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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 Vi* „* * hesitate, but procure a bot- , tie of our Granular Effervescent SalineX ! 3/7 Wtt 8 ' thC' ChCmiSt ' for * ■ @ V£ ?? heir °™ ' "SctiifeideSaTn 's ready-to-wear or to-measure suits- • Come m and try a few on,-you woL't be pr esS ed to buy.-Goldstone a_d Pat terson^le^agents. Hawera. 'PLANT Now-IZ-g i!Hr -n msH^, Zinnias Scarlet PimperhelL Asters We have strong well-hardened plants of above and many other kinds- 3£ f P o «t<,Pl^ tS l ud Pa]ras stable for pc H?w^ fatnb aßf C°-' i 8 **** %t, gEE DlioPr^i__sw=:Ameieß- smtable for Christmas presents— dZt S' Meceano > -iolffs accoT deons l^g^ L mus 3 e i _nseful presents. START the New Sear well by~dealing 90/« But cks- SJ- fiour > 20/6, 20/6, & ' pePi, l(?' 10/6 Per SOlbs, 5/6 per 251bs; rolled oats, 1/4 p er bag- fled' barley 4/3 half bushel, 16/- pe!' sack • pollard, 200 's, 22/- per ' sac k; JEll"^ [ chicken raiser, bran, maize, kerosene motor spirits, motor' oils, barbedand' STmS r^netti n g, 'nails, staphs, etc.—Bullock's Cash Store, Prinees^W opposite Soldiers > Club. c'_ nnees bt-; delightful present for a lady — Liddmgton's, Hawera. ■ ;s^iF~i^dT7^ay: to-wear suits h;.ve no equal. Ob«on°« bfe 012ly at Go]ds *^c and Patterson s, Hawera. SCHNEIDEM-A^^MiF^ridT7el4y-a , tO-weaj- suits in tweeds, worsteds STETSON Hat ß t rJuirop-el^d^rihi p V ment of Stetsons in all the new shapes. There's' nothing like a StetTJX S"L new Pfice « 52/6.—Goldstone Hawer a rSOn ' tailors and ©"tetters, T° LEI»--»niaJJ cottage off Egmont St.; hot and cold water and drainage, etc. Apply p. D. Mclntyre, plumber,. Victoria St.

General Store and Market Garden on Beach Road, Hawera, can supply groceries of all kinds! also fruit, confectionery, soft drinks and vegetables (straight from the garden), peas, French beans, broad beans, marrows, and new potatoes; rhubarb (4d a bundle cr 3/6 a doz); also Orange Pekoe tea, looee, 2/9 and 2/6 lb To encourage c:.sh business & special discount of 2/6 is giv n with every cash order of 20/-. Orders delivered to any part of Hawera.—Mrs E. LinepiWiprietress. 6' JWEED Working>a"_t~s "from" 17/6, in j all sizes, best value in Taranaki; also Men's Working Shirts from 6/6 -We cater to give you the.best value.— Adamson and Robb_forMen's Wear. IJHE, Talk of"~thT~T^wn~ls —Jo_n Kirk's low prices for high-grade goods and useful and novel Christmas gifts,:. ■■ ■ yXyy.yr- . "y^VET Face Records eliminate sur-^ -w^ face soimflß; -fiear^taiem at _,idk dington's, Hawera. RANTED Known—W.e employ no travellers and conduct our business on the most economical lines. We can and do give the benefit to our customers in the form of the lowest prices in the trade. Give us a trial; satisfaction guaranteed at Seaver's Cycle Depot, High Street. Hawera. . RANTED Known—Toilet soap,,good, . \ 5 for 1/-; real/Castile, 8d or) 3 for 1/6; Brown Windsor, 8 for, lld or 5/11 , box; Sensation,, 1/3 or 14/- doz.; Cut Rate soap, 3 for 2/4; St. Mungo, 1/8; Fairy -Wonder, 1/5; Hu'dsons Extract, •'.5 for I/- or 10 pkts,for 1/11; clothes pegs,- 2/3 gross, or 2 gross for 4/3; bacon sides, 8d lb; fancy large prunes, 9d lb or 31bs for 2/2; Aspro tablets, 25's, 3 for 2/11; the great Pyramid tea, 51b box x 14/9; Sunlight soap, 1/7 pkt; Lighthouse Cleanser, 3,rfor 1/- or 6 for 1/10; methylated spirits (large), 3 bottles 4/-; lime water, 3 large bottles 1/6; Capstan tobacco, large stocks, 1/6 or 1/5 taking 8 or more tins; Otto de Rose cigarettes, 6d or 6 pkts for 2/9. Make no mistake; quality service can be had at the Cut Rate second to none in New Zealand, notwithstanding that our prices' are all so low. One trial>will tom'i^ce you, so just have ta walk down to 1 the Cut Rate, 81 Union St.; _>hone 627. . ".■■'• ..'"'

WANTED Known—Sliced pineapple, 1/2, tin or 3 for 3/3; pineapple cubes, 3 for 2/5; finest 3-Crown sultanas, 1/3 or 61bs for 7/3; seedless raisins, 31bs for 2/5. Have you tried "I. our superior mixed' nuts, Slbs for 2/7 or 61bs for 5/3; genuine Ship jellies, 2/7 doz.; essence extracts from 5d bot.; "X" jam, glass jars, 2/2 each; preserved ginger, 10d lb; dessert ffuits, 1/8 tin or 19/3 doz.; sheep's tongues from 1/5 tin; peanuts, 8d lb or 31bs for 1/10; sultanas, lOd lb; cooking al- i monds, 1/11; Brazil nuts, lld lb, 31bs I 2/5; Syke's cordials, 1/11 bottle. 61 bottles for 11/-; Edmond's baking pow- j der, 1/6 or 3 for 4/4 or 6 for 8/7: ! tinned peas, 3 for 2/5; golden syrup, 71b tins, 2/-, or 21b tins 8d,;3 for 1/10. A study of onr *rices will show you Why \ve do not gb begging from door to door for a month. We merit the business on quality and price, and we get it at the Cut Rate, 81 Union St.: 'nhone 627. RANTED Known—lf you want Something good and dainty for the-beach or seaside during-your Xmas holidays come and have your selection of the famous Heinz delicacies: Peanut butter, pork and beans, spaghetti, mincemeat, tomato ketchup, India relish, olives, horse radish, beetsteak sauce, kidney beans and everything to make your holiday a pleasant one.— O 'Reilly and Walker, High St. 'Phone 596. "RANTED Known—Now on exhibition at John Kirk's, Union St., "The Swing Hanging Bed," for sleeping on- the verandah, cr porch. It is suspended from the roof, and when not in use can be pulled up out of the way Supplied with or without mattress Jinci pillows. Can be used under the trees in summer as, a swing couc_. Yon should inspect this; it is si good line.

WANTED Known—3S H it cases, attache cases and lunch boxes,.new stocks just opened up and sold at onr famous low prices.—Hart's, opposite Grand Theatre. High Street, and next Smith and Easton's Mart, Union Street. ' can get it at Hart's at their famous low,prices.