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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 October 1916, Page 1

JAMES AND CILLMAN, Land, Finance and House Agents. ,«n ' EXCHANGE. 100 ACRES, North Taranaki, all in grass:. 50 acres stumped and ploughed; 7-roomed house, cow shed, pig stys; factory, school, •railway station within 1 mile. ~ Ihe owner wants to exchange for Sftx^-.^ acres.—JAMES AND GILLMAN, Agents, Hawera. FOR EXCHANGE. 120 ACRES, south of Hawera; good v • dairying country; .all level hut a tew, acres V carrying capacity 60 cows; most.of the property has been ploughed; factory, school, railway station close handy; house 5 rooms, cow shed, piegenes, etc., in good order. Owner will exchange for 70 to JW acres.—JAMES AND GILLMAN, Agents, Hawera. FOR EXCHANGE. 200 ACRES of. dairying and grazing land; 100 acres ploughable; 6 paddocks, well watered; house of f rooms, large cow shed; close to .factory and school.' Price, only £16 per acre. Owner will take town or suburban property J?TTP^T?£ ym *erit -—JAMES AND (xILLMAN, Agants,. Hawera. DAIRY FARM. LOO ACRES, close to Hawera; large modern house, concreted cow shed, piggeries, every convenience fo r successful farming; close to cheese factory. Price, £66 per acre: £700 cash. Immediate possession or next June. FOR EXCHANGE. L very fine suburban property with modern house of 6 rooms, electric ' j light, h. and c. water, drainage; j 15 cows could be carried on the property, with 2 horses; cheese factory and school quite handy; within 1 mile of the Hawera Post ■ Office. The owner is leaving Hawera, and will take a smaler property in part payment. -En- , quire; there may b e good business in this for you. -roomed house, built of Konka cement i < plaster, .then rough cast, solidly ; j built, will last for many genera- l< tions; well designed, nicely de- \ coratedj every modern convenience, good neighborhood. We v can recommend this property as being a good, sound investment. Can be sold later on at a profit. < / Price, £975; £200 cash. 799 JAMES AND CILLMAN, Land, Finance and House Agents. £30 CASH. j f you want a new 4-roomed bungalow with electric light, h. and c * <: water, cupboards, well decorated, 1 & pretty home with a large sec-j1 « , tion, see us. You can have this i * glace at£4 80. Where can you do ! etter ? Easy payments , for the • 1 balance. We have sold two pro- [ 1 perties like this during; the last' i few days; you should procure the * lucky last. ;See" us at once. JAMES AND CILLMAN, Land, Insurance and Finance Agents, HAWERA. WANTED TO LEASE: WITH ; " OPTIONAL PURCHASE. • ] I ZLQ- ACRES, pick of EithamJ LTb O 2 district, going concern; 58 ! ows, machii.es and plant at valuation; ent, 55/- b years or .more to goo,d enant';' 6-roomed house, concrete cowbed, good buildings; all ploughed; :ili assist finance good client. A snip, tpply . BOX 30, ELTHAM. '■ NOTICE. : A S will be seen by' our advertising CX column, the, N.Z. >:• FARMERS' :O-OP. BACON AND MEAT PACK-. NG CO.,.LTD., commie.iices operations n the. loth hist. This concern was. ecently formed to take over "the busitesses of Messrs W. Dimock and Co!, jtd.-, •■ The Waikato Farmers' Co op. Jacpn Co., The South Taranaki Bacon 30./ Ltd., and Auckland Bacon Co., tnd will be run in the intei'ests of the arming community. ■■■ > -.-. i . The .Company will extend to its"' Jharehplder. Suppliers the principles of The new concern -should lo a great deal to establish th c Bacon . :ndustrj on a sound footing, and there s every indication that the presence of ;he Farmers' Co-op. Bacon Co; will be nstrumental in doing good. F ANGER SCHOOL OF DRES3V CUTTING AND DRESSMAKING. CENTRAL BUILDINGS UNION ST. Classes every day—lo to 12 a.m., 3to £ p.m. Evening Classes —Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. 2/- per lesson, 6 for 10/6. , Patterns of Every Description Accurately Drafted. Ladies' Own Material Cut Out. ' NOTICE. MRS. PHIPPS wishes to inform her many patrons that she has taken over Mrs McHugh's Private Hospital, Manaia. 'Phone 14. FOR SALE. ONE new 2-seater Argo Car, electric starter and lighting; at cost price. One in use gives every satisfaction. Upkeep small. —D. J. Goodwin. 'Ph«ne 382. TO FARMERS. MESSRS SIMS, COOPER & CO., (N.Z.), LTD., (Meat Exporters), beg to advise that they have appointed Mr A. Dixon as their representative in the Hawera district. Address: Princes St., Hawera. Telephone 272; P.O. Bos 135. BOYS' Jerseys—Just opened,; 10( Boys' bargain Jerseys, all shades g&ng at 3/11; worth double—At N.Z Clotting Factory, Bawera,