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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 7 October 1916, Page 3

[ ' ■ÜBIKESB NOTCEi. i _ —-■ ■ k Special Costume p ii Values' I . il ll *¥r A BIG OFFERING OF THE RE- 1} M JfeQ NOWNED "KAIAPOI" COSTUMES Jj •j \\^ \( AT SPLENDID FIGURES. "| fc f 1 j . OAREFUL Dressers cannct afford to \\ fl rWWbm JjL PaSS 3 great assortment of .-"jf |J yj^^VF^* KAIAPOI READY-TAILORED COS- J{ II jttf- I I | j'V '* TUMES—made of the newest materials, ±1 U J_/ !" tll6 beSt styles ' and the highest order "I ■■. . m \ \~ "\. >°^ Tailoring. !■ ■"•• • /ffl I '%' ili \ \ Tlle styles .include allthat is correct, fj -' " /» 'J''*^ M \\\ I>l' igllt ' fashionable and well-made, and "| X /Jf I 1 11/ ft.» Ladies n'llo de3ire t0 be distinctly yet «J U " nb>^.'l -^ fp~ "f^ economically dressed should come along SJ If ■ Jft'-* ..■■> right away and secure an early choice, JJ I" J v<^JtF ""kik tne Costumes are fresh and the .■■ Jl^ range complete. fj |j J. C. GILLETT, I ji THE BUSY DRAPER :: HAWERA. H Summer Millinery. PREMIER DISPLAY OF EXCLUSIVE MODELS. -W\°° rdially invite every lady interested to come and examine -■'■•».» tie charming selection of original Hats. Particularly interesting is the superb showing of accurate models .rom selected designs, original in thought, daring in their beautiful combination of color effect, and, wonderfully moderate in price ■ There are styles to suit all tastes, from the matron to the maid. Come and select* yours to-day. WESTAWAY & Co> Ladies' and Children's Outfitters, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. WHERE THE SMART KATS COME FROM. - ' ; : _^_:_. ' j '"■■'• .. . '■ ' • «' ' !-' ; : ■. . Hie Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society, of N.Z Ltd. VTTE have pleasure^in recording the following sheep-farming propositions, f f, wnicn we can ofter for sale and exchange by. private treaty: 137 ACRES, close to New Plymouth; son AfWq-o -+i t, , practically aU level; concrete W A^ K^^ ooytii>Roadj surveyed into cowshed, washhouse, and other lour sections ol s oO acres each.;, sheds; everything up to date; . carry 8o cows'and dry stock; at good two-storey house of 8 rooms! present carrying 100 cows and Price, £22 per acre", with £500 , {wafers, lo yearlings, bulls and ■ cash, and balance 5 years at 6 Worses, etc; 6-roomed house, with percent. •" v No. 266 pantry, bathroom, hot and cold " water, telephcne. motor shed 460 ACRES, close to Hawera, by good w}*£ concrete floor, washhouse road; hilly country, about half with hot and cold water, gig ; grass and balance in fern- and cowshed with double bails scrub; three paddocks; no build- and concrete floor and yards, new ings. This place has been neg- pigsties; good ghelter trees round lected, and with a little improve- house; farm well watered and • "ment would be greatly increased pod ..fences; would cut up into- -. in value. Price £4 per acre, four S°?d.faim3 v Price, £63 per with £300 to £400 cash, and bal- acre, with down, balance 5 ance on "easy, terms, to be ar- years. No. 247 ranged. No. 269 , . . 400 ACRES, close to Hawera • goo(3 800 ACRES, back of Eitham; L.I.P. rolling sheep and heifer country; Rent, £9 10s; 300 a_eres in grass; carry 2 ewes; 4-roomed house,' ' 4 paddocks; no buildings except 6b.ed, etc. £16 v per acre: £1000 sheep yards. £4 10s jper acre. cash, balance arVanged. No. 252No. 262 ': m ' TOWN PROPEKTIES. !'x %-■ 7-roomed House, on |-acre section close \ LI7O ACRES, back of Eitham; 216 to Main Street, Hawera; hot and acres, good dairying land, balance cold wafer j gas stove and other >* "good sheep country of strong conveniences; a. mddern- up-to- \ chocolate soil on papa and shell date home. Price, £900; terms, rock formation; divided into £300 down and balance's years three paddocks; sheep yards, dip, at 5 per cent. '270 whare; motor lorry drives right _. , on to property. To a reliable •/"roomed modern house and i-acre man the best of terms and treat- ground, Kaponga, . adjoining ment given. Price, £6 per acre; business portion of town; motor : £700 cash, balance 5 per cent. garage and gig shed; grounds for 7 years. Advantage can be nicely laid out; let for 17s per taken ©f Government advance for week. TV ill sell or exchange for £17fiO. . No. 258 farm- PrJCe, £800; any terms In addition to the above-mentioned properties, we have a large assortoent of large and small dairy farms, and cattle and sheep country in all iarts of Taranaki, also numerous suburban properties that would suit retiring armerS. , For further particulars apply to :ARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF HEW ZEALAND LTD lead Office: Princes Street, Hawera. • M. J. LYNSKEY H. E. CANDYi Land Salesman. -■ General Manager. i,i, ii | . S Fancy-Top Boots At HANNAH'S, WE ARE MAKING A GRAND OFFER yTO LADIES OF TWELVE n? FERENT LINES. vll!' HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR GRAND OFFERS. LADIES PATENT GOLOSH, Brown Cloth Legs. Usual Price, 25/-. Now lc/11. LADIES' PATENT GOLOSH, Grey Legs, Button and Lace. TJsual pric« 26/6. Now 18/11. ' LADIES' PATENT GOLOSH. White Legs, Lace and Button. TJsual price, LADIES' GLACE GOLOSH, Slate Garbardine Top, TJsual price, 23/6. Na».-—'' 18/11. <*" ALL LINES ARE NEW STOCK AND SPLENDID VALUE / MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY BY BRITISH LABOR. / R. HANNAH & Co. - Hawera. , "Just a cough!" Yes, but it's hurt- It pays to collect the cameliTofl ing baby and may arouse serious Desert Gold Tea packets. £5C in trouble Give the little one a. few prizes. Family blend, 1/9. ; SpeciaJ drops of ISiAZOL" on lump sugar and grades, 1/10 and 2/-.—Advt. the cough will-vanish. That's a good For Chronic Chest" Complaint^ hint for yourself, too!—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—Ad^