wonderful Cut Rate soap ICKI or 3 for 2/4, household soap 3 for 2/1, Sensation 1/3, Hydroline 6d, carbolic soap 4/- doz or 18/11 case of 60 bars, Castile 3 for 1/-, "TJrenbank's caustic soda 9/6 doz. tins, borax 8d lb, resin 5d lb. It isn't hard to tell who keeps the prices down—The ,Cut Rate. 81 Union Street, where the crowds gather. TyANTED Known—Just a word to remind you that our Clean Sweep Sale of dinner and teaware, enamelware, and household hardware is now in full swing, and going strong. See our big advertisement on page 3, also our crockery windows. You will do well to take advantage of the opportunity to restock your homes. Come along and inspect our stock. "We will not ask you .to buy at Gilbert's, High Street, Hawera 'Phone 26. Box 72 Ty ANTED Known—Kerosene, 1679 r * per case ■, Barilla Soap, 3 bars for 2/3; Castile Soap, 3 for 1/2; McLeod's Carbolic, 3 for 1/-; Brown Windsor, 3 for 1/-, 6/3 per box; Sand Soap, 6 for 1/-.—Bullock's Cash Store. TyANTED Known—Children's ClothT ing and Baby Linen, a specialty at Miss Hamilton's Shop, Fich fit., Hawera.

■WANTED Known—Gilbert s easn prices speak for themselves and our quality goods are a household word in Taranaki. N.Z. refined sugar 23/6 per 701b bag or 22/6 if purchased with a cash order of £2 or over, Robinson's groats and barley 1/8 tin, loose tea (good line) 2/- 1b or olb for 9/6, loose cocoa 2/3 Ib, rolled oats 1/3 bag, pollard 2001b sacks 23/-. storch (Cotman's) 5/6 per packet. Colonial 4/9 per packet, pearl barley 41b for 1/- or 121b for 8/9, sago and tapioca 121b for 3/6. Just arrivpd. a sniendid line South Island potatoes at 17/6 sack. These are some good. Ring up 'phone 26.—Gilbert's Quality Service, High Street, Hawera,