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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 1

SPECIAL ABVEETISEaEENTS. \ SUPERIOR non-greasy preparati©] to keep the hands smooth, whit and Boft: Rose Geranium Emollient prices 2/6 and 4/6 at Dingle's Phai maey. . TiECAUSE we have biggest and bes > stocks, »ye are the best people t r J supply .your needs in gramophones am , records. A visit will convince you.— M. Kineton Parkes and Cb 125 Hie] Street. \^ jj>i^ VViS-ti■■! Don't plant unprofitabli varieties. Procure your Frui • Trees from Shailer's Hawera Nursery 25 years' practical fruit-growing ex pcrienee at your service. J>ISMUTH,~Pepain and Pancreatii tablets aid digestion and preveni flatulency, heartburn, etc.; large bottle 2/6—At Dingle 'a Pharmacy; /^JALLr at shop next West End Butehei and inspect Eastern wares, display of hand-worked cloths, shams, etc. ]£AST~ERN Ware "diiplay nest tc West End Butchery; hand embroidered nighties, Indian worked pillow cases. Inspection invited. "EVERYBODY goes • there n^w". ±* Where? To the Golden Minim. Union Street. T^OR Sale—Dodge o-seater oar, in good order; new hood, etc. Price £165 for quick sale. Write "Dodge.' star Office. "FOR Sale—Two sections, main, road Ohawe Beach; live hedges all round. Particulars Taylor Bros.' Presentation Shop. J^l'Uit ciaie—With immediate possession, goodwill' of a 4 years' lease of hotel in prosperous sea coast town; rent only £5 17s 6d per week; takings £100 per week.—Apply W. Mathieson and Co., 11 Union St., Hawera. ■pOR Sale—New Zealandia milking 3- . cow plant, good as. new; Lister engine and releaser.; Price on application.—A. ,E. Bird, Wafcino Road Te I Km. POR Sale—Farm of 52 acres ciJselo Hawera; reasonable price: easy terms. Apply C. C. Woods, 251 Princes St., Hawera. JpOR Sale—Reliable gig mare. Apply Philip, plumber, Turuturu Road. JpOR Sale —Nearly new milk waggon, to carry 15 cans; tyres 3-inch; pole and shafts. Price £55.—A. Hurrell, Coachbuilder, Eltham. JpOU developing and printing we lire unsurpassed in New Zealand in the matter of quality, price and quickness of delivery. You have only to leave one lot of work with us to be convinced of the truth of this. —M. Kineton Parkes and Co., 125 High St. s THRESH chocolate eggs, teddy bears, etc., just in. One penny each at the Golden Minim. XT AYE you • tried the Golden Mhihn ■*■ for morning and afternon teas? XT AYE you sampled our tomato soup "i and toast. If not, why not? The Golden Minim. JJAND-MADE~Lace dT'oyleys, cosies, linen tea cloths, runners, shams, brass wares. Inspection invited, next West End Butchery, High St. /~)UR not lemon and orange crush 18 y all the rage. The Golden Minim, Union Stree*. T^RY our English licorice goods, for the youngsters. All at a penny each. The Golden Minim. np±ii) best makes of English aJidTColonial chocolates can be got at the Golden Minim, Union Street. Metro Confectionery Company is now open. Ilui-rell's Buildings, High St. b ' J^IDDINGTON for Pianosfcash" or easy terms; agent for Hamilton, Nimmo and Son, Wellington. /~VUR tomato soup is properly made on the premises from the beat beef and tomato stock.—The Golden Minim. gPEClATNeitWeefc~Y7oid English Stickjaw, Fanar's Hanogate Toffee and American Boss, all I/-' per Ib.— Metro Confectionery Co. CEED Potatoes—We have some very J fine samples of these in all popular varieties, including the famous Black Kidney. Seed potatoes will be soarce this year. Secure yours now.— Staub and Co., Seedsmen, 16 Regent Street, Hawera. gTBANGE'S Cocoanut Oil Shampoo", right from the eocoanut, a natural I product, nutritive, cleansing and reI freshing;.produces the hair you love to i couch; 3/- per bottle at Strange's, the | Chemist. »JX) LET—Two 7r~o~nl> rooms, unfn^ nished; central. Apply "T.R.,'? StarjOffiee. ; ANTED Known—Dixon :s have~s I beautiful Witton and Wittor, \ crcnd piano at £210; really splendiJ '.-alue. Inspection invited. The lasi <-.ne sold in three days. "^yHAT a. Lovely" PieTuTe? WhiiTli friend comes into the drawing room and draws your attention to a picture on the wall with that expression, how do you feel? It is only human nature to like your possessions to be admired. Admiration is always bostowed on a good picture, well framed. A few good pictures are an absolute necessity in a tastily furnished home. Call and see for yourself "Poison's Art Gallery." See the beautiful etchings, water colour paintings, and handcoloured reproductions of the world's greatest works of art; very suitable for wedding and birthday presents. L. S. Poison, 180 .High St., Hawera, is the "Quality Shop" for pictures, picture framing, photo frames, postcards, artists' materials, framed mirrors; special designs for soldiers' memorial frame and discharged soldiers' service record frame, etc. TSJANTEIT Known—Electric bulbs, ** 2/6 at Hawera Motors; also halfwatt bulbs, 60. 100 and 200 candle power. Corner High-and Victoria Sts. Ty ANTED Known— Heinz, baked beans, tomato soup and spaghetti, all 1/- tin; packet dates, Sd; Red Mill guaranteed cocoa, 1/6 lb; custard powder, large tin, 1/-; coffee essence, 1/4: ; jars of ;jam, to clear, 2/1; seeded raisins, 9d pkt, 12 pkts 8/-; sultanas, lid lb, 121bs 10/-; pineapple chunks! ' lOd, tall tins sliced, 1/-. We are noted for high-class quality goods and low priees.—O'Reilly and Walker; 'phone 596. \JU"E are landing a big consignment of *T Rowntree's English chocolates this month. The Golden Minim.