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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 October 1922, Page 1

WANTEDS. 'J/OUNG Man wants position on farm, "tw e^P en, c, need with machines. Write' Star Office. ' Wr m .° r building- in Hawera. 'yyAJNTJUD-Por country, companionhelp; all duties; two in family. Apply Mrs Ramwell, Hurleyville. yyf ANTEu — Experienced housemaidApply Somerset House. \yANTBD -"XT^ii^id~A^^ Boyal Hotel, Hawera. W "yyANTED Known— Yearbury's Safe in„. ,atl} l A^ogressing. Women's higheg_ boots, 23/- (only 3's, s's and f's left); few pair of ladies' shoes at 15/-. month Sing at the end of thi& yyE absolutely guarantee every made«,„ii to:°s de. suit- Ask our clients, or call and inspect.—Hawkins, coiW Sts. Apply 'phone 56. ■ty Ain'm-^vrL to assist with houT*. work. Write "Reliable," Box 26 Strong youth for han^ milking; wages 30/- per week and. manb PP 7 S' P°°le ' H°tel > Nor~ 'RANTED— By married man, work.' of any description, cutting boxit rr no«c dr; piece "'°''k- write h- jW ANTED — Experienced waitress;. Apply Princes Private Hotel. RANTED— Strong lad for milki££i MokoS? CMneS USed APPIV T' M^an' \yANTED=S O y for milking and^Eeral farm work; one just left, school preferred; previous experience not necessary; must be willing. Annlv B. Rushin, Kaupokonui. VV7' good boy for faTm work; machines used. Apply L. Mace, Kaupokonui. J RANTED to place boy (14) om !q+ Jfi m for keep- Write "Keep," Star Office. yyANTED—a good milker; machines . u? es- , Apply J. Huston, Commercial Stables. Known—New Goods now " opening in all departments.—E". H. Harrop, Hawera jmd Stratford. RANTED Known—H. A. Matthews, Electric Lighting Engineer, has removed to High, Street next Cormack, Baker. ? RANTED, to Buy—One-horse mow- _ ing machine in fifst-elass order. Write to Don Robertson, Normanby. yyANTED—IOOO pair of men's boots to sole and heel; 1000 pair of ladies' boots and shoes to sole an& heel; pumps a specialty at the NewZealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. "yyANTED Known—Salmon! Salmon! We have just landed our new season's salmon. Fancy Sock-eye, Fancy Pink, etc., at our famous low pricesTea ! Tea ! Good line at 2/- per lfr 51bs for 9/-; finest 8.0. Pekoe, 2/6 r per lb, 51bs for 11/6; best rice, 15/3 per bag.—Bullock's Cash Store, Princes St., opposite Soldiers' Club. "yyANTED Known—Large consignment of English white and gold . cups and saucers just arrived; breakfast size, 11/6 half-doz.; teas, 10/$ half-doz; cups only from 6/9 half-doz;. English white chambers from 5/61 white dinnerware from 3/3 half-doz; tinsel pot cleaners, 6d each, 5/6 doz? English decorated teapots from 3/© each; best English Anglo enamelwarey pie dishes from 2/6 each; ennmel pudding basins from 2/- each. These are real snips, so don't hesitate; trade irt Hawera, where every cent counts.—Gilbert's Quality Service, High St.* Hawera. "yyAJNThJD Knuwn—Suit cases, attache cases and lunch boxes, new? stocks just opened up and sold at our famous low prices.—Hart's, oppositeGrand. Theatre, High Street, and next Smith and Easton's Mart, UnionStreet. \y ANTED Known—Meakln 's besfcEnglish plates, all sizes, from--3/11 half doz.; largest size dinnerplates, 7/6 half doz.; ladies' handbags aud gents' wallets at our famouseut prices; thermos flasks, best quality,. G/11 —a snip; strong lunch boxes, 2/il each.—At Hart's, "the Notorious Prie* Smashers," Union St., next Smith and Easton's Mart; also opp. Grand Theatre, High St.; and at Opunake.. yyANTED Known—lf you Tiring yourrepairs to us you will get satisfaction and save money. Try it ! Hawera Motors, Ltd., High- & Victoria Streets. TyAJN TED—Farm bands to note our prices for denims: Boz blue 7/11, 9oz blue and 9oz grey 8/11. The best made denim on the market. We pay? postage.—Goldstone & Patterson*, Tailors and Outfitters. Hawera. WANTED Known — Zebra gratepolish, 3 tins for 1/1; Waxshine r 3 tins 1/1; X Ring grate polishj 3 for--1/1; Aspro tablets, 1/1 bottle; resin,.----5d lb, 61bs for 2/5; writing pads, 4 for 1/-; black ink, 9 bottles for l/-; : Edmond's baking powder, 6 for 8/7;----sardines, h for lid; sultanas, 1/- lb; Kornies, 1/5 pkt, 3 for 4/-; Imperial honey, 2/2 tin, 3 tins 6/2; dates, 31bsfor 1/11; prunes, 31bs 2/2, 61bs 4/3, or121bs for 8/3. No baits; everything afr a cut rate at the Cut Rate, *81 Union; St.—the shop that big values madafamous. yyANTED Known—Colgate's Fental Cream 8d tube, Kolynos '!/_» Aspros 1/1, Toilet Soap o cakes VI'J English Eggcups 1/11 half-dozen, Eng~ hsh Cups and Saucers (block handles)* 7/6 half-dozen, large English White Jugs 3/11, Granite Mixing Bowls from--3/11, British Razor Strops 2/9, Best? Carborundum 7/9. Special value in handbags and purses just opened up. Shopping kits (lined), all sizes, from 4d each to clear at Hart's, opp Grand Theatre, High Street, also Union istreej^jnext Smith and Easton's Mart ANTED Known — O'Reillv "7m5 ■ < Walker offer you the followingS, n, ipS~^Red MiU cocoa > V 6 lb, wortb I 4/-; Post Toasties, 1/3, worth 2/6;? Morton's Epsom Salts. 71b boxes. 3/3Peerless flour, 100 ?s 21/-, 50 's iO/9)' ___ 5A V^f^^AU czZr ft. T _ _i -Z ;Z »'■£* 5/C: 8.0.P. tea, 2/6, 51bs 11/fi Agen..s Cormack-s famous bread and. iates' garden seeds.— O'Reillv and Walker: 'phone 555. ' (Wanted Advertisements cc-itinued^r_ next i-<-ge.)