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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 1 June 1927, Page 4

A 40-Cow Lease PRICE TERM—3 years at £2 Iss 6d per acre, plus rates, about £2O. Now wintering 40 cows, 1 bull, 6 in-calf heifers, 5 yearlings and 4 horses. Returns just on 10,0001bs butter-fat. HOUSE of 0 rooms, electric light, milking shed, other outbuildings. A going concern, including. 40 cows, bull, 0 in-calf heifers, 5 yearlings, 3 horses, waggon, cart, plough, disc, tripods, milking machine, engine, electric pump, cans, 2 sows, store pigs, boar, tank and factory shares. / BICE c£Boo WALK IN—WALK OUT ! Plenty of Swedes, Carrots, Mangolds | and hay available for incoming man. (4353) Straight Lease IQK ACRES, Eltliam district; carries * 80 cows. Owner will lease for 7 years at £2 12s 6d per acre. Use of milking machine, w r ith electric power, given in. Rent payable in advance for first three months, thereafter when due. GOOD HOUSE of (5 rooms and outbuildings; any amount of winter and spring feed available. (4382) IF YOU WANT A LEASE—DON’T DELAY. THEY ARE HARDER TO OBTAIN THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE. W. H. & A. McGARRY, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. ’PhonesMS, 134 P.O. Box 20 J. A. GOODSON, LAND, ESTATE & HOTEL BROKEN. NO. 11 HIGH ST., HAWEEA. P.O. Box 20 : ; Telephone 2147 J WISH to notify old clients that 1 have numerous properties for sale and lease, and will welcome a renewal of old business relations. M B (3*KEL J^AURENT, CERTIFICATED PIANOFORTE TUNER & REPAIRER, 70 COLLINS ST., HAWEEA. Telephone 28171. Representative of W. J. Woollett’a, 187 High Street, Hawera. Fred C. FODEN, Associate Member British Optical Association (London). Fellow of the Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians (Eng.). BY EXAMINATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. Hawera’s Permanent Consulting Optician ATTENDS DAILY citr— WESTWOOD'S PHARMACY, HIGH STREET. 9.30 a an. to 5.30 p.m. An Expert Optical SERVICE By Scientific Method*

FARMERS—BE OPTIMISTIC. GOOD production they say but poor pay-out. Surely you don’t think this is going to last for ever. There is nothing gained by being pessimistic. Everything points to better management next season. What vou want is: A NEW WAGGON OR SPRING CART. Then call and inspect some we have % ready for the road. JJURRELL jgROS., Coachbuilders, Hawera. LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT. 'jpHEKE are so many little things about funeral arrangements that only a competent and experienced funeral director remembers to do. When our services are required, it is a .real satisfaction to know that everything may be entrusted to us, and that it will be done thoroughly, and with tact ful and sympathetic understanding. J^IMITED, (■Established 1864) FUNERAL DIRECTORS, HAWERA. Day’ Phone 2294 Night ’Phone 2254 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, Company Secretaries, Auditors and Sharebrokers, National Bank Chambers, Hawera. ’Phones 2095, 2096; P.O. Box 118. (Branch at Manaia) ECONOMIC -FOEMEN’S CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, HATS, CAPS, SHIFTS, TIES. E. H. TTARROP.

'Residents of the district are advised that the sale of bankrupt, stock in the premises next. London Pin Shop in High Street will lie concluded on Thursday next, .Tune 2. final clearance of all stock, including the 5-scater Ford car, must be effected, and many good bargains may be had.* 6/8 IN THE "DISCOUNT. During McG-ruer, Bone and Co. Ltd’s Annual Stocktaking Fair they are giving a special cash discount of 6/8 in the £ off specially selected lines. They enumerate a few of these lines in tlicir advertisement. Here is a golden opportunity for the thrifty men and women to save considerably on many of their purchases. —Advt.