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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 22 October 1912, Page 1

Special Advertisement!. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. AN Agency of this Bank will be opened at Normanby every TUESDAY. . y Hours 11.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. WAIMATE WEST COUNTY. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that an election of one Councillor to represent Kaupokonui Riding on the Council of above County (vice Cr Harcourt, resigned) will be held (if necessary) on MONDAY, 4th November, 1912. Nominations will be received until noon on MONDAY, 28th inst., at the County Office, Manaia, where nomination papers may be obtained. „ GEO. DAWSON, Returning Officer. Manaia, 19fch October, 1912. 2246 HAWERA COUNTY COUNCIII ERECTION OF SWING-GATES. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that James Livingston, of Tokaora, has made application to the Hawera County Council for permission under Section 126 of "The Public Works Act, 1908," to erect swing-gates across Toma, Wirihana, and Kepa Streets in the Ohawe Township. Dated this 21st day of October, 1912. GEO. STRINGER, 29 County Clerk. "^ notice! THIS is to notify that I will be at my bull farm, Palmer Road, every WEDNESDAY till further notice; any other day by appointment. Nothing but maiden bulls in stock. ROBERT HUTCHINSON. FOR SALE. "OEDIGREE Ayrshire bulls, one, -*- two and three years old, bred on dairy lines and eligible for entry in Herd Book. Apply F. A. Bremer, Okaiawa. FOII SALE. "OEDIGREE Jersey bull, rising five i A years old; number in N.Z. Jersey Herd Book is 677. For further particulars apply to j C. TAYLOR, Maxwelltown. FOR SALK A RESIDENCE containing 14 rooms, -fA all in first-class order, electriclight throughout, h. and c. water, nice lawn, and garden, large verandah, facing the north, in best part of New Plymouth, near English Church and Post Office. Address this office. FOR SALE. rjn ACRES, the best Kairanga land; * vl about 5 miles Feilding, 6 miles Palmerston; will milk 50 cows; beautifully sheltered, 3 artesiane; 7-roomed house, * concrete bails, all necessary farm buildings, orchard, etc.; £ mile to butter factory which paid Is Id last season, $ mil© to proposed cheese factory; two road frontages. Price £65 per acre. For terms and particulars apply to CHAS. E. LEVIEN, Awahuri, via Folding, Sole Agent. NOTE THIS! A LARGE number of those urban and suburban sections recently offered have been snapped up; seven I only left. Get in now with £1 deposit and balance as may be arranged; j nothing easier in this town. Situated in select localities, and may be inspected at any time. We have for sale several excellent dwelling houses, and can quote the following: NEW 4-KOOMED HOUSE, bathroom and scullery, etc., wood shed, washhouse, tubs, trapshed, and large workshop; section 66 by 132 deep. Price £400, or with section 132 x 132, £465; good terms can be arranged. 355 NEW HOUSE, every convenience and up-to-date, central. £650. ; • 403 NEW HOUSE, every convenience and up-to-date, ten minutes P.O. Price £550. 390 5 ACRES of the best. £465. 416 NEW HOUSE, every convenience. Price £500. Five minutes P.O. 369 BUILDING SITES, 66 by 132, £80; others £120, £125. These are located in the midst of new dwellings. £1 down; balance as may be arranged. 10 ACRES, all subdivided into lots. A chance for the speculator. About £200 cash required, JAMES" AND GILLMAN, LAND, FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND MOTOR, AGENTS, HAWERA. A CHOICE LITTLE FARM. :JXn ACRES, at £20 per acre, freetJ 4 hold; 2 miles from factory, school, railway, good metalled roads; 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £20 per acre. Deposit £450; balance long term. A splendid opportunity for, a small farmer.© J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. ANTED Known—All kinds bi Harness made to order and repaired. Boots repaired neatly, promptly and cheaply. Boots and Shoes oi i every description kept in 'stock. H. J. Eare^ O'talfce'h'o.