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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 November 1913, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR NICE MODERN HOME, Hawera Extension can be secured with £50 cash. MODERN BUNGALOW RESIDENCE j within the vicinity of Hawera Park can be secured with £80 cash. £1 DOWN will secure a fine section of 26 perches with big frontage. MODERN HOUSES erected for cliente with from £50 to £100 in cash. £100 will buy a fine i acre section, with ££0 cash. A VERY PRETTY HOME, well planted, live hedges, good orchard in full bearing, comfortable house in good order, with bathroom, scullery, -washhouse,:' electric light, water and drainage, section 0a 3r26p, frontage to two roads. A great bargain at £750. Good; terrus can be arranged. Wo advise you to enquire about this at once. £70 CASH will secure a fine modern residence of 6 rooms, hot «tnd cold water service, porcelain bath, electric light, water and drainage, etc., 6 rooms and conveniences, central' Hawera. Price £800.' 546 4 ACRES and modern house, adjoining Hawera borough. £1250; good terms. 537 3 ACRES and' modern 6-roomed house, nicely planted, will subdivide. Price £1750. Good terms. 529 5 ACRES, close to town, a great bargain. £500. 671 BUILDING SITES—4 nice sections, good, frohtagesc. £95 each; £20 cash. 521 2_ ACRES and modern 5-roomed house in good locality, every convenience, everything fresh and clean. £900; good terms. ' 512 15 ACRES, close to the Hawera Borough and J mile from post office. Only £65 per acre; good terms. 3 ACRES, _ mile from Hawera Post Office. £100 per acre; £20 cash. 492 £50 CASH will secure three very nice residences, central Hawera. JAMES" AND GILLMAN, HAWERA.

AUCKLAND SUBURBAN FARMS. 900 ACRES > freehold, sown down AXJxJ in good English grasses, flat to gently rolling; 6 acres of green native bush in clumps reserved for shelter, divided into 9 paddocks, sheep proof, well watered by springs and- streams; altogther an ideal farm, being only 3 miles from Manurewa railway station; return fare only Is 5d to Auckland; 1 mile from creamery, school, P. 0., and general store; well-built 7-roomed house in good order throughout, commanding a fine view, 20-bail cowshed (concrete floor), cart shed and harness room. Note. —Only 19 miles from : Auckland by good metalled' road; carrying capacity. 50 dairy cows', besides young stock and horses. Price, £26 5s per acre. £4280 can remain at a reasonable rate of interest. Inspection recommended. Splendid opportunity. POULTRY FARM. £40 CASH. —4 Acres, freehold, ring fenced, posts and 7 wires, all been ploughed; fine position, northerly aspect, row of shelter trees at back; srooraed bungalow, Shacklock range, return verandah, trapshed; about 20minutes' walk from tramline. Price £800. .Terms £40 cash; balance easy. £250 CASH. £250 CASH. 400 ACRES, freehold; 250 acres in good English grasses, balance grass, scrub and bush; subdivided into about 6 paddocks, well fenced, good 3-acre orchard in full bearing, well watered % streams; buildings consist of house 6 rooms, barn, stable and other outbuildings ; 2 miles from wharf, landing. Price £12 per acre. Terms £250 cash; balance arranged. !.W. J. S HOET * c°--7 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. /CENTRAL rpEA AND TWINING "O OOMS. THE New and Spacious Rooms in the CENTRAL BUILDING, HIGH STREET, now open. They are smartly and artistically furnished. HOT DINNER, 12 to 2 daily. HOT TEA, 5 to 7 daily. SATURDAYS ONLY—Hot Teas, Grills, etc., 5 to 11 p.m. Supper Parties arranged for. Order your Grills by phone and thus save time. Special arrangements made to ensure good catering and good attention to patrons. Telephone on premises. Ring up and i give your order. J. P. KEEN, Proprietor. SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Society has removed from the Old Star Building to the shop in the CENTRAL, BUILDINGS (between Mr Morris and Mr Bidwell; in UNION STREET. The Nurse's services are free of all charge, and 6he will be in attendance at Society's Rooms:—THURSDAYS, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; FRIDAYS, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.; SATURDAYS, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS are reserved as far as possible (but not necessarily exclusively) for country patients. Correspondence may be addressed either to '-«he Nurse or the Secretary. Telepom No. 243. LILIAN LENNON, Hon. See. OI f\f\ WORTH of Ladies' Hose dWI-V/Lf and Underclothing (travellers' samples)—real first-class goods— going at. much Under Cost Price to clear. This special line is no doubt tho finest lot yet offered in Hawera. Miss Hamilton's, High Street. CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. JUST ARRIVED—A Fine Selection of very dainty CHRISTMAS CARDS. Limited quantities of each design. Any desired wording tastefully grinted in. Your friends in the Old ountry will be pleased to get a Christmas Greeting from you. Be in time for next English mail. STAR OFFICE. Hawera.