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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 October 1922, Page 2

WANTED 3. RANTED Knowu-Complete stocKs ot button's and Yates' garden Otakeho Wer Beeds—The Cash Store, OTT>T l a™™g the HIGHEST POSS^ E nBIGE from moath month; pp^qVJSt ™f HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLES and BONUSES to aIS Suppliers at the end of season. YOU DO NOT xequire to take up shares TawtT^a B™* yOUr Cream t0 MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD., St. John's Station; P.O. Box 185, Wanganui. WANTED Known—We stock cattle drenches, Epsom salts, ropes,. tether lines, coarse salt, etc.—The Casfr •store, Qtakeho"y^TANTED Known—it you I>rlng your repairs to us you will get satisfaction and save money. Try it ! Hawera Motors, Ltd., High & VictoriaStreets. W s^™5 Known—O'Reilly and? Walker offer you the following: d-U-own golden sultanas, beautifullycleaned, 1/4 lb; Mildura 3-Crown recleaned currants, lid lb; seeded raisins, 9d pkt; best dried apricots for jam, 2/- lb; Post Toasties,the breaktart delight, 1/3 pkt; Red Mill cocoa,, 1/6 lb; Edmond's large baking powder, 1/6; sardines from 6d; salmon from 8d; cooking figs, 8d lb; prunes^ yd; herrings in sauce, 6d; Worcester sauce, 6d bottle. Make O'Reilly and Walker your grocers. Satisfaction guaranteed; Con aek's famous bread: Walker ever.— O'Reilly and Known—We" have sonic very fine samples of seed potatoes-, (specially selected); Sutton's Supreme, Maori Chief, New Era, etc. Call and see them at Staub and Co.'s, Seedsmen, and Florists, 18 Regent St. Agents for PaWs shell grit and Patterson's chick food. hindTto note our~for denims: Boz blue 7/ll v 90 2j b1u6 and 9oz grey 8/11. The best-, made denim on the market. We par' postage,—Goldstone & Patterson,., Failors and Outfitters. Hawrera. "RANTED Known—Jleavy drill faciAm tor 7 overalls > white 9/6, blue>---10/9; special aprons, 4/6; best factoryboots and everything for factory wear - at the Busy Store—Shaw's, High St. RANTED Known— Suit eases, at-: - tache cases and lunch boxes, new stocks just opened up and sold at our ; famous low prices.—Hart % oppositeGrand Theatre, High Street, and next. "Smith and Easton's Mart, Union .< otreet. Ranted Jinown-^^—gT~M!i^ Hamilton's shop still goingstrong; greater reductions than ever Ladies' underclothing, trimmed with real lace, cheaper than ever; ladies' blouses, for day or evening wear, half * j price. ' - RANTED Known—Try your cuxrants at 10d lb, 121bs 9/9; our - ihree-Crown golden sultanas, at 1/3 . or 121bs for 14/3* Kornies, 1/5 or 3. pkts 4/-; Edmond's baking powder, 3 ■ | tins 4/5, or 6 for 8/7; jellies (set in jan hour)), 3 for lOd; 21b-jar raspberry f, m > 2/5; Bell's tin boxes matches, j 2/11 doz; Lima beans, boiling peas > rice, sago, tapioca, all 31bs 1/-. or 121b • , for 3/6. See us for English crockery - • and ironmongery. Why pay,big prices? J Jam, l*-s, 9d tin, or 8/3 dpz tins. Start. now to pay cash and pay less at>the - Cut Rate, 81 Union St., the shop that bigjralues made famous. "t WA^yEO Known—Colgate's Dental - 1 Cream 8d tube,, Kolynos 1/2, ■> Asprps 1/1, Toilet Soap 5 cakes 1/- ' - English Eggeups 1/11 half-dozen, Eng—s SS Pa^ and Sauoers (block.handles)----7/6 half-dozen, large English White b S V?i 8 3-t?h- ?r^? ite Mixing Bowls from • lh Bntlsh- Bazor Strops 2/9, Best - » Carborundum 7/9. Special value ia', • handbags and purses just opened up. Shopping kits (lined), all sizes, from „ 4d each to clear at Hart's, opp Grand ' 1 Theatre, HigH Street, also* Union C y btreej^next Smith and Easton's Mart. i, WANTED Known — O'Reilly and a : Walker offer you the following- ; snips—Red Mill cocoa, 1/6 lb, worth i, , 4/-; Post Toasties, 1/3, worth 2/6;; 1 Morton's Epsom Salts, 71b boxes, 3/3----r i Peerless flour, 100's 21/-, 50's 10/Q i 25's 5/6; pollard, 200 % 22/-; Cerebos-:-l. I salt, lid tin; Saxa shaker salt, 3 pktsel/-; Thistle rolled oats, 1/6; oatmeal, -5/6: 8.0.P. tea, 2/6, 51bs 11/6. i-j Agents Cormaek's famous bread and., ;• Yates' garden seeds.— O'Reilly and .. Walker; 'phone 596. - 'Y^ANTED Known—Large eonsignr ment of English white and g01d- ,,. cups and saucers just arrived; breakfast size, 11/6 half-doz.; teas, 10/6; - ialf-doz; cups only from 6/9 half-doz; Englisli white chambers from 5/6; . white dinnerware from 3/3 half-doz-tinsel pot cleaners, 6d each, 5/6 dozg English decorated teapots from 3/6r b each; best English Anglo enamelware: . pie dishes from 2/6 each; enamel pud- . ding basins from 2/- each. These aresnips, so don't hesitate; "trade in ; Hawera, where every cent counts.— , Gilbert's Quality Service, High St \> Hawera. "i \ •* S ! W ANTEI) Known—Separator butter^ I' _ . 2/5 lb? fo^l wheat, 6/11 bushel; S -K jam, glass' .iars, 2/2; v,lub coffee^ ! Symington's cofeee, 2/1; Fairr , Wonder, 1/5 or 3 for 4/2; methylated: s spirits, 1/6 or 3 for 4/-; sugar of milk, 3 for 5/8; golden syrup, 71b tin, ■ 2/-r Sharland's vinegar, 3 large bottles L/8r - jßowntree's cocoa, 3/11 (chocolate '\/ ee)i^ inT? eas > 3 for 2/s'* Cut BateI tea 51b 10/9; Pyramid tea, 51b for . j 14/9 from the sole agents—The Cut 5 Rate, SI Union St., the shop that. . brought down and keeps down prices r [. 'phone 627. Known—Gilbert's bacon ! * h7J\l side ' 9d Per lb >' rashers-. * . from 1/2: lb; hams, lOd lb. If you ( have not tried Gilbert's machine sliced: bacon you have missed a real treat- ; j try some to-day; you will enjoy it. We .stock only the very finest mild cured' (Waiata brand) bacon; we can supply you with any thickness you may desire Ask for Waiata brand factorr (butter and see that you get Waiata as no other brand is quite so good' May we send you some to-day? '"Quality is our motto.—Gilbert's QualityI Service, Grocers and Provision MerI chants, High St., Hawera. i "y^ANTED Known — Zebra grate. I polish, 3 tins for 1/1; Waxshine , 3 tins 1/1; X Ring grate polish, 3 foi!K 1L Asp,ro tablets» VI bottle; resin, Isd lb 61bs for 2/5; writing pads, 4 ; for 1/-; black ink, 9 bottles for 1/Edmond's baking powder, 6 for 8/7sardines, 3 for lid; sultanas, 1/- lb' Kornies 1/5 pkt, 3 for 4/-; Imperial honey 2/2 tin, 6 tins 6/2; dates; 31b* for 1/11; prunes, 31bs 2/2, 61bs 4/3 nT ~ ! 121bs for 8/3. No baits; everything It a cut rate at the Cut" Bate, 81 UnW ImT P g values made