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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 266, 26 October 1916, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMOS. One of our best known farmers, Mr. Thomas Talbot, of Ngatarawa, has been I compelled through ill-health to give up farming and has instructed Hoadley, Son and Stewart, Ltd. to offer by auction at the Olympia Ring, Hastings, on Monday afternoon, his model cropping and fattening farm in three blocks, varying from 99 up to 325 acres. It is some of the finest oat growing land to be found in Hawke’s Bav, producing up to 3J tons per acre, and being situated within eight miles of Hastings, should attract keen competition. A sa'e plan ‘ may be inspected upon application to the auctioneers. At the age of from 40 to 45 the eye muscles have lost their elasticity to such an extent that glasses for close work and reading are required to prevent strain. Your eyes accurately tested and the correct lenses prepared at H. M. Bennett’s, Ophthalmic Optician, Napier, and at Union Bank Chambers. Hastings on Tuesdays.*

[The cable news in thia issue ac credited to “The Times” has ap peared in that journal, hut onß where expressly stated is such new the editorial ~f Tie For pigs brooding sows, pigs porkers or haconers. there is nothing equal to “ BUCROBINE.” Obtainable *rom Williams A KeMle. LW-. Hasting*