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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 13 October 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. mHJkzQ —vJ §1 - y^m^^o^ ALARM CLOCKS. EXAMINED & IN GOING ORDER. 5/-, 7/6 5 8/Q, 10/-, 10/6 ESTATE OF J. BRUNETTE JEWELLER, . HAWERA. j^RANK ||j[CQ.uißte & no, LAND SALESMEN, HAMILTON, ACRES ' IM-. unencumZJ \J\J bered; tip-top limestone country, all bush; 9£ miles from railway station. Price £2 per acre. 1116 ACRES, L.T.T., 8 miles from Hamilcon; 120 acres in grass, rich river flats, 500 acres good strong limestone rolling country in high fern, balance heavy bush; 2£' sheep country. Price £4 per acre; £1000 cash. This block is the making of a magnificent sheep run, and with some more improvements will sell at £15 per acre. No property with such prospective value has ever been put on the market m the Waikato. iEOOANO MODEL BUILDING COMPETITION. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF NEW MODELS x BUILT BY MECCANO BOYS. THE PRIZES. Prizes will be awarded to the boys .designing and constructing *£© most original model with a MECCANO outfit. FIRST PRlZE—"Meccano" Outfit No. 4, value, £2. " <:■ SECOND PRlZE—"Meccano" Motor No. 2, value £1 8s 6d. THIRD PRIZE-r-i'Meccano" Motor No. 1, value" 9s 6d. SPECIAL NOTE.—There will be many boys.who, though unable to design and' construct an entirely new model, may have ideas for additions and improvements to one of the 108 models m the MECCANO instruction book. .. Models embodying these ideas, . though not eligible for first prize, may be entered for the competition with a chance, of winning second or third prize. " E. -DIXON &;Cb.,-' HAWERA. \**'%s!KV^£Lswr* To B*ekeepers. ". . To Beekeepers,- ' .^ra^/ ■'■: .To Beekeepers. - . / \l' To Beekeepers. IT is in the best interest of Beekeepers that we advise them to see ou-r BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN QUOTATIONS. , QUOTATIONS. H^lira anF!tM ALITro£ our Last Year's Prices have been RE- ' DUCED. hold a large stock of AMERICAN COMB FOUNDATION. Write for Particulars and Prices to mHE TTAWERA iCIASH AND X Jtl O DOOR TCIACTORY. QUIN BROTHERS, - Proprietors. ■wmß»mTnMm«riiinii TOr3 ,uu^..., ll ,j ■IWlimiiillMnin SHE JTOOPS TO PONQUER When armed with a Cloth *nd a Tin or OUHBA» WAX POLISH T INOLEUMS polished with JU DURBAR stay poliehed. They do not show footmarks DURBAR .coTi^iTis much was—that is the reason. DURBAR is made for particular women. It will please you. Sold in handsome enamel tins by all Grocers at 3d, 9d, Is. , *H'.iillP'<lMi>«,i'w.mniim»miiiii»HMa....iii«-«ii . -■■—y. MOATE^.S?S2gSSr&^ i PT^g T^AS ff a .N#liOn M°ate'B Pnrl