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

WANTEDS. . Co. W l}^ t^J^r^i^^^ThlcJ^ by mistake from front of Mr P T Mr 7b^lV^shop' I,leaSG retura *• weeks^!^Ste £1^ w^^°:rSirS- . housekeeper with- daughter able tn So i-°T U D, liSt:l eSS ' ho««ho5 of four S l v c; J, a"dy t0 town > »"* home! 7^/So£T "*** Vto comfortable home; 27/6 per Tell' Apply No. g Collinsg^ PM *eek-lyAxMi.D-^iam sewaii to uo"«t -A.^S eS^'^ Write Wanted, fSTopuSEsrsrsiato general; a ]l duties; * good- waees st^awS, 6' C' "^ >V^fig=TOuT-,,waitress. Apply __Somerset House. ™vw <( °la» .^ business. Write' to <_^^.M^^ta£Office l RANTED—A housemaid. Apply, prf. 319. Vate Hos Pital> Lak* Boad; 'phone W^OTED— A man oT~^uTh~toT**help ' milk; machines used. Addlv t Grant, Mokoia. PP y" J* \^ANTED-A—^oiuiF-f3r-iiiii^ work. Apply Raihvav Hbtel. Mar^Mo^ a h° ÜBeVVOrk- A^ Mr. RANTED Ki^s=^^t~Tidu~ c "tron in Player Pianos at Dixon's. We have them at £175 and £195. We have one English Player at £195. Easy terms can be arranged at Dixon's. 'YyANTED Known— We stock cattle drenches, Epsom salts, ropes. ssy oSe?" 56 sßlt> etc-The** RANTED Known — Secure your * Ta?X Ta and throw-downs now for the New Year and save disappointment at Hart's, the "NotoriousTPrice Smashers," next Smith and Easton'» St 0"^ ?igh gtreet, opposite Gj^iui^hea^^nd^ Opunake. "WANTED Known— Now on exhibi<<mu *S n.at Jolm Kirk's, Union St., . The Swing Hanging Bed," for sleeping on the verandah or porch. It is suspended from the roof, and when not in use can be pulled up out of the way bupphed with or Avithout mattress and pillows. Can be used under the treee in summer as a swing couch. Yom should inspect this; it is1 a good line. W ANTE^> KnoAvn— £100 worth-^ pie underclothing; ladies' nightdresses, worth 20/-, gcing for 10/6: \°Z?X camisoles, worth 17/6, going for '{^bargains in evei T line for Xmai a^_M^^Hamilton^'B_sh9p, High St. W ANTE"D Known—Buy~y^ur cor^ dials in quart bottles from us; all flavours from 1/3 bottle; lime juice, pure, from 1/9; finest figs, 1/6 lb; Spanish muscatels, 2/3 pkt; dates' best brand, 1/- pkt; others from 9d; jars of jam from- 2/3; Peck's paste, » 1/2; tongues .^rom 1/6; salmon from 8d tin; jellies from 3/- doz.; Heina delicacies in great quantities. See na for everything in season.—O 'Reilly and Walker, High St. * W AN' J,JSD Known— We can offer you absolutely the best value in Xma» goods. Sultanas (finest 3-Crown), 1/3 lb'* „ c^rants (recleaned), lOd; rai/ine (full weight) from lOd pkt; cooking almonds 2/- lb; muscatel* (new season s) 1/5 pkt; nuts in great variety: walnuts, 1/3 lb; peanuts; soft shelkd almonds, 1/1 lb; Barcelona, 1/- lb: mixed nuts at lld and 1/2 lb; figs h\ pkts, 8d; also Xmas stockings, bonbon crackers, Jordan almonds, crystallised Cherries, cordials at rock-bottom prices. If you want the best of goods for the festive seatonat a keen price, you can" get them at Gilbert's, High St., _£ WANTED Known—Absolutely thi largest variety of Xmas presents and toys m Taranaki to be had at Hart's, the Notorious Price Smashers. Prams frcm 4/6; seagrass prams, wonderful value, from 29/6 to £3 15s; yoa will need to book early to secure these lines; dolls at greatly reduced prices; tricycles (best iron frames) from 27/6* do not be late with your Xmas shop! ping. Avoid the crush by selecting your presents now and we will hold OA«r till Xmas any article on payment' of a deposit.—At Hart's, High Street and f U?i^ Street, next Smith and Easton's Mart; also at Opunake. W ANTED Known—Nowhere in Tara- ' ■ naki is there to be found a finer ■*? aT of, Xmas S°ods an<* dainties at ndicu ously low prices than at O'Eeilly and Walker's. Just a few of our snips and chcose for yourself- PeaSJV/J ll> 61bs A/-> walnu^ 1/4 lb, IXX /Q '' iBr? Z? lut8 ' V- lb > «bs 5/6, cookmg almonds, 1/10; Jordan almond* liwl Su layer figs > */6 lb,'6lbs 8/6; golden sultanas, lld lb, 61bs i/\ sweets, lollies and everything to.make SS" w l at, it t °Ughttobe- Come and have a look^at our window display.^O'Reilly and Walker, High St ,W ANTED~K^o^=^f you want * something good and dainty for the beach or seaside during your Xmaa holidays come and have your selection of the famous Heinz delicacies: Peanut butter, pork and beans, spaghetti! mincemeat, tomato ketchup! relish, olives, horse radish, beetsteak sauce, kidney beans and everything to £?k^r our holiday a pleasant one.-----596 an Walker > m ß h St- 'Pnone W ANTED Known— Xmas cheer for young and oldl Xmas comes but once a year and no other occasion haa the same home appeal. Families are reunited and spirit of goodwill reigns supreme. Make this a better Xiaa with the aid of Gilbert's Quality Service. Muscatels (new season's) 1/5walnuts, 1/3 lb; Barcelona nuts, I/- lbsoft shelled almonds, 1/1 lb; gicily almonds, 2/- lb; prunes, 9d lb; dried apricots. 1/10 lb; jellies, 4 for i/-, 2/8 doz.; pure fruit cordials, crystallised cherries, and all those dainties which go to make the Xmas more enjoyable are to be had at Gilbert's Quality Service, High St., Hawera. y (Wanted Advertisements continued os next fa^e.)