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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 26 June 1912, Page 2

i_ Business Advertisements. >o<X>o<>C><>C><>o^^ *Wy JUVENILE CLOTHING B Jr(r\ ' * WE ARE V;'//*i \J I Ills Hll-B nf IN THE LEAD. vJfcJ ' THE H:B. BOYS' 'VARSITY SUITS, MS- ■>':■ 13/6' 15/6' BOYS' COLLEGE SHORTS AND KNICKERS. BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, sft M_l mBBm I _nfl _P_^^^__l I" 1 Tll ft UN ■ !8w flll'lf oo<x>o<><>c><><x>< <>o iffi* Don't be a " Putter Off" right ahead tHBHBKP^/V °^ c Crowd by _BEHR9fIA^%^ Show Suit from us to-day. Ag|9^^B In addition to securing the best K_9_i_3__-__> tailoring skill you have c a^vantage of choice _ffl_Hß_F from complete ranges ■§e|||h Suitings. BBV When you have fixed up about your Hf SUIT, take a turn around our MERCERY SECTION. There you will find |~ a splendid selection of Shirts, Ties, Collars, Fancy Waistcoats, Hats, Caps —everything mortal man wants and Adamson & Robb ZJZZ Hawera

53T OUR SHOW *^I IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN UNION ST., HAWERA, where the Finest Exhibit of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY IN TARANAKI is on view. ADMISSION FREE! CATALOGUES SAME PRICE! A SPECIAL FEATURE of this Exhibit is the "COLONIAL" DRILL, /"' which won the ONLY GOLD MEDAL ever given in N<Z. for Field Trial Competition, held under the auspices of/the Canterbury A. and P. Association. / THE / "DOMINION" MILKING KACHINE IS ALSO ON VIEW, IN MOTION. ~ These Machines are also! in daily operation on some of the biggest and best dairy herds in Taranaki. / 'Nuf Sed! Call and Inspect, alwa/s received by Callers Treatment and Prompt Attention Mention this paper. Courteous visiting i / Booth, Macdonald & Co.- Ltd.. Hawera Branch: UNION STREET.

THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. rbe Largest, Soundest, and Most Pu-sperous Mutual Life Office in the British Empire. PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY! PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY 1 FUNDS over £27,000,000 ANNUAL INCOME over £3,500,000 CASH BONUS for one year, 1910, over ... £839,602 EDWARD W. LOWE, j Resident Secretary. | Branch Office — Customhouse Quay, , AVellington. K. W. BAIGENT, Canvassing Agent, Hawera. T. A. SMITH, Agent Industrial Department, Egmont St. (off Camberwell Road) ~~ CHEAP DAIRY LAND! K/J_A ACRES, L.1.P., at £9 per *J^tVJ acre; 400 acres in grass, 140 in bush; 10 paddocks; 2 miles from school, P.O. and factory; about 80 acres ploughable; 5-roomed house, 15----bail cowshed, and sheep yards; carry 70 cows and about 500 sheep. Mortgage £1000 Government Advances to Settlers. Equity £3860. Exchange for i about 100 acres good quality dairy' farm in South Taranaki. SEVERAL GOOD EXCHANGES OFFERING. MORE PROPERTIES WANTED. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT ... STRATFORD LINOLEUM Remnants at any price at Purser and Son's Sale.

F EGMONT STABLES. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. .I ■ _ {VTEHICLEB have all oeen renovated i V and thoroughly . overhauled. Buggies, Gigs, Harness and Saddle Horses. None but Reliable Borses Bent out. 'Drags for Picnics, Mountain Trips, and Sports Meetings. \ Stands: Harness horses Is, saddle horses 6d. Feeds ls 6d. Cabs meet all trains. HEARSE FOR FUNERALS. TtfACT EOD & IyjCTZENZIE PROPRIETORS, j'hone 2U. f_F TAMES T AIRD & NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, ETC WANGANUI. PLANTING SEASON 1912. TTERY LARGE STOCKS OF FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, and ORNAMENTAL A HEDGE, and SHELTER PLANTS. SPECIALISTS IN ROSES. SEND FOR 1912 CATALOGUE. f Post Free on application to I JAMES LAIRD & SONS, -; fK, Nurserymen, i' rTr Tlil* J J .yi:» li^i-.- Wanganui.