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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 28 September 1915, Page 3

■UtlMEgg NOTICES* What Shall the Little Folk Wear this Spring? TF you want to choose the right «. things for your little girls—smart JSw^t little things and dependable little /^T^SpSt things—we can pi-omise you satisfac- iKfe» «i * tion if you will call and see our new *^L**^P -" \ OUR CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING /^^^^^k DEPARTMENT. . jgjfM / ftflfAk We make a specialty of Children's * *% I*M M iJgP\ Outfitting, and have a particularly at- \R}' ili 1/ li' m\ tractive selection of I Hif Ig/j/l v3|l SMART LITTLE FROCKS \MI^zSZS " for Spring wear. Why not bring JSSsjSfjiJiiak ' your little girls along and see if you A can't choose just what they need from M'^^^M^^^ YOU CAN'T GET BETTER VALUE Vll ' fi'A ANYWHERE. YJS Wl PRICES THE LOWEST IN TOWN. PJ \ I J' t* - IPII I PTT 1 v • w wILiLjEiII, r . The Busy Draper. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGAriiSATION SOCIETY OF MEW ZEALAND, LTD. Head Office: HAWERA. Branch Offices and -Scores at OPUNAKE and WAITARA. Agents also at STRATFORD, ELTHAM & WAVERLEY. Regular Stock Sales held at Hawera, Eltham, Manaia, Okaiawa, Auroa, Kaponga, and Opunake. AGENTS for— Hupmobile and Morris Oxford Motor Cars, Triumph Motor Cycles, Wolselej Shearing Machines, Milburn Cement. INSURANCE—Taranaki Farmers' Mutual, and Yorkshire. NEW PRODUCE STORE, recently erected. Large stocks of all kinds always in Store. Fresh Stocks of Turnips, Swedes, Rap Lucerne, Buda and T.H. Kale, eto, LARGE STACKS of Cocksfoot, Ryes, Clovers, Etc., combined with Sverj facility for mixing clients' requirements. MANURES —Mount Lyell Superphosphate, Basic Slag, Bonedust, Pure Bonemeal, 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 OF OIL,' OSMOND'S FAMOUS CATTLE PREPARATIONS. LAND, LAND. LAND. E E. CANDY, Land Salesman. 75 ACRES, close to town, 10 miles from could be arranged, or, would conHaw era; 4-roomed house, cow- sider exchange with town proshed with concrete floor, 6ub- perty. .93 divided into 6 paddocks, and car- 128 1 ACRES, Main South road;. 6ries about 60 cows. Pi'ice, £65 roomed house, 20-bail cowshed; 9 per acre, with £800 cash, balance paddocks, and will carry 60 cows. 5 years; terms arranged. 96 Price, £51. i>er acre, with about 50 ACRES, Inaha district; 6-roomed . £500 .cash; lease, with purchashouse, with hot and cold water ing clause, at £45 per acre; £900 service; carry alrout 80 cows and paid off principal. 92 horses; mortgage re-arranged 400 ACRES, 25 miles from New Plyfor'a.new term. Price, £75 per mouth and half mile from school; ! acre;' terms arranged, or will all in grass except 6£ acres turexchange for a bigger place. 95 . nips and 17 acres ploughed, land 86 ACRES,' near Hawera; 6-roomed nicely undulated and most of it house and 11-bail cowshed; carry ploughable, well watered and 40 cows and young stock. Price, would make a fine sheep run; £38 per" acre, with about £300 has 2 good houses pf 4 and 5 cash; balance, 3 years. 94 roo.ns, food 12-bail concrete shed 445 ACRES, between Waitara and and 14 paddocks: mortgage £1200 Inglewood; 300 acres in grass; with Government Advance to 2-sheep country and some good Settlers. Price, £12 per acre; dairy country; 6-roomed house, terms could be arranged at time pantry, etc.; 8 paddocks; sheep of purchase. Owner is giving up and cattle yards and sheds on farming, and we can thoroughly property. Price, £8 per acre. recommend this as a good snip, with about £700 cash; balance 98

PJCSI PICS! ' PJCSt PiRIME BACON PIGS required In any quantity at the TTAWERA T>ACON TCTACTORY. RECEIVING DAYS: TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY «rery Week. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. WALKER AND NICHOLSON. Telephone-ISP.. T. BORTHWICK AX& lOMS, LTS3 a> WAtTARA. T>UYERS of Ba Conor*, Porkers. Rnd J3 Choppers. Highest price given for Porkers. L. NAIRN, Eltnam. J. BUTCHER, Stratford. RECEIVING. DATES FOR SEPTEMBER. W. OIMOCK AND CO., LTD. WILL receive Prime Bacon Pigs, Choppers e«j follows: — Waver ley—Monday 20. Kakaramea —Monday 20. Patea—Tuesday 21," from 10 to 12. Mokoia—Tuesday 21, from 1 to 2.30. Hawera—Wednedsay 22. Te Roti—Tuesday 21. Eltham —Wednesday 22. NOT receiving Porkers at present. All scales close at 2 p.m. i . r J. W. BURKE, s 'Phone 33. Eltham. t T. C. ARNOLD, 'Phone 224.

THE SOUT^ TARANAKI BACON •J'.\. LTD. RECEIVING DATES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1915. Te Roti—Monday 13. Eltham—Tuesday 14. Manga toki—Tuesday 14. Otakeho —Monday 13, 10 to 12 o'clock. Manaia —Monday 13, 1 to 3 o'clock. Auroa —Tuesday 14, 10 to 12 o'clock. Kapuni—Tuesday 14, 1 to 3 o'clock. Patea—Monday'l3. 10 to 12 o'clock. Manutahi —Monday 13, 12.30 to 3 \ o'clock. j Normanby—-Tuesday. 14. | Opunake— Monday 13. j Pihama —Tuesday 14. Okaiawa —Tuesday 14. ] Awatunn—Monday 13. T e Kiri—Monday^ 13. T^OODVILLE BACON .COMPANY; RECEIVING DATES FOR SEPTEMBER. Waverlev—Monday 27. Mokoia—Tuesday 28, from 10 to 12. Kakaramea- Tuesday 28, from 12.30 to Hawera —Wednesday 29, from 10 to 12, Norraanby—Wednesday 29, from 1 to 2. GEO.-VOGT. Buyer. mHE AUCKLAND BACON CO, RECEIVING DATES FOR OCTOBER, Opunake—Monday 4. 18, Nov. 1. Te Kiri—Monday 4,*18, Nov. 1. Okaiawa—Monday 4, 18, Nov. 1. Otakeho—Monday 11, 25. Auroa—Every Monday. Manaia—Tuesday 12/26, Nov. 2. Kaponga—Tuesday 5. 19, Nov. 2. Te Roti—Tuesday 5, 19. Nov. 2. / Xormanby—Every Tuesday. Mangatoki—Every "Wednesday, from 10.30 to 1. * Eltham —Every Wednesday. H. BtTRKE, For Auckland Bacon Co. I «• lk« bail value you ceo pMsibiy ft ' I , flat. By Merit »lo*« lh»y hn»» ■ i y takca pi*-«miaeGt place. HI PURE TEAS W