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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 23 September 1914, Page 8

THERE'S NO OAR LIKE THE HUPMOBILE FOR STEAD iT WORK AND HARD SERVICE. The real t9st of a car is hard work v? y, ™otor car look smart and , dashing - when it is spinning round a city block. But it's when the rough country is reached that the strain comes -y-when the road takes a swing for the sky and the surface is loose and rough. It's under just those conditions that the business-like Hup shows its mettle, carrying full load over the take-it-as-you-find-it country with never a "buck." How?— Just quality I Quality material, quality machinery, quality workmanship, and quality brains in its design—there isn't a cheap thing about the Hupniobile. It will shine as bright as the best as it purrs along the town streets, but 'twill set the pace for all on a strenuous run. See the Hupmobile before you choose your new car! Agents —A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and VVaitara; The Farmers' Co-opera-tive Organisation Society of New Zealand.—Advt. 16 No room for colds in the man or woman, boy or girl, who uses "NAZOL." This scientific and reliable remedy also relieves Influenza, Bronchitis, and Sore Throat. Buy a bottle to-day—-Is 6d for 60 doses.—Advt. tie. of 60 doses for Is fid.—Advt. TI7EBSTER, DOBSON AND CO.'S VV. . LIST OF SALES. SEPTEMBER— ~~~ Tuesday 29—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale AT THE MART, REGENT STREET. TO-MORROW—THURSDAY. At 2 o'clock. OSBORNE AND TURNBULL will sell as above— ; Dining table, high-back chairs, mir-ror-back - sideboard, sofa rugs, carpet squares, hearth rugs, fenders, brasses, duchess chests, washstands, toilet ware, antique wood bedstead, b.r. bedsteads, occasional tables, kitchen table, table covers, hall runner, dinner service, linoleums, swinging lounge chair, palm stands, enamel ware,, crockery, kitchen and cooking utensils AT THE MART. REGENT STREET SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. At 2 o'clock. To Investors, Speculators and Others. In the Estate of Chas. Webster. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. (Adjoining Racecourse). OSBORNE AND TURNBULL have been favored with instructions from the Deputy Official Assignee to sell by auction as acove— All that parcel of land containing over 8 acres, upon whjch is erected a substantial and commodious dwelling of 12 rooms and outbuildings. - The property adjoins that of the Egmont Racing Club, and is very suitable for sub-division, having an extensive frontage to Waihi road. Further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers. 2235 ROYAL MART. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. i At 2 p.m. IQMITH AND EASTON have received *->~. instructions from Mr Jas. Granville to sell asabove — £ acre land in Princes Street, with substantial House thereon, containing 7 living rooms, bathroom, scullery, etc.. electric light, h. and c. water, sink, cupboards, etc., washhouse, copper and tubs set In, wood ehed, trap shed, and loose box. The section'has 80ft frontage, with room to build, another house. Exceptionally easy terms.FARMS IN fBAMES VAILEY. FOR EXCHANGE. 90(1 A£^ ES ' all flat and wKJ \J ail been ploughed; 16 padaoeks; w*ll dairy 70 cows be- , sides carrying dry stock; buildings excellent; i mile to echool s and railway station, ?nd creamery opposite the farm. Price Illbo tgaffe £1200; equity 359 ACRES, L.1.P., allflat and in - grass; carrying 45 dairy cows, 90 grown cattle, besides horses, etc.; 4-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Price £10 10s. „ Government mortgage £500; equity £2270. 362 ACRES. L.1.P., all ploughahie and been ploughed. 12 paddocks; 4-roomad house and necessary outbuilding*,, 12-bail shed", 4-cow I Zealandia plant; 3 miles railI way station, school 1J miles. i Price £15. Government mortI gage £245; equity £5185. 857 ACRES, L.1.P., 800 acres level; 16 paddocks; 9-roomed house, woolshed, yards, etc., 20-haiJ shed; owner milking 60 cows and fattening; 4 miles railway station. A mile school. Price £14. Government mortgage £700; equity £11,298. GRAVES & C° LAND AGENTS (Opposite Post Office). -: _ I Feed a cold with "NAZOTV' and you'll. starve^ it out. No cough or cold is proof against this honest remedy. "NAZOL" acts like- a charm • /ith old and young. Sold everywhere eighteen pence for 60 doses-.—Advt.