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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 4 September 1915, Page 3

' . »UtiMES» NOTICE!. ' J^pWOur Spring Display - - -OF THE - - - . NEWEST STYLES TS now attracting considerable in"terestJ. Jiflv© you T)aid vis a visit %* i*j^ w In o:ir Windows we are showing the «'^^V^'*«^^j9^^tMifly newest Millinery and Neckwear. J • » EVERYTHING. IS MARKED AT {^^^ftHHHBi^ VERY MODERATE PRICES, AND U %?%> »'^^^^^^K> THE QUALITY THROUGHOUT IS Sj^^^^B^^Si' ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE. -^i^^S^^^S%A New Blouses in. Silks, Muslins, and E /jr||^^HPS^M' Voiles, London and Paris Models in * f t=H^^^Sfc^^yif t J. C. GILLETT, yiii BUSY DRAPER, HAWERA. "* l k W "W

FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOGIETYOF NEW ZEALAND, (JD. Head Office: HAWERA. Branch Offices aud Stores at OPUNAKE and WAITARA. Agents also at STRATFORD, ELTHAM & WAVERLEY. Regular Stock Sales held at Hawera, Eltham, Manaia, Okaiawa, Auroa, K*~ ponga, and Opunake. AGENTS for— Hupmobile and Morris Oxford Motor Cars, Triumph Motor Cycles, Woleelej Shearing Machines, Milburn Cement. INSURANCE—Taranaki Farmers' Mutual, and YorkGhire. NEW PRODUCE STORE, recently erected. Large stocks of all kinds alwaj* in Store. Freeh Stocks of Turnips, Swedes, Rap Lucerne, Buda and T.H. Kale^ eto. LARGE STACKS of Cocksfoot^ Ryes, Clovers, Etc, combined with everj" facility for mixing clients' requirements. » MANURES—Mount Lyell Superphosphate, Basic Slag, Bonedust, Pure Bon*. meal, and special mixtures for Turnips, Rape, etc. OATS (Algerian and Feed), BARLEY, MAIZE, SUCROSINE, POLLARD, BRAN, RICE MEAL, CALF MEAL, DURBAR TEA in 5 and 101b ever useful tins. WOOLPACKS, SEAMING & BINDER TWINE, COOPER'S & LITTLE'S DIPS, BRANDING, CYLINDER AND ALL CLASSES QF OIL, OSMOND'S FAMOUS CATTLE PREPARATIONS.

tAND, LAND. LAND. H B. CANDY, Land Salesman. 360 ACRES, in three farms of— 501 ACRES, just back of Toko; cottageXI) 142 ACRES, with 8-r^xned hou,e, - ll^eTac^. SriTiWeftrnfS^ 1 ■££ "«^ & Vc-h ar^, mangolds,^ no bush, watered by «Q. h* running stream, and all plo'ugtiable; well divided with wire or: 150 ACRES, near Eitham; carry 70' live fences; near railway and fac-! cows, besides young stock; 6tory, situated at Ngaere.. Terms:] roomed hou&e, 17-bail 6hed, 13' £42 10s per acre; £750* down, ' paddocks. Price, £46 per acre, balance arranged. ~ No. 43' (2) 118 ACRES, with 4-foomeil hotise 1a) Ar , DT , o ~ n . and ootrshed, no bush, running IU4 A^. HE °' ?*** Rowan, Opunakestream, et<j; other particulars as| fetratford Koad, all in grass and above. Terms: £40 10s per w, ltn 1. 1. ye fences; house, sheds, acre; £650 down. ®tc .-> aU new 5 40 acres stumped. , Price, £30 per acre; £400 casV (3) 100 ACRES, no house or build- balance at 5 per cent and 6 per ings; other particulars as above, j cent, for 5 years. No. 80 Terms: £38 per acre; £500 down, balance arranged. No. 86 50 ACRES, about 2 miles fron* HaJ ™ wera; good hotose, lidt and cold house, 10 paddocks. Price £55 water, electric light and; tele- per acre; terms, £1500 cish, balphone, and evei-y convenience, ance 4years at 5 per cent, and good cowshed; subdivided into 5| per cent No 77 about 8 paddocks, all level and' WOa " no creeks, town w,ater supply laid lAa «ot>i?ci -J,, , on: carry about3scows'. Terms: i4b ALJifcb, d r Eitham; 9-roomed £80 per acre; about £1000 down, nouse. eood *hte and outbuildbalance arranged. No. 85 m £s 5 8 paddocks. Price, £54 Per acre; terms; £50Q cash, bal--44 ACRES, at Eitham; good house and ; ante to ■ suit. * No. 76 cowshed. . Ter'nis: £64 per acre; about £500 cash, balance ar- ; ■ h ~ ranged. No. 84 32a 2r 25 p> near Hawera; 14-roomed 298 ACRES, near Ha*era; 8-room^a .' f^^S^tm^^A house, good cowshed, and all and machine shed; 2-roomed cotnecessary outbuildings; 7 yejirs tage, garden, orchard and lawn. lease; rent, 35s per acre; £30 : Price, £3000; £800 cash baiallowance yearly for manures. v ancle 5 years at 6 per cent or Nd. 83 will selTfor £2750 cash. No. 36

The Dominion" Gia. y-^T^Jm\ ->,^ Designed and built hy us. For cob* Jjft^pH^sfe^^W^^^. fort, usefulness and finish these gigt '^•jBHSII ||Myffi t!AR SPIIINGS. MOTOR BODIES.. (h^^SEi^IBECSIL REPAINTING, RE-TRIMMING.' 1- ■ - ~' BAWERA AND ELTHAM. CRITERION GARAGE & ENGINEERING WORKS. i\ }■■ WE claim to have the most up-to-date Motor Garage and Engineering Works in Tafanaki. *■; ;. The latest addition to our pi nt is a 120-ton Hydraulic Prest for fitting solid tyres to Motor Lorries. \ We specialise in Gear-cutting Milling, Oxy-Acetone Welding, and Motor Repairs. * ' A full stock of Motor Accessories, also Oils and Grease** always on hand. f JOHN BLAKE & SON '&J-* HAW ERA. _ ■..;>y.;v.,,... f<