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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 23 June 1924, Page 3

WISE FARMERS KNOW THAT the profit, depends largely upon the convenience of adequate water supply to your stock —a trough on every part of the farm supplies the needs of your stock with the least inconvenience • they remain satisfied — hence greater profit! THAT the pr fit is governed by the cost of running the farm, in which the cost of upkeep and replacements play a big part. Eliminate these costs and the profits must grow —install CONCRETE TROUGHS whenever possible and these costs disappear. WHETHER it is a Drinking or Feeding Trough, Fencing Posts, Draining or Culvert Pipes, Salt Pans or anything you require, get a quote and full particulars from one of our agents—it will cost you nothing and save you pounds. Newton King Limited (all branches). Farmers’ Co-op. (all branches). Bennett & Sutton. Hawera. Gibsons Limited, Patea. Kaupokonui Dairy Store, Kaupokonui, W. Ricketts, Eltham, CONCRETE FOR BIGGER PROFITS! nPONG y IMITED, BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, GLOYER ROAD, HAWERA. •'Phone 259.

LOUIS LEE BROS., MARKET GARDENERS, PATEA, JgEG to notify the public of Hawera and surrounding districts that they have opened up a Fruit and Vegetable si)op in PRINCES ST., HAWERA, opposite Lash's Blacksmith’s Shop, where Fresh Fruit and Vegetables can be obtained daily. We also have a delivery cart, and we can guarantee satisfaction in our prices. jp O A HTEI) Salted Peanuts, fresh l daily, roasted by special process; Goz. for Gd. —Metro Confectionery Co. 1? A R GAINS in men's footwear at in ices that will suit every pocket. Don't miss this pres nt opportunity of purchasing your footwear at prices that cannot, be equalled.—R. Hannah and Co., Ltd. jQARK all-wool shirts, men's, with collars, all sizes. 12/0; hard-wear-ing wool sox. 1/- pair; men's all-wool flannel singlets, 6/11; odd tweed coats at 18/9.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores.