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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 8 June 1916, Page 1

SPECIAL HOVEBTISEMENTB. A SPECIAL MISSION FOR TWO WEEKS, Conducted by "CWANGELIST J. CUMMING AN "^ AIRS CUMMING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HAWERA, TO-NIGHT, At 7.30.f Everybody Welcome. . THE BON MARCHE KAPONGA. A. E. WAUGH, Manager? T3IG OALE OF HOLLAROS' ASSIGNED STOCK OF %. DRAPERY, • Jap Silk, all colors, 6d yard. Prints. 4d yard. Dress Tweeds, 1/6, 1/9 1/lj White Flannel 1/2 yard. Casement Curtaining, 6d, 9d, 1/- yard. Green Art Serge, 1/11 yard. D.B. Ticking, m yard. H B Sheeting, 1/.. yard! .Pillow Cases, 1/3 pair. Laces and Insertions, Id yard. All colors Veilings, r# iy?rd^ I P°fe red Trimraings, Id yard. Girls' Felt Hats, 3d each. Ladies' Hats, 6d each. Ladies' Corsets, llpair. Ladies' Overcoats, 4/11 to 10/Ladies' Hose, 1/- pair. Children's f «To *?°omers, 1/6 each. Ladies' 1 eac:h- Ladies' Flannelette Nights, 5/11. Woven Nights, 6/11 Extra Large White Towels, 1/11 pa ir. Bro™do, 1/3 pair. Plush Table Cov--I^,'a 2?h> Quilts, 8/11, 10/6, 15/6. 18/6 Real Down QuW, 18/6' Large Bush Rugs, 13/9 each. 'Men's Wool Socks 1/3 pair. Cashmere Socks, I/-, 1/3, 1/6 pair. Men's and Boys' Laps, 6d each. Painter's Overalls, 2/6' pair. Men's J Suits, 20/- and 29/6 Men's Overcoats, 27/6 to 39/6. Men's Shirts, 2/., 2/6, 2/11. Heavy Underpants and Shirts, 4/11 pair. Ties 6d eacfi. Felt Hats, 1/6 each. MoW LeggmP' W' 6 pair- B°ys' Suits > from 4/6 each. Jerseys, 3/6 each. Men's Golf blose 2/6 pair. Linen Collar® Id each. stud Ties, 6d each. Pyjamas 5/11 pair eed Trousers, 7/6 pair. MODERN BUNGALOW Lais place is of 5 large rooms, having all the conveniences required by the modern housewife; situated m Hawera's best residential area; nicely planted with ornamental shrubs and having live hedges for shelter;' this class of property is extremely hard to get and if built to-day would easily cost £100 more. You can have it at £650, and on terms to suit you if you are reasonable in your demands. Where can you do better? Modern houses are celling like hot 'cakes. They will soon be unprocurable. Get in early. iVe have also a similar home to above, one of 6 large rooms; a pretty home. A bargain at £750. The owner is leaving Hawera. Very easy terms. £400 cash secures 100 acre*s of excellent dairying land within 1J miles of the town; carrying 60 head of grown cattle; returns this season ending about £1000; good house, concreted cowshed, etc. Price, £55 per acre. This nlace is sure to grow into money. 2379 ._„ FOR EXCHANGE. SoOo down secures 200 acres first-class 6wamp land; 3J miles fencing; 8 paddocks, watered by wells and windmills; good roads, nearest town Whakatane. Bay of Plenty; school and factor v close by • carrying 100 head, big cattle; sroomed dwelling and outhouses. £25 per acre. There is a fortune for sure in this property. We know this country weH, and can be a great service to you. ONLY £50 CASH. Modern house, central Hawera; 6 good large rooms, with all conveniences, hot and cold water, electric light, etc. Price, only £675. The owner must sell, and is prepared to accept any reasonable offer. 766 57 ACRES ■ a tip-top little farm, all in grass, 4 acres in crops; carrying capacity 35 cows, horses and young stock; 35 acres stumped; factory and school adjoining; took £525 for milk 1915-16 season. £46 per acre; £500 cash. Very easy terms for balance. These properties are in great demand and we advise you to ring for inspection. 2417 i £300 CASH. Dairymen, this is a business proposition , worth considering. A fine little dairy farm, open cleared land in live hedges, splendidly watered; j only few chains from "cheese factory, school, sale yards, railway station: house 5 rooms, concreted cow shed, engine shed, and many other conveniences; area, 70 acres; return® 1915-16, £750. Price of farm, £65 per acre; situated within easy reach of Hawera by rail. This is a place you can settle down on until you have no further iise of farm lands, cows, etc. Give us a call, must grow into money. THE VERY BEST. 50 ACRES of the very best dairying land, close to Hawera borough boundary, and watered with water from the borough supply free of charge; carrying 35 cows, several horses and young stock; expect to return £16 per acre this season for milk alone; complete with buildings- not an inch of waste land; live hedges. £85 per acre; £600 cash; very good terms for balance of purchase money. JAMES AND CILLMAN, Land, Insurance and Finance Agents. HAWERA. WANTED TO SELL. TWO and three-quarter acres adjoining the Borough, with buildings and boxthorn fences; price, £550 Also—Quarter-acre, Vogel .Street, pries. £110; quarter-acre, Cameron Street, best offer; quarter-acre, Gladstone street, price £105; section, Disraeli Street price £100; house of 6 rooms, iligh btreet, occupied by owner, terms to suit. Apply E. W. Good, builder. "A LT??" feJ^' 2«wt. drums. £X Price, 25/6 drum.— Bennett and button. Hawera.