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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 28 April 1914, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. "farms forTsale. LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. 100 ACRES, South Tarauaki, open cleared land in good pas- | ture; capacity 50 cows; well watered; handy to large factory and railway. Term/ 6 years; rent 4Ss per acre; purchasing clause at £48 per acre. 120 ACRES Leasehold. A very nice dairy farm, mostly ploughable; no stumps, jrood shelter; handy to factory with dual plant; capacity 60 cows. Must advance in price. Term 5 years. Rent, 49s per acre. Compulsory purchasing clause. £49 per acre. MIXED FARMING. A SURE PROFIT MAKER. 275 ACRES good quality land in the Hawera Survey District, and within easy reach of Hawera by good metalled road ; well grassed land, carrying capacity 80 cows, 250 sheep, 7 horses or 70 head of grown cattle, including 40 cows and 500 sheep; 17 paddocks, sheepproof fences; well watered; 1 mile from factory and 1J from school; house of 6 rooms, good shed for 14 cows. Price only £23 per acre; £800 cash; balance at 5 per cent. The cheapest farm offering in South Taranaki. Will cut well into two farms. If you have money for investment put it into this. 916 HAWERA FARM. 11l ACRES, a very fine dairy farm, capacity 60 cows; well watered, house 5 rooms, commodious concreted cowshed, piggeries, etc. Factory half mile away. An easy walk into the Hawera Post Office. Price, £43 per acre; £480 cash; balance at 5 per cent. Possession July 1, 1914. A valuable herd of cows can go at £10 per head. 90 ACRES, good buildings, few chains from factory and school; capacity 50 iiead grown cattle; well watered and subdivided. A very cheap property. Situated in the Hawera district. Handy to town. Price, £38 per acre; £600 cash; balance at 5 per cent. £200 BUYS 100 ACRES of ood dairying land, south of Hawera; suitable for utting into two farms; carrying capacity equivalent o 55 cows and horses. Price £48 per acre; balance f money at 5 per cent. This place is well improved, all cleared, and in good pasture. * W.M. £500 Cash secures 225 ACRES of excellent dairying land, about 200 aces cleared or the plough; well subdivided, watered by running streams, nicely sheltered; carrying capacity 100 cows, 0 horses, and young cattle. House of six rooms, concreted cowshed. Rapidly growing into money. Price nly £48 per acre; balance at 5 per cent. Possession June or July. Owner will exchange for town property or smaller farm. M.M. 100 ACRES open, cleared, ploughable land, handy to Otakeho; well watered, well subdivided ; good modern buildings; supplying Kaupokonui ctory, carrying 50 cows, h^ses and young cattle. Price, £50 per acre; £800 balance at 5 per cent. 837 SUBURBAN HOME, 7 Acres of good land, close to the Hawera Borough; 4 paddocks, water in each; boxthorn fences; modern house f 6 rooms, with bathroom, pantry, wash-house, 2 erandahs, hot and cold water connections, p.w.c. drainage, electric light, wood shed, trap shed, and concreted cowshed. £750 cash. 70 ACRES of first-class dairying land; will do 50 cows well; close to factory and railway station; will grow into money. Price £45 per acre. £500 cash; balance for 7 years at 5 per cent. , 946 59 ACRES, about 2 miles from Hawera, nice level land, well watered, about 12 paddocks, ekxse to good factory; house o rooms, concreted cowshed, piggeries. Price only £58 per acre. £400 cash; good terms balance. Clients financed with stock. 808 GET IN EARLY! GET IN EARLY I JAMES & GILLMAN, LAND, FINANCE AND MOTOR AGENTS. HAWERA AND WANGANUL -. ■ — <■ ! I- II ■ II | Who is the Weil-Dressed Man ? Your eye* follow him mw9HHv nppern . ... , «■,, magnetically, picking H|H TRESSED ma Suit mo delledby him outof the crowd, IT IfflK^ U ™' *? WI" *** y°UJ i * . . , Mr \ jji/fli^ Our fit, style and workmanship or he affects you strongly a \*ffWSM • 11 i • i . i n x. V J T\^B : are incomparable; but our prices but pleasantly as he passes ■ « \\«i ™, *n.i i t_ • a »_ .. k• .l 1 II I \\W are 20/- to 30/- lower than current you in the street. It is the I Ml, \V» ... . »-. i c i 1> \\H \UW tailoring prices. Uur Cash system ex» unconscious homage we l\ g 111 YH l - k* applied to tailoring—it is )\J| j\\ Not merely to save money, but for the recognition of the good / Ml' greater suit satisfaction, try us with taste and masterly craft U •> ft your next order. and refinement into the ■ y^P ft -** irf"^? "~ * ■ i ■ HIGH STREET, HAWERA *^^836^/' $& Questions with an Answer! WHERE CAN I have my CAR REPAINTED 0 WHERE CAN I buy an UP-TO-DATE GIG? WHERE CAN I purchase a RUBBER DRIVING RUG? WHERE CAN I procure a RELIABLE PAIR OF LAMPS P WHERE CAN I get my CAR RETRIMMEDP WHERE CAN I have my SPRINGS REPAIRED? WHERE CAN I get my FORCINGS DONE? WHERE CAN I order a GOOD HAY SWEEP? WHERE CAN I rely on a GOOD PAIR OF WHEELS P WHERE CAN I have RUBBER TYRES FITTED? WHERE CAN I buy an ENGLISH SET OF HARNESS? WHERE CAN I have any REPAIRS DONE? WHERE CAIJ I have my MILK WAGGON OR DRAY MADBP At f HURRELL BROS.. 1 Coachbuilders. HAWERA and ELTHAM.

I'A OABD.] MISS McMENAMIN is pleased to remind Town and County Clients that MISS McHARLICK is in charge of her DRESSMAKING and ROBE DEPARTMENT, and is a SPECIALIST in WEDDING and EVENING ROBES. All orders entrusted to her will receive her best md careful attention. BRIDGE STREET. ELTHAM. VHWIIII IWWH» ll——Ml ■ ■■111 —i )II II il Bill i .Mil——■——» WALLACE'S Corn Cream makes your feet ham)y. Price 1«. TOHNSON'S Digestive Tablets, th right thing for Indigestion, 2a at Tait's Pharmacy.

PTIHE A WAT UNA EAST BAKERY J. AND STORES will in future be under entirely new management, and will be carried on under the style of SILBY AND CO., instead of Blacker and Co. as heretofore. We make a speciality of our Bread, which still holds its own against all competitors. Carts deliver goods daily to all parts of district* TWatib *«ecxited despatch. mRUE RED BlilCH POSTS. LAST LONGER THAN TOTARA. At £3 17s 6d per 100 on tracts Order now from R. WILSON * CO.. LTD.. Ran *»«+.«"• +*tion. TAIHAPE.