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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 20 May 1915, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BELGIAN FETE & GYMKHANA. qiHE + COMMITTEE are requested to , nd a meeting in Mr LenBUSINESS: To receive balance-sheet H. A. LJfiNNON. R. MORIUSSEY, Joint Secretaries. - • ■■' "DELGIAN RELIEF FUND. GRAND HARD-UP SOCIAL. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. Children, in Fancy, Dressi under 16 , from Bt© 10 p\m. ' ' Adults, in Hard-up Costume, from ,10;15 p.m. ' I Prizes awarded for best Fancy Costume for Children, Boy and Girl and prize* for best Hard-up.cXme' Gentleman and Lady, to be decided by voting. J Children Tickets, Is; Adults, 2s 6d Gallery, Is. L 5,18,20,22,24,25 TARANAKI'S WONDERLAND. THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S GREAT WINTER SHOW KJNG GEORGE CORONATION HALL JUNE 9, 10, 11, and 12. Competitions for— Dairy Factory and Farmers' Produce. Garden Vegetables. Home Industries*. Honey. Fancy Work. Technical School Classes. Tradesmen's Displays. - Eetc, etc., etc. POULTRY SHOW. POULTRY SHOW. Schedules on Application to A. L. HUMPHRIES, P.O. Box 19, New Plymouth. '/ FOE SALE OR LEASE. WAVERLEY DISTRICT. 1 ftA ACRES, land well sub-divided ■VM, and watei'ed by ram and! windmill; first-class house 6 rooms,' bathroom, hot and cold water; good stable and implement sheds s fine cowshed, concreted, filled with milking! machines; will milk 65 to 70 cows\ I Price £40, with £750 cash, balance' good terms. Owner is prepared Ik> i lease above property for 45 S an acre and put back each year 5s per acre worth of manure. Property joins Corn). Cheese Factory, School, md Pest Office. QQ ACRES, * m^e from Waverley, i. i}• l?7 el > watered by windmill, well subdivided, good shelter hedges; will milk 45 cows well; 6-roomed house, good orchard, implement shed 12-baii S hed, concrete. Price, £55, with &4UO cash, balance good terms; owner will lease for 55s an acre, and put back os per acre each year in manure. Apply for further particulars to W. O'CALLAGHAN HAWERA. We have just had the following dairy farms placed on the market for sale and seeing how hard it usually i s to get these small farms on easy terms, those m want of small places should not lose any time in inspecting. 9fh ACRES. Freehold. Splendid little dairy farm, all in grass and crop, no weeds; 1 mile to factory ami school ■■ 2$ miles to township; good roads; good >■ nicely situated 6-roomed house, large rooms, 20-bail cowshed, concrete • property will carry 36 cows; 30 cows last year 'averaged over £14 per cow Price, £35 per acre, with £400 *ash balance for 7 years at 5 per cent. Ihis is a good cheap farm, which we can recommend, and we will finance stock if necessary. , No. 8/939 59J ACRES. Freehold. Good, level dairy farm, practically free of weeds; will do 20 cows well'; good 7-roomed house and 15-bail cowshed; school and factory opposite. Price, £27 10s per acre, with £250 cash, balance in 5 years. ]sj o 249 61 ACRES. Freehold. Good, "clean land, mostly been ploughed and resown; 4-roomed house and cowshedsnk?°l and'factory within 5 minutes! £28 per acre, with £200 or £300 cash, balance on easy terms. No. 2/50 j^EW r^EALAND T OAN AND ■j^J-ERCANTILE ICENCY, r^O., OTRATFOHD. A MM^NITION Advice.—Ensure a rx successful day by using the best ammunition. I have all the best brands, including EJey's Universal. Ruby Smokeless, and Amberite, in all sizes of shot. Large stocks enamelware, hollow-ware, and general iron- ; mongery.—John Gilmour, Manaia. A TTENTION! Sportsmen. A chance XIL for you to get a specially selected gun, reasonably priced—the product of ! the Liege Works, Belgium. These for i i quality, finish and work- are not to be | excelled. Full stocks of iron, barb and I plain wire, cement, lime, etc.—John I Gilmour, Manaia. !