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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 16 May 1912, Page 1

Special Advertisements. jjjANAIA TOWN HALIT MONDAY, JUNE 3. . ODDFELLOAVS ANNUAL BALL. • Double ticket, ss; single ticket, 3s. 1 Cosgrove's Orchestra. ' Waltzing Competition, guinea prize. F. CHAS. WINTER, 279,31,1 Hon. Sec. ; N.Z. FARMERS' UNION.—TE ROTI . BRANCH. ANNUAL Social, Te Roti Hall, on THURSDAY, May 16th. at 8 1 p.m. Music by Beesley's Orchestra. > Gentlemen 2s 6d, ladies Is. I D. BROAVN, H's Hon. Sec. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. LOST POLICY. IT is the intention of the Society, on or after the sixteenth day of June next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 421579 on the life of Margarefr Theresa Bergin, which is declared to have been burned. AVellington, 14th May, 1912. EDAVARD AY. LOWE, Resident Secretary. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE following Shooting Licenses have been issued for the district controlled by; the Hawera Society. Persons are warned against shooting without Licenses. HAAA^ERA.—H. M. Shrimpton, A. A. Piper, Taniwha, L. J. Newell, B. C. Bennett, N. C. Young, J. Minhinnick, Geo. Bauchop, W. Minhinnick, Tunga, A. L. Jennings, Chas. Hunt, Chas. Taylor, Manson Barraclough, Cyril Murch, Jos. Caldwell, AY. E. Minhinnick, Jno. Robertson, F. Radford, AY. H. Hughes, B. Joll, F. C. Norton, C. Hutchinson, A. H. Muller, A. Hobbs, G. L. Taylor, Ed. Parrington, AY. B. Tissiman,'E. Thurston. MANAIA.—G. D. McKenzie, P. Preo, J. F.. Wells, T. F. Day, S. Purdon, T. Rogers, F. R, Riddick. PIHAMA.—AV. Dickson, N. H. Dudley, R. Lambie, junr., A. Schwartfeger. AAVATUNA EAST—AVadson, Dialick. KAPONGA.—O. Sargeson, C. H. Severne, C. C. Hollard, L. H. Baigent, Ci Hartley. WAVERLEY.—W. AValters, AY. C. AA falters. OTAKEHO.—A. Clarke, R. E. Putt, R. L. Mackie, E. Macbeth, E. Andrews. NORMANBY.—H. Johnson, P. Kemp, C. Hill. ELTHAM.—H. E. Marsh, L. Casey, R. J. Maddock, P. Wright, H. Haden, J. M. Poynter, W- AVrightson, H. Jenkins, A. Steward AVAITOTARA.—T. E. Mills, J. E. Vincent, J. Amundsen. F. G. TREAVEEK, Secretary. ~FOR _SALB. ' PROFITABLE PROPOSITION. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY. Ii- ACRES (300 feetlrontage), suitable for subdivision into quarter acre lots, good locality. Price £350; terms arranged. This property is worth £90 per quarter acre (£560 the lot). Absolutely a gilt-edged investment. IN CENTRAL HAAVERA. £35 CASH. —Nice 5-room cottage and I acre of land, washhouse, copper and tubs, gas, water and drainage; garden, lawn, asphalt yard and everything up-to-date. £35 deposit; balance arranged at 5 per cent for 5 years, repayable by easy instalments. Early application absolutely 1 necessary. (319) FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 10 ACRES of good land, within U miles of P. 0.; 6-room dwelling", washhouse and sheds. A bargain at £1250. Terms can be arranged. (321) SECTIONS for sale at Government valuation (£100). £5 deposit. An opportunity such as this may never occur again. Sections across the road are selling at £130. iSUBURBAN & TOAVN RESIDENCES I invite enquiry from farmers and others contemplating residing or investing in. Hawera. I have a number of choice properties that , I can offer at exceptionally low 1 figures. Special list on applicaI tioh. ! BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. The Last Opportunity to secure building sections in Victoria Street at their present low price. Prices from £120, with £5 deposit. , .■ ■ ■ Only four sections available, and y sure to be sold within a few ■„ days. Absolutely the best and b cheapest sections in Hawera. I 7 • I BUILD HOUSES. r Small Deposits and Easy. Payments, all localities;. latest designs and improvements (h. and c. water, porcelain baths, freizes, picture rails, fibrous plaster ceilings, arches, etc.);,repayments from * 16s 6d per week, including priny cip'a and interest. ' A. GRANT, (Opposite P. 0.), HAWERA." . ;\— — — r -ITRS O PARKS, MATERNITY HOME, I MANAIA ROAD, KAPONGA. ■y L II MISS HILL, 7 mYPISTE AND SHORTHAND X Writer-.' >, Teacher of shorthand, typewriting d and bookkeeping. Address: 66 Wilson Street.