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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 11 July 1927, Page 10

AUCTIONS. N.Z. LOAN & M.A. CO. MR. R. G. SCOWN’S ANNUAL HEIFER FAIR. K Alv AI?A ME A SA LE AAR DS MONDAY, 2.3 th JULY. 1927. 100 3-YEAR-OLD SPRINGING JERSEY TIETFERS. Coopers’ Shearing Machines at our Store, PRINCES STREET, Haworsi, wo invite the public to inspect COOPER’S TWO STAND “IDEAL” PLANT, driven by electric motor. SIMPLE EFFECTIVE LOW COST This plant will bo on exhibition for <i period of ONE MONTH. TARANAKI AGENTS: New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd. HAW E R A

THE STORY OF EIGHT PENNIES. Ho was u miserable failure, and Fate had not been kind. Hero lie stood, with only eight pennies in liis pocket. Should he have a feed or spend the money on a smoke, and then end it all? He had a smoke, and the soothing influence of the tobacco inspired him with fresh courage. He faced the world again and resolutely battled his way from step to step. To-day he is the owner of a big organisation. He looks back with pleasure to that day when he spent his only eight pennies in buying an ounce of Bears’ Mild Tobacco. “Smoko Bears’! It’s best and cheapest. Only Sd an ounce. Sold loose bv weight!’’—-Advt —22 FOR SICKLY CHILDREN. Mothers, what are yon doing for thin weakly little ones? Have you thoughT the trouble may be due to worms? Get Wade’s Worm Figs— deadly to worms, safe for all children. For the sake of future health and happiness, give “Wade’s’’ now.—Advt.