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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 8 September 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. CHURCH ~OF gNGLAND. MANAIA PARISH. Manaia, 8 a.m. (H.C.), 11 a.m. (Matins). Auroa, 2 p.m. (Evensong). Otakeho, 7.30 p.m. (Evensong). JOHN ]?ARY '....ft' QO., KING EDWARD STREET, ELTHAM. CASH BUYERS OF HIDES, CALFSKINS, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, ETC., ETC. % TOP PRICES GIVEN. SEE US BEFORE SELLING. 'Phone 42, Eltham.

TYPISTE. ■y^ANTED, immediately, for one t month, lady clerk and typiste; good salary. Apply— Glw, ROGERS,; Opunake. MANAKAU COOP. DAIRY CO., LIMITED. ' i APPLICATIONs'~~are invited. for j Manager for above. Output last [season 100 tons cheese and 70 tons i butter. Salary according to scale; I second-class ticket preferred. | Applications close with undersigned not later than MONDAY, 11th inst., at 10 a.m. . Successful applicant must be prepared to commence duty by th» 27th inst. C. DIMOCK, Secretary.

STATE FIRE OFFICE. I , HAWERA A.GENCY. APPLICATIONS are invited from first-class business men or firms for the position of Agent for the Department at Hawera. "Applications will be treated as confidential and should be addressed to the Branch Manager, State Fire Office, New Plymouth. NOTICE. JJUNNING on my section, Awatuna, one Jersey bull. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold or shot on the section. S. R. FARQUHAR, Awatuna.

FREE SOAP ! PREE SOAP ! No Need for any-more Dirty Faces. 'No Need for any more Dirty Faces. SEE. J)OWLIN.G'S . '' v . JFOR Sale—One 2*-toh waggon (6-inch tyres), carry 18-cans; practically new.—W. H. Sangster, Manawapou Boad. "PORD rpYRES FROM £3 12s 6d CASH £3 12a 6d CASH I TUBES TUBES TUBES TUBES . N HA EACH. P IV6 3ACH l OUR PRICES ARE REGULAR. v PARA RUBBER CO., LTD., PRINCES ST. & HIGH ST., HAWERA. .

A T the Melbourne Clothing Co. Js "^ Sale—Boys' tweed top coats, 39/6; boys' trench coats, 45/-: boys' oilskins, 22/6 each. ' AT the Melbourne Clothing COT'S Sale—Shirley police braces, 3/11; Shirley president braces, 3/11 and 4/6; Paris garters, 2/- pair. AT the Melbourne Clothing Co.'s Sale—Men's bows, 1/- each; men's pyjamas from 11/6 suit. the~~Melbourne Clothing CoTs Sale—36in. white calico, 1/-; nursery flannelette, 9d yard. J±T the Melbourne Clothing Co.'s Sale—s4in. white and unbleached damask, 2/11; indigo prints, 1/3 yard. Ware—Settles, 13/- to 30/-; plates, 1/3 to 1/6; saucepans, 4/3 to 13/-; preserving pans, 6/6 to 13/-; cake tins, 9d to 1/4; kerosene oil cookers, £5; strong verandah folding chairs, were 22/6, now 12/6; dippers, galvanised, 2/-, 2/6; every other household requisite in our hardware department a bargain at Kaupokonui Co-op. Sale. J^CCORDEON&, 3-fold bellows and 3 working stops; made by musicians who know their business; new shipment •just arrived.—T. G. Liddington (late Grace's), Hawera. J>OYS' Clothes—Jury and Co. specialise in Boys' Wear; our selection is bigger and brighter than ever. We invite parents to come and inspect a particularly nice line of Boys' Suits, which we are retailing at from 34/3. ' J>ILLY Williams' records; fresh consignment Just arrived; price 4/6 each.—T. Q. Liddington, Hawera.