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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1757, 18 October 1887, Page 1

/^HARMING DESIGNS BIRTHDAY CARDS. WEDDING CARDS. CONDOLENCE CARDS. The undersigned beg to intimate that they have just received by direct steamer from Home a large selection of Birthday, Wedding, and Condo lence Cards, together with a quantity cf SCRIPTURE TEXTS and ORNAMENTS of the latest designs, and most artistic finish. The whole are marked at very low prices, to meet the times. INNES & CO., Stab Office. W. A'COURT, SHOEING and GENERAL SMITH, HIGH-STBEET, HAWERA. _ _ r r\ N SALE 1000 bushels Perennial Rye Grass Seed 2000 bushels Milling Wheat 1000 bags Chaff (Oaten Straw) Oats, Cape Barley Chick Wheat Crushed Oats Wheat and Barley Derwent Potatoes, Eating and Seed All to be sold cheap, in quantities to suit. WOODS BROS., Railway Station, Hawera. f~\N SALE— CoaI and Firewood, Charcoal, Lime, &c. ; Post and Rails, Palings and House Blocks ; ■Oats, Chaff, Fowls' Feed, Ac. ; Tea, Sugar, Flour, Ac. A. HAUGHEY, Princes-street. A. H. having rented Furlong's Store, opposite Sash and Door Factory, has superior Storage Accommo - dation for Grain and other Produce. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUKANCE DEPAETMENT. 1880. 1885. Surplus Cash Profits £73,670 £245,315 Cash divided as Bonuses 56,000 150,000 Total Reversionary Bonuses added to Policies ... £443,943 Cash Reserve Profits in 1885 £95,315 Annual Income, £260,000. Total Funds, £1,280,000. State Security. Low Premiums. Liberal Conditions. Economy. Lowest Pbemiuj>is. — These are the lowest in the Colonies. Liberal Conditions. — The conditions are in all respects most liberal. Prompt PAYMENTS.-Claims are promptly paid on proofs of death and identity, and valid dischage. Economy. — Tbe ratio of expenses to income is far lower than that of any other office of similar ag9 doing business in the colonies. SEPARATE SECTION FOR TOTAL ABSTAINERS. The only Life Office in New Z' aland which offers to Total Abstainers theadvantage of a Temperance Section. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. From time to time a limited portion of tbe Funds is lent on first mortgage of freehold security, with option of repayment by instalments. Information can be obtained at tbe Head Office, and all Branches and Agencies. D. M. LUCKIE, Commissioner ; Or from J. F. MARTIN, Postmaster, Hawera. ft i i per day to be made by 4? J TO 3",t{. persons of either sex, in @9B w» B their own localities, at work fo. as. New business. All meet with wonderful success. Any one can do the work. Capital not required. jWe will start you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time — don't delay, but write to us at once. Address, Stindon & Co., Portland* Maine, United States.

MANURES. The FlirFziNG Cosjiwny, Auckland. Uululila. ScplomLor C.^r-^7. Enclosed please find order. . . . In December I shall require a fewtons good Bones ami Supeiplmsnlialc. The Eones and Superphosphate supplied last year gave good results. Although, a dry season 1 have a good crop of Swedes. The Corn Manure also gave good results oil the growing Oats. Yours h-ulv, W. GAi:nxi:n, \ Manager Hon. J. "Williamson's Estate. The Fbeezing Cost pa vy, Auckland. ~ Waifoa. Estate, TVaihou. September 2, ISB7. Your Manures Mere used upon this "EM ate for the Turnip crop last season at the rale of lent, each of Superphosphate 25 per cent, and Bonedust per acre. The results are very satisfactory, and the crop compares very favorably iwth that or the previous season, when Lawes' 36 per cent. Superphosphates were used at the same vales. Our Swede crop has been carrying sheep at the rate of 16U per acre per week, and many of the roots weigh up to 1-1 and lGlbs. Yours faithfully, G. L. Ghaxt, Manager. The Freezing Company, Auckland. Tanmure July 1, 1887. Deae Stks,— l wish you to Icnoiv iliat lam greatly pleased with the Manure which I hart" from you last March, lou will remember that I intended to use Bonedust only, but on your recommendation, aiul a good deal against my own inclination, I gave a 33-acrc field of Swedes at my Tc Awamutu farm a dressing of your Special Di»?olvcd Bone Manure^ Ido not hesitate to say that the crop has been three times ns heary as I had looked for— that is, three times as. much as I had ever grown on the same paddock with any other Manu:cs. Many of the Swedes were 30 inches in circumference. I have also used your Grass Manure, on new grass with extraordinary results. The sheep running on this grass have improved very rapidly, and I consider that I have realised better prices for them as a result of the use of the Manure. lCnglUh Phosphates, costing me £5 per lon more, have not yielded me result* to be compared with those I have had bincc using yours— which is ever since your works started. You may mate any use you like of this letter. . • „ Yours truly, m Roger Kay. CHEMICAL WORKS, WES^S 3^^? ING ' AUCKLAND, 1