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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 19 May 1915, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. | . FOR SALE.' FOR Sale, at a reasonable figure and on easy terms, a desirable house property in Union Street, close to the Railway Station. For further particulars, apply to the Public Trust Giftce, Hawera. OKAIAWA TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, MAY 21. A CONCERT will be given by the Children for the Belgian children. Christina®.-Tree. Supper Room. To commence 7.30 prompt. Admission: Adults.*ls; Children, 6d. E. CtfIVERS. MOKOIA HALL.' AN. Opening Ball will be held on FRIDAY, 21st; at 8 p.m. Admission: G entlemen, 2s 6d; Ladies; a Basket. • .. ■ ■ .'■ ; . . ■■■ CK HUNT, y -Secretary. ,-:-•;• •■ ; ,:. -^ ■ . ■;. ;f/:\ THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. r|TO avoid clashing with other meetJL ings, it has been necessary to re-arrange the dates for the First Aid Classes. The Men's will be held on Thursday this week, and the Women's the following Thursday, and each alternate week. EDWIN B. BATES, Hon. Sec, K3ANAIA MOTOR GARAGE. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. AMPLE CONCRETE FLOOR SPACE FOR CARS. COMPLETE machinery plantlathes, drills, etc., all electrically driven—capable ow effecting repairs, overhaul of cars, etc- Competent mechanic in eli-arge. Stocks of Tyres, Tubes, Benzine, Oil, and accessories for the motorist. Special facilities for vulcanising, etc. S. D. INNS, Manaia Motor Garage, MANAIA. H. A. JONES & C0.,! CASH GROCERS. (Opposite Post Office). K AW ERA. Box 25. Telephone 22 Sugar, IA, per 561bs, 11s 9d Flour, 1001b 19s 6d, 501b 10s Tomato Sause (pints), 3d per bottle; (quarts) j 9d per bottle. Golden Gem Baking Powder, Is Id Edmonds' Baking Powder, Is 2d Jellies, Is 9d per dozen Amber Tip Tea, Is 8d per lb Jam (assorted), 3 tins for lid Seeded Raisins, 5d per packet * Pepper, Is 4d per lb Sugar cf Milk, Is 4d per lb Potatoes, 7s Gd per cwt Toilet Paper, 3 for Is White and Gold Cups and Saucers, 5s lid per dozen ■pRANK -Vrc/^UIRE & i^O., LAND SALESMEN, WAIKATO. FOR SALE. 300 ACRES of Freehold, rolling limestone, heavy bush country, 10 miles from railway station. Price, £3 per acre. 'This is the cheapest block of bush land which has been offered in the Waikato for a long time. HAURAKI PLAIXS.—The bes and cheapest block in that district — will be worth double the price asked for in a short while. 500 ACRES of Freehold, rich alluvial, flat land; long frontage; all in grass ; one beast to the acre land. Price, £25 per acre. PLANTING SEASON/1915. FOR Sale, 20,000 hedge and shelter plants, all hardy and well grown. From 10s to 25s per 100, according to age and variety. Bosthorn and Berberry at lowest rates. Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, from Is each. Fruit Trees.—A small but choice selection of varieties suitable to the district. Lists qn Application. • .oi\y locally grown, therefore acclimatised Plants. From C. H. MILLS Normanby. A TTENTION! Sportsmen. A chance xa. for you to get a specially selected I gun, reasonably priced—'the product of ! the Liege Works, Belgium. These for quality, finish and work are not to be excelled. Full stocks of iron, barb and plain wire, cement, lime, etc. —John Gilmour, Manaia. RED BIRCH POSTS. 17^ QUAL to Totara, but much cheaper ' J Full particulars from— R. WILSON AND CO., LTD., Produce Merchants, * TAIHAPE.