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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 August 1923, Page 1

'^ANTED^a goodlnan to do »afc. ' ing and general farm work. Apnljr li W^>7 Ein«^l.v-^0 dry .ta. .IbJSl^SS^^w: A P p, yß ? Ranted- E B( >wl^%i^TrA~f^ i™ o^ la T die*' black Llaa»a •tackEuowu.—Xoy quality «o*l tumes and frocks at BaekreU'r* jaew^goodsn ja s^ a*rtxr<ag, * piano by John- BrimmeM (a «nip> and many otters to inspect at LaidW I^ED: g^^JFyaur p iaiu> W not working freely or the keys are . sure sigu that the actioa reiuire^ expert examination. .. ConsuU u^.~^uSr law VMm^Waueisase;, Ba-weia. 7^ '; RANTED to. 1 StarJtJ: ■'"-^ I-^: to.-CaA,-;. HaiHd! eottag^ moderate rent; shatt distaae* house painting, town or country r r ofe 1' °n prefened: A^^ess at Sta^ \paSSaED=^ta^S«i or mrfnrnisnei •xJS?? 1 ' reasonat>le rent, which stat* ■vvitSc, Sail partiesiJara to "F.Y.Z. " StarA man or youth for dailyfarm; must be used to macMnest Apply A. Langford, Ksipiini. .yyafiSßKß^aMßt lad to^isisTii shop and run messages. Apply Purser and Suited, Ltd., Home Kfmshers-.. "YyANTED to Purchit&e— Shares iulhtt ' Normanby or Meremere Dairy Oompanieg.—J. J. Patterson, Manaaa. good strong girl for country; no milking; good homes good wages-;: household dnties only.-l Mrs J. Clbfc*-, Repperton, near New Plymouth's.. . J A youth for farm. For particulaa-3 apply to T.- Abbott . Kaponga. Stroßg: boy for farm; maw TT ch r inea nsed; g°°a wages. Apply w. H. Lmn-. P^vvej- Station, Normanby. "^YA2«TEI>— A eonipetent genera^ .good wages. Apply Mrs Walter Bright, South Road1..v; with maebii* milking; alsff'fo assist in houses Apply F; D^gany Nolan Road, H%wera.i , ••.-■■ Pigging or nny work by . j^. day. A^ply;J^ Wellington St. yj^AJ^m>^L^^^anvasieis for aeffing silk dresses, underclothing. etc.," qn eamm-issioii; no capital rerquired; quick selling lines; ,live pewoii can make income. Apply wifht -references tq "A.^" Star Office. ta Sell^SOO folding ehai«v^ alsa five mirro"rs for laughing gat fcryj i» lots to suit purchasers.—Henry Hayn.e&, 200 Cab a' St., Wellington. YVTANTED Known^—For repair! ia *A branches try Hawera Motors Ltd. We guarantee dispatch and satitfM* tion. Corner High and Victoria'Sta. WANTED Known.—Great sale o* sample hosiery, in silk asd cotton, all colonrs. Also ladies' Bampl» underclothing, all sorts children's wear and baby linen, under cost.— At Miss Hamilton's Shop. Hifjb. Stre*«t T\TE are now in the position to sell you two 2S x li Redfern coversand two 28 x li Redfern tubes for 18/----the complete set. How's that? Thl* is only a competition line, for we would ; sooner sell you fresh stock with a personal recommendation behind it. Se« our window.—Archbold and Go., HarleyDavidson agents; 'phone 452, Hawera.

\J7ANTED Known—Hawera Mofonr Ltd. are still selling Engtufe cycle tyres, 8/6. each, tubes 3/-; great value. Corner of High and Victori* Streets. "WANTED Known—Buy at Bulloek'a. Big Value Store: Cooper's garden sedes—Bulk seed peas, Stratagem 8& per lb, Richard Se'ddo'n lid per lb, American Wonder lOd per lb, Yorkshire* Hero 8d per lb; broad "Windsor beansi 1/- per lb; Canadian Wonder, 1/2 per lb; parsnip seed, 6d per oz.; B.S. onion seed, 9d per oz.; seed potatoes, chicken raiser, shell grit, dried blood, wheatmeal for poultry, and Karswood's famous poultry spice, etc. — Bulloeky Princes Street, .the Real Price Reducer;; 'phone 96. ' WANTED Known—Electric bnlb«» T ■ 2/6 at Hawera Motors; also half- '; watt bulbs, 60, 100 and 200 eandfe power. Corner High and Victoria 8t«. - \Xf ANTED Known—For smart and up--Vt to-date Millinery—Mrs Ridadale, '• Milliner, High St. - 'y Ty ANTED Known—Spring model* now showing at Mrs Bidsdale'% Milliner, High St. WANTED Known—Bobs or Ska]*? wag is a good winter game witk which to entertain your families asd friends. Obtainable at Hart's. V)^ ANTED Known—Farmers can rely . * on getting'big values at Bullocf* Big Store. Farro pig food, 15/6 per sack; mixed grain, wheat, maize, oats,. Moose nuts and Moose meal, Meggitt'* linseed meal, Faterine in 1 and 2-gaK tins, Bobiis mammitis cure, Sykea* drenches, syringes; leg rope, 1/- per It? plough line, 1/2 per lb; tether ropes, garden tools, churns, Baltic separators, benzine, motor spirits, nails, staples, files, etc.; and all general lines to Bait. the farmers' requirements. Get th^ habit and shop at Bullock's, Prince* I Street, opposite Soldiers' Club. \\7E are stocktaking .and don't wast to carry any Tweed Overcoats over to next season. So come and bny one at a genuine reduction.—Adams** and Robb's for Value. \yANTED Known—A Clearing Sal* of up-to-date millinery; ladiar'' models, worth £2 10b, going for IT/tj untrimmed straws and ready-to-w«asr • hats as low as 2/11; lovely onderdo*K\ ing half-price. Bargains in every U»* at Miss Hamilton's Shop, High St. TTIVIFIC Tonic for nervoua <S»» V orders. (Wasted AdyertibMmooti 4^P».. tbraed on Pi«t 11 .