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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 19 January 1912, Page 7

, " Bhsines* Notices. A Piano Delivered To Your Hop For a Small Deposit i NO longer need,;, you deny • yourself the' .'pleasure of Music. Let us put' a NEWMAN ENGLISH TIANO in your home to-morrow, and' after, the deposit of £1 15s is paid the instalments of 19s per month quickly clear off your obligation. All that is necessary is to j call 'at DIXON'S, Select your instrument, and pay the deposit. ' Then td make the NEWMAN PIANO your own requires only the .small payment monthly. This is the best value to be obtained in Australasia. Call in and talk it over. E. DIXON & Co. The LeadingkMusic Hoiise, HAWERA & STRATFORD. ■■ \ . (With whom is incorporated Mr W. TAIT, late of \Manaia). ' CHEAP DAIRY FARM AS A GOING CONCERN. m ACRES freehold, level and undulating; all improved and ploughable, beautifully watered; 12 subdivisions; hous6 7 rooms (built 2 years), washhouse (2 coppers set in), stables, 12-bail concrete cowshed, engine room,, calfshed, trapshed, pig sty, etc.; creamery and school f mile, saleyards and railway station 4 miles; now carrying 50 cows and other stock; 5 acres in wheat and barley, 9 acres oats, 6 acres potatoes and mangolds, 13 acres hay; milking machine plant can be taken over 5 at valuation. Will sell at £25 5s per acre as a going concern, stock and plant comprising; 4Q'^cows, and calves, 28 pigs, waggon,, & draught horses, harness, 1 thoroughbred yearling, new disc, single furrow plough, 3 sets harrows, milk cans_, etc. Price £25 5s per acre for farm; stock, etc., as above as a going co.ncern. £1560 cash required, the balance being mortgages of £2085 at 5 per cent and £850 Government Advances to Settlers' Offtce, which can be taken over. Owner is> a widow, who desires to quit farming. Above is really fine land. MESSANA & CO., LAND AGENTS, HAMILTON (WAIKATO).

TRADESMEN r and'TEA . . Sometimes you may find it difficult to get yourl grocer to send you willingiy exactly the tea you want. You want Swi*a.tura'; and he, for his own reasons, may bo anxious to push the sale of some inferior sort. From his standpoint that may be all right; but you pay. You have the fullest right to demand absolutely THE TEA. If you let the grocer outwit you, you have nobody to blame but yourself. No grocer wants to lose a customer, and you can always get what you want if you are firm. You know, as we all know, that Suratura is far and away the best tea in the market at the price, or at any price. Get it, grocer or no grocer 1 ♦ ♦ INSIST ON — SURATURA! c ! LANE'S MEDOLINE | FOR THE HANDS. ' \ Keeps the Hands Smooth and 1 Snpple. 1/- Bottle at all ; L Chemists aid Stores. » Choicest Ceylon Tea There are varying grades and qualities of Ceylon Tea. "StandOut" Tea is aptly named. It ranks for strength and flavour easily first among those that I Stand-Out!"! STAR ALMANACK. Wanted, every resident, every farmer, to know that the book ha wants is the STAR ALMANACK, replete with up-to-date information, packed with useful points worth knowing. A diary and cash book in one cover.