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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, 11 April 1908, Page 7

The demand lor dairy stock for the coming season promises to be as brisk as ever. At the sale of Messrs Duggan’s stock held at Tataraimaka on Wednesday Mr Newton King, competition .was very keen. Cows in milk brought up to £lO, the herd' of 68 cows averaging £6. Considering the time of year, the figure for so large a herd of cows is probably a record.

The first day of Messrs Gillies and Nalder’s autumn horse fair took place yesterday, when there was- a .good attendance of buyers.. Bidding was spirited, and there was a t -good" demand for useful horses. The 'follovvihg prices were realised: Draughts ’ (medium unbroken) £lB to £25, heavy draughts from 3yrs to 4yrs made from £25 to £42 10s, the last-mentioned price being given for two horses bred by Air Oughton by his stallion Pride of Windermere, unbroken light horses from £4 to £l2. The sale is proceeding this afternoon. Saddle and harness horses are being offered. Young harness horses realised from £l2 to £lB. The Auckland branch of the Liberal and Labor Federation of New Zealand has resolved to urge upon the Government the desirability of amending the Old Age Pensions Act in the direction of making the penalty for a first offence oi drunkenness the withdrawal of the pension for a period not exceeding six months; for the second offence, the withdrawal of the pension for a period not exceeding two years, and for a third offence the cancellation of the pension for a period of five years. It was also resolved that the Old Age Pension Act does not fulfil the functions for which it was originally intended, and that the whole question of its weaknesses be referred to the Council for consideration, and report to next meeting. BLANKETS AND RUGS AT “THE ECONOMIC.” * The warmest and heaviest Blankets and Rugs your money can buy. Most Blankets go thin after being washed a few times, but the Blankets you get at “The Economic’’ seem to improve with washing. There’s long service in them, and they are just the Blankets to suit the woman who wants something good at a mode-rate price. Rugs for. all purposes are . shown you, and you simply can’t leave tb.e store dissatisfied.—Advt. BEE OINTMENT. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Bee Ointment never fails. It cannot fail. It is a healing medicine, prepared under the greatest caTe by a competent professional man, years and years ago, and then it was plaoed before the public, which day in and day out has returned the verdict, “The Best in the World.” It does not matter what the skin pain or disease may be, or how bad the wound, Bee Ointment will fill the bill. From sunburn to eczema, from a mosquito Lite to a gaping wound, never pass Bee Ointment. It is so clean, so healing, so soothing. One has only to use it once to always use it. For cute, burns, bunclcs, piles, sunburn, chapped hands, eczema, or any other skin diseases, colds and rheumatism, buy Bee Ointment as the only reliable, liealingi’ remedy. Sold everywhere—ls 6d. 3 r* - y-wmm W i i

HONEST VALUE'IN FARM PROPERTIES. 1 fiO ACRESj 15 Acres Reiter I Bush, balance in Grass. Carry intr 70 cowa Buildings worth £750 Four and a half miles * from Eltham. Price <£"27 10s per Acre. .£SOO Cash OK A ACRES Excellent Country, all iu Gra?s. At present carrying 550 Sheep,- 40 Dairy Cows and 50 yearlings. Two Houses on Properly. £l7 10s per Acre. QXA ACRES cf Leautiful grazing Land Now carrying 2000 Sheep and 400 Cattle. Factory within £-mile. Good 5-roomed House. £l7 per acre. Fullest Enquiries solicited from bona fide buyers. HARDY AND STANNERS, Land Agents, ELTHAM. W. Baker] [W. M. Crabb. AKER AND QRABR. LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, Princes st (Rowe's Buildings), HAWERA* 300 ACRES, leas© with the right of purchase, £-ro< med house, 20-baji shed, with L.K.G machine (new 1 ), other buildings, carrying 80 cows, 5 horse®, 250 sheep, and young stock. £2OO cash required. 300 ACRES, leas© with the right of purchase, 5-rcomed house, 16-bail shed and outbuildings, milking 70 ccws and carrying about 80 mixed cattle. £l5O cash required. 70 ACRES, 5 roomed house, 10 u hadl shed, 40 acres level, balance hilly, carrying about 40 cows and 50 sheep, £ mile to factory, § mile to school, 6 miles to st&tion.. Price £l 2 per acre. Telephone 164. gTORK J UST landed direct from the manufacturer’s —A line of Thirty (30) WATCHES. All good goers. Guaranteed 2 years. English Lever principle; short winding; jewelled. Neat and good looking. Nickel Caces ~.. 20s each. Silver Hunting Cases... 40s each. These are a gehuine watch, not a cheap advertising line, hut good value and. regular timekeepers, .and this being the third repeat order of same make within 2 years speaks for. quality, value, and reliability of these watches. CHARLES E. JAMES, General Stoufcftper,