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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 11 December 1924, Page 1

TENDERS. TENDERS EOR LEASE. FIRST-CLASS FATTENING COUNTRY. ESTATE OF SAMUEL GOWER, DECEASED. RENDERS are invited for a seven years’ lease in one or two lots of the well-known farm of the late Mr Gower, on the Kaharoa Road, Whenuakura, about six miles from Patea. LOT I—3lß acres 3 roods 9 perches, : being Pt. Section 1, Block 4, Carlyle S.D., 202 acres 16 perches, more or less, and W.C.S.R. leasehold, Lots 43 and 12, Pt. Secton 10, Block 3, Carlye S.D., 116 acres 2 roods 33 perches. LOT 2—126 acres, being Pt. Section 1, Block 4, Carlye S.D. The farms are weH watered, practically all level, and within easy distance of the Patea Freezing Works and the Waverley Salevards. Could be conveniently worked in conjunction with a back country run. The buildings on •Uot 1 comprise wool shed, sheep yards, and cart shed. Possession can be given on 15th February, 1925. Conditions of tender and lease may be seen and forms of tender obtained at the Public Trust Offices at Wellington, Napier, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Patea, Hawera and New Plymouth. Tenders close at the Public Trust Office at TTawera on the sth January 1925. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. COLLINS, Deputy of the District Public Trustee, Hawera. 13,18,20,22.29 TENDERS. RENDERS are invited for the erection (labour only) of Scouts ’ Hall in Albion Street. Tenders, addressed “Chairman,” Scouts’ Committee, will be received up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, December 17th, at E. Dixon and Co. ’s, High St., where plan and specification may be seen. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. BUSINESS NOTICES. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, 1924. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, 1924. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, 1924. HAMPER No. 1— 1 bottle Tom and Cameron’s Whisky, 1 bottle Spanish Port Wine or Sherry, 9 quart bottles Ale or Stout—£l 6s HAMPER No. 2 1 bottle Tom and Cameron’s i Whisky, 1 bottle Brandy, 1 bottle Port Wine or Sherry,“ 8 quart bottles Ale or Stout—£l 15s HAMPER No. 3 ' i 6 quart bottles Ale' or Stout, I 2 bottles Port Wine or Sherry, 2i bottles Tom and Cameron’s Whisky, 1 bottle Brandy—£2 9s QCRONATION JJOTEL, ELTHAM. E. CRABTREE, Proprietor, M ISS H 3CLL> OPPOSITE GRAND THEATRE, For Ladies’ and Children’s DRESSES, JUMPERS, UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY and GLOVES. BOYS’ ROMPERS and TUNICS. Also— A FINE RANGE OF MILLINERY. P. F. H ammonds> JEWELLER, MANAIA. ’Phone 37. The owner of a WATCH purchased from P. Hammonds will have pride of possession. They have the best timekeeping qualities, being perfectly constructed, and they have been examined and tested before being sold. We have several makes, prices from 12/- (jewelled levers) to £lO, and would be pleased if you would call to inspect. WRISTLET WATCHES from 20/-, fully jewelled. We have just installed iu our workshop the most up-to-date and accurate watch lathe. All repairs will be made into reliable timekeepers. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. MANAIA, have opened up a splendid assortment of Christmas and New Year Cards. A bettaer lot of TOYS could not be found — Dolls, Tricycles, Rocking Horses, Barrows; Horses and Carts, Tinkertoy, Blocks, etc. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. A BOOK makes a Good Present. Gramaphone Records and Needles, 1925 Diaries. Bran Tub on Christmas Eve, Father Christmas in attendance. F°2 the latest in ready-to-wear Frocks aud Dressmaking orders, at ruoderate prices, try Mrs Kerr, Ladies’ Outfitter, next Argus Office, Bridge St., Eltham. Dressmaker, late of American Costume Specialists, Sydney.