WANTEDB. RANTED Known—What a difference in the various kinds of cocoa; some are good, some are bad;, and some—just cocoa. But why experiment when customers' satisfaction is assured. Bed Mill cocoa always? pleases the housewife as an invigorating, stimulating beverage, and note the price: lib tins, 1/6; *lb tins, lOdr ilb tins, 6d; 71b and upwards, 1/4 lb_ —At O'Eeilly and Walker's, Highclass Grocers, etc., High St. RANTED Known — O'Eeilly and c Walker offer you the following: "£P S **■ baeo* and cheese: Bacon sides. : »ia; bacon shoulders from 6d; bacon rashers from 1/2; rolled ham, 1/2; | finest mild cheese, lid; extra special' 1/2; lar.l, l/- Jb; Bex cheese; pottedmeats and fish pastes, 9d iar. Our business is your business. Our bacoit and cheese is now a household word. Cormack's famous bread, fresh three times daily Yatea' reliable seeds.— O'Eeilly and Walker, Grocers and Provision Merchants, Hawera; 'phone 596- - ■^"ANTED .Known—Boys' strong all--1 ' wool serge knickers from 7/6heavy tweeds, 9/6; boys' shirts, siig!lets and everything in clothing at ouV usual cut prices.—Shaw, High St., HaRANTED Known-Extract of soap, ««. P^ k*w for x..lA; Qui<*shine, 6d tm; CO. Waxshine, 3 tins for 1/3; Wanne soap, large, 1/- bar; clothespegs, 2/6 gross; Hudson's extract, & pkts 1/-; Epsom's salts, 3/6 per 71bbox; salt, the very finest English, 1/per bag; seeded raisins from lOd pktseedless raisins, 1/- pkt; Kildirt soap, the best value on the market, 3 baS for 2/6; Edmonds' baking powder 1/' 12?h, //'A fS 0. tapioca, 31b^ I2ih, q/Q f ' ?F neot beans, 41bs 1/-, Ifu //*' T arl barle7' 61bs V-; rolled ?/q'A<S 5 aS; oatmeal, 3d 1b I2lbs--2/9 251b bag 5/6. Ask for Waiata butter; no other brand is qui?e so |ood -Gilbert's Quality Service/^ Woce*.HaweS° VISIOn Merchants ' High St.* RANTED Known—Eotoseillo Sew- ■ ing Machine; once used alwava recommended; 10 years' guarantS; kept m repair for 5 year! free of charge; hand machines from £Btreadle machines from £14 14s at Dixon's. ' . "yy.ajNT.UD Known—Mr Farmer ! Weare on the eve of better times. j Those best able to judge inform v*. , that we are around the corner, so the tuture is up to you. Are you going' to continue m the same old rut or are you. : going to take advantage of the-glorious j opportunities afforded by the Out Bate of Hawera? The past .fourteen month*. j have proved that we live up to our name and we also live up to our advertisements. If you are interested in | getting the maximum of value for yo- ] hard-earned cash then you can't afroto pass up the Cut Rate, 81 Union St.^. I the shop that brought down prices; opposite Hyslop's smithy. ! Jtnown-The finest"^: l ! l^v. In 1/ c celebrated Danish CowhSlk A Per Case' Keeps the cows L health; prevents trouble.—Hawera Moto ;l s_Ltd i High St. & Victoria It? i RANTED Known-Amale^Tlhoto":: j graphers' We have the best equipment for the handling of yourwork. Leave your spools with u S 7 for \ nfXvoPl^ Printin^ and enlarging; quick delivery; satisfactory selvife185aiF^ed^~TTWeStW00d'a WANTED Kn-o^n^Ne^-Go-ods~^w ■i -opening in a n departments.—E. ■H^arrop^Hawera and Stratford. l,^ 1"6 now showing an attractive" i .display of soft furnishings, carpets, rugs hnoluems, etc., all at prices : favour.-Geo. sjone andP Go" : VyAJNTJSD- Known-^ew Goods £b^^ opening in all departments.—E. '■■ **" ilarroP» Hawera and Stratford I W^^^Kn^w^To^aF^allhfortn«it f oono ?y- J^is wan opporS tumtv to practise true economy when* | selecting a bicycle or accessories We ' S VInW y^ *? examin« feature ot our bicycles, and every model is- ■■ tyres fitted while you wait'at Seaver's, j l7cle Depot, High Street, Hawera Y^AN'PED Known-^o. 8 plain wire", pm™, l~ } soap ' lOd bar a°S^e 5 bO?ak geho P°Wder' ; iffIAXSTUi) Known—Overhaul yourf camera; this is ideal weather for taking^snapshots thepe bright sprinsri w yS; p^°,cure Jour photo supplies at 1 Westwood's Pharmacy, 185 High St " iSrW^ adqnarteia tm eT^ i \Y AJNfT;E:D -^nown—For the very best I' value in all lines "Hart's are!^X PV/ PPP° site Gr*nd Theatre,. (High Street j a i so next Smith Easton's Mart, Union St., and at OpuIyAJNTJSU Known— Sale at Miss' Hamilton's shop still going strong; greater reductions than ever ? -^ P't0; date miUinery going for J^^SyiS?^ -d blby linen jWANijiiii Known-We~Tave~iied: lings in >g reat variety suitable forI ?^l nt Pia^ g' Call a^d inspect at • Staub and Co.'s, Eegent St., Hawera RANTED Known-Call and inspect our special range of suit patternsnothing but the best of everything *• t used in the manufacture of our famou^RANTED Knaw^=^uT~CaTri^d , A ? Stf m?' Prime 0.8. chaff, barley I priSs — Th CIW ' etc -' at kee^ | Wan^d-kS^z^io^l^ r Pearl barley, 51bs 1/-, 51bs 1/--marrowfat peas, 121bs 3/-/l2lbs 3/-'----nancot beans, 41bs 1/- 4 lbs i/.C carbolic soap, 3 cakes 1/-, 3 cakes 1/S Brown Windsor, 8 cakes for 1/'----pie fruits (1-gal tins)," 1/11, 1/11' pie fruits (1-gal. tins), 3/2, 3/2 S/ol prunes (per lb), 9d, 9d 9d, V 9d,9d —Bullock's Eeal Value Store \yAJNTED Kjiown-^TErbelF^iHe~iß:^ cycle tyres and tubes to be had in Hawera; tyres from 10/6* tubp<3 RANTED Known—Kotoseilio~~Se^ ing Machine; once used alwavsrecommended; 10 years' guaranteed kept m repair for 5 years free of charge; hand machines from £streadle machines from £14 i4 a °' Dixon 's- a*-
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 18 October 1922, Page 2
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848Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 18 October 1922, Page 2
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