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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8096, 27 September 1904, Page 1

HAWERA BRICK AND I TILE WORKS. TURU TURU ROAD ... HA WEBA A. A. QUIN, Proprietor. HAVING started th 6 Brickmaking industry, we are prepared* to take orders for the supply of First-class Hard Burnt Bricks, in any quantity. A large stock always kept \>n band /or the I convenience of the trade. j Pressed Bricks and Paving Tiles a speciality. I Cut bricks of any design made to order. Also, ON SALE— Lime, Cement, Chimney Pots, and Pipes of all description. I Liberal discount allowed te the j trade. Orders left at W. A. Quin's office, Princes street, or Box 84, Post Office, Hawera, will receive prompt attention. W. RANDELL Manager. WALLACE'S RED DRENCH IS RECOMMENDED BY the Government Inspectors and the leading breeders of the district as the SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDY in the market. For several years .cattle have been steadily rising in price, while disease has also been steadily increasing. I<ast season, where WAXI/ACE'S RED DRENCH was used in time, not a single beast was lost. Ask your dealer for WALLACE'S RED DRENCH, or send direct to the Manufacturer. 1/6 per packet. ALSO IN STOCKMilk Fever Injections', Milk Fever Syringes, and Blacklegoids. WALLACE HAWERA. Oowell Kneobone* (Late Hardley and Sons). High Street ... Hawera. PLUMBERS. TINSMITHS, & SANITARY ENGINEERS. •n/TANUFACTURERS of SpoutJM ing, Ridging, Downpipe, Lead Head Nails, Tanks, Baths, etc. Sanitary drainage and W.C. connections at lowest prices. Farmers please note, — We are at present manufacturing for next season's supply, — Factory cans, buckets, aerators, strainers and coolers on the same lines as those of our predecessors. Special quotations for quantities. Cooking and heating stoves oi all kinds, register grates (tiled and plain), enamel waie, pumps and water fittings of every description in stock. Agents for Dandy Windmills, Princess Separators, Daisy Churns. Telephone 25. Factory, High Street, Hawera. NEWTON KlS© AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, New Plymouth & Stratford, HAS For Sale many fine Dairy Farms and other properties in all parts of the Taranaki District, a number of which may be purchased on easy terms. A property register will be forwarded to enquirers on application. 408 acres, 150 acres in grass, ring fenced round 235 acres, all good country, and suitable for dairying, 4 miles to township, occupation with right to purchase in 8 years at £1 per acre ; rental is per acre; goodwill asked £1300 only ; a bargain. 1663 363 acres, iao acres in grass, good whare, all good grazing land, occupation with right to purchase in 8 years at £1 per acre ; rental is per acre; goodwill asked £720. v 1664 314 acres, Toko district, occupation with right to purchase at 31s per acre ; 200 acres in grass, whare, fenced, and divided ; ii miles to school, fronting good road. Price L 5 10s. Easy terms can be arranged. 1650 acres, Toko district, 130 acres in grass, balance good bush land, 9 roomed house and garden, to miles to school, i& miles ij factory^ g miles to township, formed ' road ; 400 acres being filled this year (purchaser pays for felling). Price L 3 per acre. Easy terms, L3OO cash, balance remain 5 years at 5%. x6oa 469 acres, Inglewood district, 360 acres in grass, balance good bush land, fenced and divided into 6 paddocks, 6 roomed house, stable, barn, and xo bail , cowshed, i\ miles to factory, x mild to school, 9 miles to railway station, metalled road. Price L 7 per acre. Ttrms can be arranged ior greater portion of purchase monor. *<574 Property ownen wishing to sal or lease kindly forward fullparticu iart V■■ « , NEWTON KING, I Auctioneer and Land Agent, I New Plymouth,