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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIII, Issue XVIII, 29 July 1912, Page 6

WOODVILLE SACON CO., LTD. WILL receive Prime Bacon Pigj. and Choppers at Weighing Stations as under: — DATES TO BE ADVERTISED LATER. NOTICE. AD Stations close 2 p.m. BUYERS: C. MASTERS, Box 23, Hawera. W. BIGHAM, Manaia. pieai picas psass BACON Pigs will be received at the Hawera Bacon Ftotorv each TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Highest prices paid. Caring done on owners' account. WALKER A NICHOLSON, Telephone No. 180 THE ELTHAM AND JMANGATOKI bacon factory, receiving" dates. THE Eltham and Mangatoki Dairy J.. Companies will receive Pigi from guaranteeing shareholders at— TE ROTl—July 15. ELTHAM—JuIy 16. MANGATOKI—JuIy 16. (And monthly from above dates.) To Guaranteeing Shareholder?!: From and including MONDAY, April 22nd, a progress payment of. 3jd will be made on suitable Baconers from 110 to ISOlbs. CHEAP AUCKLAND FARMS. P 1 O PER ACRE, Waikato dairy cw J- *J land, 214 Acres,^ lake given in well stocked with trout. £4 10s per J acre, sheep farm, North Auckland, good value, 200 acres in grass. WALTER TAYLOR, 27 Shortland St.. Auckland. NEW GOODS."*" Ex Rotorua, now unloading at Wellington. Assortment KITCHEN VJT DINING-ROOM and BEDROOM CLOCKS, STERLING SILVER and E.P.N.S. GOODS (best quality) for Presentations. Further supplies to arrive shortly by direct boats and parcJlfc post. J. BRUNETTE CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST RELIABLE JEWEL <ER, CORNER SHOP ... HAWERA. COMPLETELY ERADICATED. THREAD WORMS IN A CHILD ■& AND ALSO IN ADULT, , The complete manner in which Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets eradicate Worms of all descriptions is strikingly illustrated in the statement published below. Mrs A. Bristow, 37 Regent-street, Sydney, writes:—"My little girl, aged seven years, was subject to Thread Worms, which caused I>t«r to be peevish, irritable, and restless at night, with a voracious appetite,, and I procured all sorts of remedies for her, but without avail, until I saw Comstock's'Dead Shot' Worm Fellets advertised., and my husband tmd me to buy them. After sho ha-.it taken one box and a, pa.rt of the second, all traces were eradicated, having passed great numbers of them. Since then a friend of mine who had suffered also froip Thread Worms for 20 years, en-' during much discomfort, rendering her onle sallow and thin, and which flauaed her much internal trouble, with a, fee;ing of sickness, during this time using art sorts of remedies, such as turpentine and different Worm Powders to remove them, without avail. At length she was induwd to try Con j stock's 'Dead Shot' Worm PeUVts, and after taking the. third box (following the directions minutely) she was pleased to find t:Hat the worms not only ceased to trouble, but tha-6 all tra"oe of them had left her, that her health was returning, she was) increasing in weight and' getting a better color. She cannot speak too highly of them, and recommends them to all whose children are suffering in- this way." Gbmstoek's "Dead Shot" Worm Pallets are a purely vegetable preparation for the eradication of Worms in children' and adults. For sale by all chemists and stores, price 2s. 9d. per packet, or will be sent post paid at the same price br Th* W. H. Comstack Co., litd.. farishi St-,.We»iagton, N.Z. ' ROYAL AUSTRALIAN WINE SHOW. Held Sydney, April 2, 1912. P ENFOLD AND CO., South Australia, received the following I awards:— i CLARET—Champion Prize &» Australia. SHERRY—Champion Prize foi Australia. PORT —Ohampion Prize for Australia. BRANPX—Highest possible h©oors. All Penfold's Winea and S-StaT Brandy stocked at GIBSONS LTD., Patea and Haweir NOTICE. I HAVE much pleasure in intimating to the public of Hawera and surrounding district that I have opened a WOOD and COAL YARD, also a CHAFF, GRAIN and PRODUCE STORE in ARGYLB STREET, and hope by strict attention to business tc merit'a fair share of patronage. My Motto: "Correct measurement and full weight." W. S.~LOCKHARTARGYLE STREET. WANTED Known—ln Stock: Cement, Rope, Sash Cord, Sykes.'s, Grocott's and Gane and Co.'s Cattle Drenches, Lysol, Jeyes' Fluid, Cattle Salts, etc. H. J. Eaves, Otakeho.