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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 September 1924, Page 10

We have opened up a new range of good farmers’ boots. Nailed shooters, 22/6; English Dry-Sox nailed no toe cap . boots, 29/6, 35/-; strong nailed bluehers, 13/6; lightweight medium farm boots, 22/6; gum boots for men; gum boots for women; ladies’ warm fleece lined dairy boots, 15/6. —At the New Zealand Clohting Factory, Haweva.—Advt. JpWTON J£iNG J^IMITED, STOCK & STATION AGENTS. M E E. A. NIXON, of Hawera, hat been appointed as our Stock Agent for South Taranaki. Mr Nixon’s Office will be with Mr T. J. Salmon, Princes Street, Hawera where all enquiries will be prompt!} attended to. Telephones: Office 128; Priv. House 20 WHAT POSTAL TUITION CAN DO FOP THE MAN IN THE COUNTRY. rpHE man who lives on a farm, in a small country town, or any remote district, often envies the- opportunities that occur for the city man. YET HEMINGWAY’S HOME STUDY COURSES enable country dwellers to undergo a splendid system of commercial training, which places them on the same footing as- their apparently luckier city cousins. Master one of the following courses and you will soon be in a position to embark on a city business career:— Accountancy, Book-keeping, Law Professional, Bankers’ Diploma, Teaching, Advertising and coaching for all Public examinations. Make a cross (X) against the subject you fancy and send this advertisement for full particulars to — HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. BUSINES3 NOTICES. t-Wr. r THE “VICTORY”' DETECTOR Installed and in operation. Fixed on to dummy by two nails, screws or bolts, and milk and air tubes connected as shown. Ejects the milk every pulsation into an open bucket. The Price of these machines is within the reach of every farmer. JJICKETTS, ’Phones 140, 273. Agent. Box 68. ELTHAM MACHINERY EXCHANGE.