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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 8 March 1924, Page 1

SPECIAL AiDVEBTIfIEM*ENT». TT'OR Sale—Second-aand piano by John Spencer, London; splendid condition.—T. G. Liddington, High St., Hawera. J?OR Sale—One small aviary with three birds (one hen canary, one young canary, believed to be cock bird, and one mule bird), with two breeding cages, one trap cage, two small carrying cages. Price £2 cash. Apply Mrs Scott, Clarendon Hotel, Waverley. J^OB Sale—Pedigree Pomeranian puppies; parents prize dogs; price from £5 5s to £10 10s each. Apply Kennels, **** Wanganui. JpOE quality and workmanship, unexcelled in upholstery, see Geo. Sym e and Co.'s show rooms. Jj*Oß the Lenten season we have landed a,>fresh consignment of new season's fish at much reduced prices, including genuine South African lobster, whitebait, pilchards, shrimps, salmon from 7d tin, best Sockeye salmon from 1/6 tin, sardines from 4d tin, ling, herrings in sauce, fresh herrings, kippered herrings, salt herrings, oysters, etc. W e guarantee all our fish or money back.—O'Reilly's High-Class Grocery, High St.; 'phone 596. JF it's a question of time, we have the service. Our photographic department is doing the same day service with guarantee of satisfaction. A film at 10 a.m.; your photos at 5 p.m.— Strange, Chemist. JF your Piano requires attention, con-, suit Laidlaw's, leading Piano Tuners and Repairers, High St., Hawera; 'phone 580. JUST arrived from Heme, a large assortment of jute reversible rugs from 15/- upwards.—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. T OST—Between Normanby and Hawera, cap off Napier motor car wheel; finder rewarded.—Don Stewart, Normanby. JATEST in velours, snappy shades and styles; prices for all pockets at Pellew % Commercial Sample Rooms. T ADIES' Bedroom Court shees, covered heels, in pink, blue, black, brown and violet; were 10/6; now 6/11. These are a bargain at 6/11. —Hannah and Co.

T ATEST designs and style in autumn millinery at Pellew's, Commercial Sample Rooms. J^ATEST trimmings, newest shades, at Pellew's, Commercial Sample Rooms. J^ADIES' black glace and patent Court shoes, plain buckles, Loais heels, 23/11. —Hannah and Co. JJJATRONS' Glace Aida Oxferd shoes (Bostock), pump soles, low heels, ' 27/6. —Hannah and Co. j TJLTADRAS Curtains—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd., have just opened ujj a new shipment of coloured madras Curtains from 5/6 to 18/6 per yard. JJeICERY and~Clothing~ !~You have tried other shops; now try the "best" shop in HaweTa for men's wear. We are sure to please you, and we just go "one better" at Adamson and Robb's, the Best House for Men's Wear. YAWING to the steady increase of work, we are - able to offer you a big reduction on dyed goods. Come and inspect our new price list. Coloured dyeing a specialty; shades matched. —London Dy e Works, Regent Street, Hawera. QFFICIAL Harley-Davidson Service Station—Archbold and Co., Union St., Hawera; 'phone 452. We carry the new 1924 model Harley, necessary spares, benzine, oils and Our workmen are efficient and prompt; we employ no boys, and our prices are not flights of fancy, but reasonable. O X WASHING Machines, £6."15s V* * cash at Dixon's, HaweraJJEBUILD your jaded constitution *--* Vlth our British D.C.L. Malt; a nutritive tonic and aid to digestion.— vV. "Gr. gtrange, Chemist, Hawera. GECjUAH 'S FafiiOU* fteiaediesj Prairie - Flower and Seal Oil, 2/9 bottle.— Write Sequah, Box 7, P. 0., Newmarket. rrO _LET—Two houses, 5 rooms a ltd 3 rooms. Apply Mrs Tonks, Campbell St., Nolantown. TO LET—7-roomed house, central"; rent 25/- per week. Apply W. Mathieson, Land Agent, 11 Union St.

rpo LET—4-roomed dwelling, large workshop and other sheds, situate Albion Street. For particulars apply Public Trust Office. WANTED Known tor the Races: The finest selection of ear rings of all shapes, sizes and colours on view. Prices right at E. Morris', Leading Jeweller. WANTED Known—Terms for Singer sewing machines: Deposit £1 and thereafter monthly payments to suit purchasers. Messrs McCormick and Taylor, ' Complete House Furnishers, next Post Office, Hawera, have in stock spare parts, needles and oil. Orders for machines may be left with them, and will be attended to by K. M. Phin, the company's representative, Hawera. 8 "WANTED Knofrn—a Clearing Sale of up-to-date millinery; ladies' models, worth £2 10s, going for 17/fl untrimmed straws and ready-to-wea? hats as low as 2/11; lovely under clothing half-price. Bargains in ever** line at Miss Hamilton's Shoo, High S* TJS" r ANTED Known —We have several good second-hand motor cycles from £20 up. Come and see. —Hawera Motors Ltd., High and Victoria Sts. TyANTED Known — If you want honest repairs done in workmanlike manner, whether bicycle, motor motor bike or car, you can't do better than try Hawera Motors Ltd., corner High and Victoria Sts. TyANTED~Known—We cannot display our goods during rebuilding operations, but business is being carried on inside, where goods are being sacrificed to clear. So step inside and you will find that no reasonable offer will be Tefused for "balance of stock.— Hart's, High St. TfTANTEDKnown—Just in, fresh line of superior reading glasses to quit •at 2/6; also large quantity of strong working men's goggles (in 1 cases), to clear at 1/- pair. Have your pick and call early at E. Morris', the Leading and Cheapest Jeweller in Hawera. m * to ._ ; . . _