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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 30 January 1909, Page 7

WHAT IS THE D. J. 0.7

The announcement of a Record Clearing Sale at the D. I. C, Wellington, prompts the query, What is the D.I.C. ? It is a New Zealand institution. In its various departments it employs upwards of a thousand people. It has a vastly greater area of floor space than any other retail business in New Zealand. It has keen buyers in every market of the world, and their instructions are strict — Nothing but reliable goods. It carries over no stocK from one season to another.. It has one Sale only during each half-yearly season to clear off all fashion, goods that may be left over, and to run out surplus stock. The Great Summer Sale now announced will effect an absolute clearance of such, prices being cut so low that every item goes. Care is taken to conserve the interests of distant customers. The Company's Mail Order Department is faultlessly organised. There are no delays or bunghngs. In ftict, a Company of this magnitude can only exist in a small community by dint of constantly advancing on its own standard of excellence and real cheapness.

Mr A. Bailey, Flcdou, N.Z., says: "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy a number of times, and have never known it fail to effect a cure. My late father always kept a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy in his house, and I have often heard him recommend it to his friends." For sale by all chemists and storekeepers. — Advt.

POULTRY KEEPERS already arrived in Victoria. Can increase their egg supply by giving "A. and P." Laying Food as the early morning mash. It gives surprising results, and is just the food required by hens at this time. It will help them over the moult and bring them on to lay again just when eggs are dear. Obtainable from Barmby and Cole, Hawera. — Adyt.

rp,ENDERS will be received up till -*- February 15th for the lease of a First-class Dairy Farm, containing 220 iicres (more or less), for the term of seven years from August Ist; good 6-roomed house, cowshed, etc. For further information, apply to Harold Grevillei, Union street, Hawera. riIENDERS will be received up till -*- , February 15 th for the lease of 55 acres, situated at Waihi, Hawei-a, with 3-roomed house and 6-bail cowshed, for the term of 3 years from July 20th. For further information, apply to Harold Grevillo, Union street, ELy wera. FTIENDERS will bei received up till -*- February 15th for the lease of 160 acres of first-class grazing land, 6 miles from Hawera. For further information, apply to Harold Greville, Union street, Hawera. FEILDING A. AMI P. ASSOCIATION.' FIFTH ANNUAL C<HOW. 2nd and 3rd FEBRUARY, 1909. LIBERAL PRIZES FOR ALL STOCK. I COMPEriTIO^-S, Etc. ; ENTRIES CLOSE 15th JANUARY. RAM FAIR, 4th FEBRUARY, 1909. Schedules from Office, t f this juurnii! or E. H. FISHER. Secretary. JTEWTON J£ IN G, STRATFORD. 1 A BARGAIN. 700 ACRES, freehold, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided, sheep yards; no buildings; situate on good metalled road, about 20 miles from main railway line; coach passes twice daily. £5 5s per ACRE. 100 ACRES, freehold, situate 2 miles from Stratford; good level land; house, cowshed, etc.; Avell divided; metalled road; at present carrying 36 cows and other stock. PRICE £22 per ACRE. *£350 Cash. "v NEWTON KING, i STRATFORD.