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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 4 January 1923, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "" BOXING. f\ MEETING of Boxing enthusiasts will be held, in the Winter Show -Buildings on FRIDAY, January 5, at s8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is expended to all..interested. J. N. ANDEESON, ~ Secretary Pro. Tern. THANKS. X>ERT BUBGESS, Bootmaker, Princes Street, Hawera, begs to thank all .-for their past support and hopes to -retain same in the future. Mr A. Read vis still supervising the business. Wishing you all a Happy New Year. YEAR 1922 HAS PASSED AWAY! rA READ, Bootmaker, of Unioii St., is still here and will save your -aolo while you wait in fifteen minutes. All prices reduced, but not quality. "Wishing you all a Happy New Year. FOR SALE—ADJOINING BOROUGH. SUBURBAN SMALL FARM. AT BARGAIN PRICE 1 *>2 ACRES of first-class land, divided dnto 5 paddocks and watered by •-windmill; buildings comprise a I 'fine home of 6 roonis -with every f modern convenience, wash-house, v motor shed, loose box, cowshed, etc., telephone, etc. This property will run 18 head of «tock with cropping, and in the near future will be suitable for subdivision ifato suburban allotments. , A GOOD INVESTMENT AT £4100 <ONLY £400 CASH REQUIRED. '. & rjAMPBELL, :'l HOUSE & LAND AGENTS, Opp. P.C, HAWERA. | QRAVES & £JO., I REGENT ST., HAWERA. STRAIGHT LEASE. *5>QFt ACRES, under 1 mile from factory; milk 70 cows; house <J rooms; new milking shed; rent, 30/-; uiituate near Opuaak*» 7 ***>**- -SUBURBAN HOME. HOUSE with a- conveniences and 2 acres level land; equity £1100; owner will exchange for house in borough. « r—er [ -ajlp. society. ISIi H. GRAVES has been appointed Va Representative of the Australian Muttual Provident Society in Taranaki. A LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY \j the best means of providing ifor th* payment of Estate (Path) Duty. t QRAVES & QO., LAND, HOUSE & INSURANCE AGENTS .Jil I . ill . ■ ii ii ■ i, i ,i ' 11. "HELP YOUR BOY AND GIRL 'THIS NEW YEAR STEP UP TO THE PROFESSIONS. GILBY'S SECONDARY EDUCATION ; LIFTS AND PROPELS THEM .ALONG THE EIGHT TRACK IN Accountants' Preliminary Solicitors' General Knowledge "Civil Service Teachers' "D" and "C" Exams Tuition commences January 8. We have a great regard for those ■parents who insist on an education Tthat will give their children definite .^returns. Such parents become Gilby's vataunch friends. We are keen to help 'them in tlieir own horne —in their own •.-time. We'll deal with your enquiry as tsoon as we receive it. Ask for Prospectus "P." _Address: G.P.O. Box 203, Wellington. GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, . James Smith's Buildings, WELLINGTON. "DABY Wear —Captivating little gar ments and all at prices that wil .save your pocket: Nightdresses, daj .gowns, barms, yests, coats in wool voile, silk and crepe de chine, dressei in delaine, voile, silk and crepe d< .chine, petticoats in lawn and flannel, boottees, bibs, shoettes in brilliant, ;Silk sox, flannel and flannelette nur.sery squares, waterproof sheeting, nur.sery flannelettes, pilchers, brushes and combs, puffs and boxes, safety pins, baby soap and powder, and the daintiest of baby baskets in white, blue, . also pink, fully equipped. —Miss Stew- . art, Baby Linen House, Hawera. "fcTORTH British Rubber Co.'s Clincher "' , Cross car tyres, to clear at 90/- - each or 160/- per pair; car tubes, 28 x 3, 11/- each, 32 x 4 18/- each, 32x3i 12/6 each, 34 x 4 18/6 and 20/-, 815 x 105 17/6 and 20/-, 875 x 105 .20/-, 880 x 120 25/-; Sphinx Ford plugs, .3/6; car pumps, single cylinder, 25/-, double 27/6; Sherwin Williams' and Bergers' paints, oils, colours, oxides, brushes, etc., at Kaupokonui Co-op. •Stores. T>ORT Wine, 25/- case; - 0-gal. keg, * 52/6; keg 10/- extra (returnable). —Bray's Vineries, 6 H.M. Arcade, ..Auckland.