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/ WANTED KNOWN. WANTED - Known— : The Cut Kate ‘ Leads! Great Winter Show Sale commencing Thursday, June 22. The greatest bargains ever offered in New Zealand being offered at the C.R.P. iDhoice Ceylon Tea, 1/2J lb. case lots; prime Cheese 5-Jdlb; Mildura Sultanas, 5d lb; Oatmeal, 51bs. lid; best Fowl Wheat, 3/7 bushel to purchasers of 5 lbs. of our famous Tea; Men’s. ThreePieeo Suits, 18/11; (Men’s D.B. Overcoats, 21/6; Ladies’ Fur Coats, 97/6; , Ladies’ Tweed Coats, fur collars, 18/11; Salad and Supper Sets, 3/11; Royal Albert Tea Sets, worth up to 45/-, for 27/6; Aynsley Tea Sets, for ■29/6. Watch the front page of the “Star” each Wednesday for Thursday Specials and also the “Star” Fridays for Saturday Specials. You will find that the C.R.P., which is a. 100 per cent; Hawera firm, will always lead the way in values. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade. 'YY r xVNTED Known—Solnorset”'House rates reduced! Permanent board- j ers, sharing room, £1 2s 6d; singles, ladies ocr gouts, £1 ss. Tariff, 8s a day. All rooms thoroughly renovated. Handy to railway station and town. Aptly termed “A home away from home.” WANTED Known —The Cut" Rate L ” Leads! See our -windows during sale. Our prices always unbeatable are lower still, and remember every shilling spent in the C.R.P. shop remains to /circulate in Taranaki. All bacon, butter, cheese, etc., sold by the C.R.P. is produced by Taranaki farmers, thus ■giving definite support to local farming.' V. 98 per cent, of the merchandise by the C.R.P. Stores is carried, by • jfew Zealand railways, thus giving direct support to New Zealand civil ■servants. All printing, electrical work, •signwriting, plumbing, etc., are given ( to "local .citizens, thus maintaining local industry, and to cap .all, our .prices, quality for quality, are always and will always be the lowest in the Dominion. The C.R.P. is a privatelyowned concern which pays no dividends to shareholders, which is in no combines and which is not connected in any way with chain store combinations, recognising that a chain is no stronger than its weakest link. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade. WANTED’Known—E, Dixon & Co., 1 Ltd., are the only firm that sells Borakil. They have been appointed sole agents for Hawera. Bottles on sale at 2/11 each. Be sure and purchase the real thing!

* FINANCIAL, jyjONEY Troubles Solved. . I advance -any sum same day you apply; absolutely privacy; on furniture, motor cars, P.N.’s. Your own terms of repayment. Lowest interest. “Privacy,” Box 44, Wanganui. BOOM WANTED. VI/'ANTED —Bed-sitting room; must 1 have fireplace and sunny aspect. Write ‘ ‘Sun, ; ’ Star Office. I, ..n. m mm-*-—, r™<a FOR BAIITI. "EURE WOOD! Data, 12 bags for £1; Maire, 10 bags for £1; Pine, 20 bags £1; half lots supplied at 10s cash oni delivery.—G-. F. Ansley, Page St-.. ■Stratford. you: Sale—3-cow Gane milking plant! a.ud 2 h.p. electric motor. For particulars apply Les Barlcla, Tawhiti, ’Pho-ne 28301, Coal’—Wo have a good stock of kitchen and house coal; also dry rata, pine, kindling wood and cones.— Taupiri Coal Depot > 'Phone 2305, Union Street. jJaupiei - Coal, Firewood, Kindling I 1 ' Wood at keenest prices. Ring 2667, H. -Clement, Burns Street. gET Four Golf Clubs, complete with bag; all in first-class' condition. Write “Clubs,” Stax Office. Sale —Borakil! At E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., sole agents for Hawera. If you have only a small amount of borer, you can treat it yourself. 2/11 a bottle. Be sure and buy the right Borakil. ~to~let: LET Two sunny unfurnished' ■rooms, good locality, private entrance. Address at -Star Office. lost: J^OST —On Saturday between Waihi Boadi and Mokoia, spare tyre and iron wheel-, Austin “4” sedan. Finder pleasie communicate with O. J. Hawke-n, Mokoia. BOAED~WANTED. —Board in private house by young man. Write ‘ ‘ Quiet.” Star Office. WANTED TO BUY. Yl/ANTED to Buy—Old Gold; any L J quantities; highest prices.—G. G. Smitn, Consulting Optician, Union -Street. you easily tired, vitality gone, appetite lost? Then you need Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. 3/6. —W. G. ■Strange. —ls; jgOJJAKIL is the cheapest insurance! you can buy! Will save deterioration on value of furniture and house. Sold at E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., sole agents for The Borakil. £yUB Hot Water Bottles axe all first 1 grade; no seconds; 3/- to 7/6. —At: Strange’s, the Chemist. 1 JpLAIN 36in. Winceyette, in Cream, "Salmon, Blue and Pale Green, 1/yard.—Kaupokonu’i Co-op. Stores. TJQT Water Bottles, first grade, at . * Strange’s, from 3/- to 7/6. All British. A good selection.—Strange, Chemist. breakdown avoided by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. Eevitalises whole nervous system. 3/6 month’s supply.-—W. G. Strange. —l3 ’WIRE Twist Shirts, 2/11; Doctor L Flannels, 4/11; All-Wool Sweaters, 8/6; Nap Trousers, 5/6. — Kan, pokonui Co-op. Stores. CHAW For Men’s Suits to Measure! All-Wool Worsteds, 95/-; Tweeds, from 84/-. -Our Suits are known all over Taranaki as' the best that money can buy. Call and .inspect the Latest patterns.—At the Busy Shop, High Street. CHAW For Overcoats! Boys’, from 12/6 to 24/6; Men’s, from 19/6 to 95/-; Raincoats, 22/6 to 72/6; Leather Goafs, 79/6; Leatherette, 29/6. Remember you always save money at the Busy Shop, High Street. Under the Postal J&?crsla,iloßS corres-. pondence addressed to a oom-de-plume, or with initials only, to care of any Post Office, will not be forwarded from office of posting. If" advertisers do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed oare of "The Star," and! same will ha forwarded tn advertiser. J

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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 19 June 1933, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 19 June 1933, Page 2

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