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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 28 December 1927, Page 10

AUCTIONS. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO. union street sale rooms. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. At 1.15 p.m. p. MORRISSEY & CO., instructed by a client who i« leaving +h A d trict, will sell by public auction as above— Rimu bedroom suite, duchesses, bedsteads, bedding, blankets, household linen, curtains, pictures, kitchen utensiles, glassware, crockery and household sundries “ACID-FLAVOUR” IN YOUR CREAM IS CAUSED BY UNHEALTHY PASTURE HAVE PURE, SWEET CREAM BY HAVING RICH, HEALTHY PASTURE. USE WHITE ISLAND NO. 1 PRODUCT —on Pastures And Grass Grub, Moss, Fungoid Diseases, etc., will disappear. Mainmitis Germ and Milk Fever greatly mitigated, too, if not entirely prevented, when the stock feeds on healthy pasture. AND BETTER ROOT CROPS Mix White Island into the soil SOOlbs. per acre before sowing root crops. A much heavier crop, entirely 'free from such diseases as Collar Rot and Dry Rot will be the result. Price £4/5/- per ton r. 0.8., r.o.R. Obtainable from all Merchants, or j from— j The Farmers" Co-op. AND BRANCHES Controlling 1 Agents, Hawera Newton King Ltd. STOCKISTS. HAWERA. FARMERS’ TRADING CO.. LTD., STRATFORD. IMPORTANT RADIO NOTICE. CROSLEY’S

NEW HOME THE MOST WONDERFUL SET. NEW YEAR PRICES With 2 years’ GUARANTEE. Easy Time Payments. Demonstration in your own homo places you under no obligation to buy. "Prices, complete ready for working: 5-VALVE MODEL £34 10s (5-VALVE MODEL £4O 10s (5-VALVE “BAND BOX” .. £4O 10s ; BREMER TULLY s COUNTERPHASE, (5-Vale and 8-Valee Sets. • As installed by “Sun” Newspaper - Office in Auckland and Christchurch; r “Star” Newspaper Office in Auckland and Christchurch. J ‘ ‘ THEY WANTED THE BEST. ’ ’ BROWNING —DRAKE ' 5-VALVE KIT SET £l6 15s C . GET DISTANCE ! £3OOO WORTH OF ACCESSORIES AND SETS TO SELECT FROM. ; Largest Wholesale and Retail Radio Dealers in Taranaki. Write for Descriptive Literature and Price Lists. —TH E TJADIO gERVICE QO., 181 PRINCES ST., HAWERA. Agents Everywhere. ' Third round: in lies (12) bear Bishop (IS), iO —s3; MaciFarlane beat Wy'llie by default. Men’s Singles (B. Grade). Third round: L,. McCarthy (5) beat Henderson (20), 70—57; J. McUartiiy (■sor) beat P. O' Shea (8), 70—56 ; Care;, (5) beat J. S. McLean (5), 70—57 ; A. Dickie Ibeaifc Blair by default. Semifinals : J. McCarthy (scr) heat L. McUarthy (5), 70—65. Semi-final: A. Dickie won by default from Carey. Men’s Doubles. Second Bound: Mitchell and Richaids (it) beat Hawken and Pease (10), 70—60; Clements iand Cloucliman (18) beat Grenfell and Hiaswell (25), 70—55; Hay-Canup'be 11 and Meuli (7) heat Salvage and O'Shea (27), 70—56; Steadman and Bishop' (19) beat Sliocom'be and Lee (20), 70—53; Torrens and Wills (3) beat Dickie and Dickie (30), 77—75. Ladies’ Doubles. Third round : Musi Barkma.n and Mis> Powdrell (-5) boat Misses Savage and bee (24), 60—42; Misses Hawken (1 ! beat Misses S. Washer anti Blair (16). 60—51: Misses Baker (11) beat Misses Glynn and Harding (22), 60—50; Mis. l Burgess and Mrs Gabiites (15) heat Mrs Budge and Miss Dalton (5), 60—57. Semi-final: Misses Baker (11) .beat Miss Burgess and Mm Gtabi.tes by default. Semi-final: Misses Hawken (14) beat Mns Bark man and Miss Powdrell (-5). (53—64. Combined Doubles. _Tninl round : Hine and Miss Daltoi: (~>) beat O’Brien and Mrs Budge (scr). 66—27; Hawken and Miss E. Hawken 1-) heat MePaifene and Miss E. Burgess (12), 70—65; Free and Mrs Mn.rs 1 *0) b-i.it P. McCarthy and Miss K. G-oodson (18), 60—58; Morrison and Mis® Cooper (16) beat Hay-Oampbe!) Mi' l Miss Buist (12), 62—60. Flrwirth round: Morrison and Miss Cooper (16) beat Free a,nd Mrs Marx (10), 60—47.