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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 23 October 1912, Page 7

BQsSr«u Aivirtssimems. gentlemen;i; fTTTU have just opened up our first shipment of HIGH-GRADB MBffi. ™°£™^^!TL HILZT' ***** *• "- to BmMSFITZZELL & SHAW'S, BRUNETTE'S CORNER, H A W B R A,

The Good Old Saying, that "THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING THEREOF." is as true to-day as ever AND this rule applies particularly to Meat. You can only get the first quality, tender, juicy joints froa PRIME YOUNG STOCK. I have had thirty years' experienct in the business. I am particularly careful to buy only the very pick oi the Taranaki stock, and as a conse> quence I know that every joint ol meat I send out to my customers will give satisfaction. Those who have dealt with me wili bear me out in this, and many hays voluntarily complimented me on the Quality of the Meat supplied QUALITY will tell. Send me youi trial Order to-day. That is all I ask. I will take the chance of holding yam custom. WM. EOSSITER, BUTCHER, HIGH STRF.F.T ... HAWERA LONG L «^ SERVICE (& JjS^^ SHOES S^^S-/ for S TENNIS, / y \ BOWLS, Vr? Etc. fry \ \ y MADE by the North British Rubber Co., therefore they are the BEST that can be made; :a world's reputation stands behind them. With White Tops, from 2s lid. DAMP PROOF CHROME SOLED SHOES, specially imported for BOWLERS, from 6s 6d; also RUBBER SOLED SHOES. And of course we do Repairs.. C. ABATES, BOOT EMPORIUM, HAWERA. NORMA^BY POULTRY YARDS. "ONGLISH and American White SIA Leghorns, White Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas and Houdans. STILL ON TOP FOR WINNERS AND LAYERS. To enumerate all our winnings would take too much space. During the past 2$ years we have won 8 Championships, 27 Specials and Trophies, 155 first, and 45 second prizes. Twelve grand pens mated for the coming season, containing some of the best exhibition and laying strains to be found in the Dominion. Every bird in my breeding pens is selected by the trap nest. Settings of White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas, and White Plymouth Rocks from' ss. Postage and egg box Is 6d extra. For price of English ifixnibition White Leghorns (Crystal Palace winners, imported) and Houdans see mating list. Sent post free on application. Infertile eggs replaced if returned in egg box within one month, with 8d for postage. DAY OLD CHICKS from la each. Fireless brooders supplied if required. A few Cockerels and Pullets for sale. Cash with Order. Inspection invited. DON. STEWART, Normanby. NOTICE. D. S. F ox SUPPLIES FRESH GROCERIES at HIGH STREET. And FRESH FISH Daily at PRINCES STREET. PHONE US AND WE WILL WAIT ON YOU. Groceries 100. F-eh Mart 21P JAMES E. UAMPBELL D.8.0.A. (London), (By Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. ltfAY fiV CONSULTED INHAWERA—At Roomj (upstairs) in ' Hardley'B Buildings (next Rose, ■i-- Photographer), every THURSDAY. ~:■?■■

WHY NOT PRESERVE SOME EGGS? npHEY are cheap enough nsw. J- OUR EGG PRESERVER is guaranteed to KEEP FRESH EGGS FRESH for at least twelve months. Sold only in large bottles, sufficient to preserve about 12 dozen eggs. Simply requires mixing with cold water. PRICE -j / BOTTLE. W. K. WALLACE, " . CHEMIST, *- AWERA. r~IHRISTIE & f^i LENN, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MANAIA. Agents— Simplex Milking Machinei. Hutehinson'i Hydraulio Power. FOR SALE. 187 ACRES freehold; open land, all In grass, subdivided into several convenient paddocks; within easy reach of a good factory ant school; 6-rooraed house, 20-bailea cowshed and all neceasary outbuildings. Price £43 per acre. Only £700 cash; balance in ten years at 6 per cent. 80 ACRES freehold; open land, In fair pasture; within easy reach of factory and school; no build-, ings. Price £43 per acre; onlj £300 cash required. 169 ACRES freehold; firet-claßs lanrt, all good pasture; carrying capacity unsurpassed; subdivided into several paddocks, all live fences; within a few minutes of one of the best co-operative factories ; 7-roomed house, 20-bailed cowshed, good orchard. Price £70 per acre; terms. 108 ACRES freehold; all in grass ex««pt a few acres of shelter bush, subdivided into several paddocks; tarrying capacity about 60 cows, 5-roomed house, 20-bailed cowshed (concreted); about 30 acrea have been stumped. • Price £52 per acre; only £500 cash required. 19 ACRES freehold t land, within easy reach of factory and township; one house of 4 rooms and one of 8 rooms, 10-bailed cowshed, gig shed, outhouses, orchard; carry about 10 cows comfortably. Price and terms on application to üb. 100 ACRES, Otakeho district; all in grass, subdivided into several paddocks, well watered; 5-room-ed house, 12-bailed cowshed; capable of carrying about 45. cows. Price £47 per acre; only £500 cash required. 100 ACRES. Matapu district; exceptionally good land, subdivided Into numerous paddocks; within easy reach of factory and school; 10-rotraied house, insured for £600. Price £65 per acre; termi on application. STRAIGHT LEASE. 200 ACRES, all in grass, subdivided into convenient paddocks; oroomed house, good cowshed: capable of carrying 100 cowi comfortably. Rent £2 6s per acre. This farm is in first-class order, and we commend it va you aa well worth the money. h^^^^ nut-milk I ~t DAINTY, DELICIOUS, E I and i <| BRIMFUL OF NOUBISHMEBTT | 3cL, 6cL, H Is. ; I OP ALL COINTFECTIOJOIKS. 1 i2A____ • .3