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i___ WAN'JSDS. Vm 7N< ; i M> an,. steady, wishes meet young lady,- 19-21, view matriIP Ml?'' Kei>lj *g treated" confidential* Apply "UenmHe," Jstar. ..W^j^^^jjgjgr \yAST-ED Known—Couch, box otto-^ mjwi) ohoap at my shop.—P. Headley, 207 Princes St. lieupholstering » specialty, . wpe«tabie youngman, board in private family Write "■&/' Star Oiiuu:. RANTED 'ta~~i^ad-^£mu on first mortgage a& 7 per cent. Apply Foy and Smart, "^yANTED—A." man "*ioT" marking on. the Eifle Ravage at Whareroa, on, Saturday afternoons. Apply personally to A. H. Jomsj president, Hawewu Defence Bifie Club. Yy ANTED to Seil—Ri^b*- good twa~ year-old Jersey heifers Apply &. J. Bennett, Kaupobanui,RANTED to Kent^o- or 6-roomeA hease, furnished ec tm&sroished, for six or eight months;, central. Apply Mrs Hidsdale, High St. 'WANTED—2OO head pooliry for neifc Saturday's sale. Smith and Baston. WANTED—Two g^d carpenters, used to concrete work. —Powerward, Opunake. T^ANTED— Eight carpenters for country work. Apply J. Simmons, Builder, Stratford. "yyANTED —Improver for blaefcaauthing; good wage; constant job.— G. Hanger, Manaia. yyANTED Known—At Gillette safe on Saturday, veilings 6d, leatbfflr handbags Is lid. —Smart pil to assist in. confectionery shop. Apply The . Metro, Hurrell's Buildings, High St. "RANTED to Buy"— Good piano. Statft make and price (cash) to "A.B '* Star Office. - TyANTED Known—At Gil)Att'«j ladies' all-wool khaki stockings. 2* 9d, black 2s lid. "YyANTED. Known—Special" offer for one Any only: Suits and costumeacleaned and pressed, 5/-. Be sure you. bring yours along on Friday to . the London Dye Works, Eegent St., Hawera. WANTED Known—At Gfflett'* salet on Saturday, ladies' fawn fleecylined gloves Is 3d, fabric gloves Is. 1/yANTED—Man tor dairy farm; m*~ 1 chines used; constant job; wage» £2 per woek and found. Write "H.M '• Star Offic*. WANTED Known—At~Gillett's~«l* on Saturday, double width di«s&. tweeds 2s lid, velveteens 2s lid. WANTEITKnown—At Gilett's satey ladies' heavy tweed coats front 19s 6d 3 raincoats from 7s 6d. yyANTED-By young couple, *reliable, share-milkin? or other farnt: work. Both good milkers.—E. BL Western, Sentry Hill. Ty ANTED—By married man with. small family, position on dairyfa tin or place of trust. Capable of managing small place. Experienced and trustworthy, abstainer. References if required. Write "F.M.," c/o Star Oinee. yyANTED to Sell—Horse, trap, and harness (cheap). Also black Shefe. land pony (absolutely reliable). Apply immediately G. Sager, Te Roti. WANTED to buy—Pickle bottles, in any quantity.—Pivae and O>., next BeniiotJ^and Sutton, High St., Hawei*. T^IXD respectable person offered home with widow in return for companionship. Apply "Home," Star Office. T^ANTED-^All-round butcher. Ap^ ply H. Barraclough, Opunake. WANTED Known—That I have te^ moved my office to 19 George St. —I. M. Glenn, Clerk and Typi&t. Tetephone 578. ■ WANTED—By married man, allround farm job ; either • sheep or dairy, with or with&ufc one or two 3 mouths. Best of reference fi>r twelve years..- Absolutely steady and sober. Address: 0.H.N., this paper. . yyANTBD Rnown-^We have jnst landed quaatity of South Island potatoes, quality excellent, at lowest possible prices. We are cash buyers of pickled eggs in any quantitv.-—O'Reilly and Walker, High St.; 'phone 596. \yANTED Known—Dixon 's have a >V beautiful Witton and Wittoa grand piano at £210; really splendid. value. Inspection invited. The last one sold in three days. TyANTED Known—Witton and Witton piano makers established 1833. The last model that arrived at Dixon'■ was sold in half, an hour; they are wonderful value at £98 cash. \l/ANTED Known—Latest noveltie* in girdlea, belt clasps, necklets. and neckwear constantly arriving.-— Harrops Ltd. VyAN^TKD "Known—Witton and Wit" - ton piano can be purchased by...-,. paying £3 deposit and £2 8s 9d monthtf at Dixou's. Two more expected any day. Gall evirly." VyANTEIT'Known —Unsolicited testi- * monial: Begg and Co., Dunedin, write: A client who purchased a Witton and Witton piano from us writest "I consider that the Witton and Witton piano I have purchased from you is equal to any £150 piano I hare seen." Inspection invited at Dixon. r ßb, \yXNTED"^uown—All the latest ia coats. Men's heavy tweed overcoats from 65/-; heavy-weight saddl* tweed trousers, great value at 28/6Ahvays remember for value you can't beat Slur*, High St. VyAXTED to Buy—False teeth, any condition; prices ranging to £s.set b.v return mail.—Pearline Company, Security Buildings, Auckland. YYJABM feet mean sound sleep. In- *> vest, in a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle; British made; won't crack or burst; all sizes. Chemists and dealers sell them. TVfi CASH, 6 American Wonder • ' U Gooseberries; 7/6 for 6 TkOtchinson's Prolific Rhubarb Roots.—-W. Mitchinson, Nurseryman, New Ply* mouth. (Wanted Advertisementi oo^*| tinued on Page %l _

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 1