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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 20 November 1924, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. JNFANTS’ dainty frocks in Fuji, erepe-de-chine; also Indian lace jackets, bonnets nnd frocks.—Mis? v Sewell, ’phone 680, Hawera. J. A GLORIA can make your Christ-1 ■ mas a really merry one. The best tone gramophone in the world; 207deposit and 5/- weekly.—T. G. Liddington, sole agent for Hawera and district. J/.DY visitors to the show are reminded that a choice selection of ear-rings is just to hand; all’ fitted with genuine sterling silyer mounts; price from 4/6 pair at E. Morris’, Leading jeweller, Hawera. /"|TTO Vanishing Cream; the new eream of the season; delicately fragrant. Obtainable at the agents: Tait’s Pharmacy, Hawera. <PnLU False Teeth "bought sound or broken; also dental Bcrap. Best prices in N.Z. sent by return mail. Post to J. Dunstone, Box 51, Wellesley St., Auckland; est. 31 years.

QEAGRASS Prams manufactured, relined and repaired; seagrass hpods made to order; baskets rehandled and repaired.—Geo. Harding, corner Princes and Furlong Sts QJEAGRASS Furniture manufactured and repaired; any design made to order; prices right; workmanship guas anteed.—Geo. Harding, 25 Princes St< flawera. in all the better class res> taurants. Ask for them by name. Hayward’s Military” Pickles. All grocers. Look for the name Military, * ’ W E „ are still buying in any quantity good fresh eggs. Highest cash price paid. Apply N. T. Bradley, ’phone 729, Fruiterer and Green Grocer.

ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. JpQR Sale-—Poid ton truck, transport body and cab; A 1 order; £100; easy terms.—o. C. Stanners, Eltham. £7/77- BARGAIN Parceir~for £5/10/- post free, containing 1 pair double bed sheets, 1 pair single bed sheets, double bed H.C. quilt, 2 pairs pillow cases, 2 pairs large coloured towels, 5 yards towelling, 5 yards check Madras curtaining, 6 yards N.Z. all-wool flannel, 3 pair men’s allwool sox, 2 pairs black cashmere hose, 3 ladies’ summer vests, 3 pair ladies’ white woven bloomers; all good guaranteed best quality; money returned if not satisfied. —Ham, Eltham. X/EEDOL economy oils and greases; * this film of protection safeguards your motor. —Ira J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, Eltham. Motor Cycles—A motor cycle that for service, touring, general eontrolability and riding comfort is without equal.—lra J. Bridger, agent, Eltham and Kaponga districts. T>ICYCLES for Everybody—We have models to fill every requirement. Drop in and see bur display.—lra J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, El tham. TUST Landed jrrlme Canterbury potatoes, whites and reds, per sacfc 15/6; per ton 170/-.—At Wilkinson’* Ltd., Eltham. rjOW Covers—Best white duek, good fitting; per cover 18/6; liberal reductions for quantities at Wilkinson’* Ltd., Eltham. •

ETAVE a good light in the shed. A dark chaser Benzine Lantern will give it; posted anywhere for 37/0 east with order from Wilkinson’s Ltd., El bhant. t_TIS Master's Voice Gramophones will give you the best there is in music, mirth and melody.—P, B. Pranks, Phonograph Specialist. 1100 to choose from; all ' v repairs done by espert. —P, B. Pranks, Phonograph Specialist, opp Post Office.

Make your home brighter and educate your children with good music; it will Tepay handsomely.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist. QALE! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! The most genuine Sale ever held in Eltham. —Jos. Peters. A REAL Sale A Big Sale! A Sale to remember.—Peters. CALE! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! ° Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Salel At Jos. Peters; ’phone 240. QPECIAL Hard Wearing Trousers, usual ’ 25/-, now 18/6; tweed trousers, usual 12/9, now 10/6. —Clare Bros.. Eltham. TF you decide to purchase your new SUMMER HAT from Miss Davey’s you will be certain of securing a smart, new style at the most moderate price in Hawera, because Miss Davey sells for CASH—for LESS! VISIT EARLY. M ISS DAVEY, HIGH STREET, HAWERA.

FOR OVERHAULS and REPAIRS of all descriptions and NASH CARS, which require very little, if any, of either, go to — Next Star Office, Regent St., Hawera ’Phones 443 and 309. "\fURSE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Rooms, ’phone 647, in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on alternate Mondays and every Thursday and Saturday, from 2 to 5, and Wednesday mornings, 10.30 to 12. Private address, 65 Argyle Street; ’phone 726.