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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
"NETHERBY" DAIRY SHORTHORN HERD
(Founded 1870.)
The Property of «. TURNBULL AND SON, SENTRY '■■■'■' -■ . V ■'HILL.' ';• ••■■■;
FOR SALE—Young Bulls, eligible for the Milking Shorthorn Herd Book, by the Pedigree Bull "Edward's Dairyman," and from good dairy strains. "Edward's Dairyman" was bred by Mr William Taylor, of Te Awamutu, and was sired by the imported dairy bull "Edward 22." On his dam's side, of the celebrated "Wild Eyes" strain, both his dam and grand-rlam were exceptionally heavy milkers.
Also—•
A number of PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE
PIGS of the best strains
Correspondence and inspection invited
Visitors welcomed at all times.
SPECIAL PRICES . • At , THE BON MARCHE KAPONGA. I ; T>LANEETS. single bed,. size, 25/----'J3. pair, double bed size 30/- pair'; -Bush Rugs, 10/-; Grey Flannel 1/4 yard] Table Oil Baize, 1/6, 2/3, 2/6 yard; White Calico. 36in., 4/11 doz. yards; Navy, and Srioed Drills .1/1 \ -■ yard; Drillette, 10-Jd yard; Sheetings, from 1/- yard; Bed Ticking- 1/11 yard; dark and light Prints, 7^d yard; .Voiles. 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 yard; Tobralco, 1/2 yard; Striped Flannelette, 4/6 doz. yards; White Flannelette, 5/6 doz. yards; Casement Curtains, 2/11 3/6 pair; Casement Cloths, 6d, 8d" ( 1/- . yard; 6 x 3 Jap Mats, 1/6 each; Carpet Runner. 2/11 yard; Lace Curtains, 2/6 pair; Towels, 9d each; Marcella Quilts, 10/- each; Ladies' Hose, 1/6, 1/11 pair; Colored Aprons,, 1/6 each; Children's Dresses 1/11 each;' Men's Wool Socks, 1/3, 1/6 pair; Cashmere Socks, 9d, 1/-, 11/3 pair: Denim Trousers, 3/6; Double j Denims. 4/11; Cord Trousers, ■ 5/11'; | Saddle Tweed Trousers, 10/6; .Riding Breeches, 13/6; Motor Leggings 10/6; odd Vests, 3/11; Sport Coats, 20/-; Singlets and Pants, 1/6 pair; Khaki Handkerchiefs, 3 for 1/-; new Wideend. Ties, 1/- each; Men's Boxed Suits, 35/-; Boys' Pants/3/11; Ties, 3 for 1/-; Hats, 1/6; Caps, 6d. . 92 ACRES, freehold;' a nice little dairy farm, well divided and in good order; fine orchard, well sheltered from \all winds; 8-roomed house, 20-oail shed, large hay and implement shed, harness room, buggy and dray shed; 1£ miles from factory, school, store and '.phone, 4 miles from town and railway; good .roads. Owner will sell as going concern, with_ cows, horses, calves, pigs, all farm implements, factory shares, dray, gig and harness, etc., at £34 per acre; terms to a practical man. Owing to being unable to work the farm, the owner must sell, and give immediate possession, if possible. No. 8/961 102 ACRES, freehold; all been ploughed and resown; 13 paddocks; 4roomed house, cow and .other sheds; handy to town and railway, good road, : * mile from school, factory and 'phone. A nice little property and if quick sale it can be bought at £18 per acre; almost any terms to a practical man. A herd of. heifers can be bought with the property if wished. No. 11/833 N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. W. A. Hewitt Manager. ' A. C. Bell - - Land. Salesman. THE SARGENT MILKING MACHINE SPECIAL FEATURES OF OT7B PLANT ARESIMPLICITY. Therefore elimination of troubles One nut undone and you have the releaser and pulsator in your hand. The vacuum tank lifts straight off as soon as the vacuum is broken. An enormous timesaver. Five minutes' work and the nlant is washed out thoroughly. EFFICIENCY. Everything is certain in action and effect, being mechanically operated. SANITATION. Owing to the facility of assembling and dissembling the major parts of the Sargent? machine, and also. because of the simple construction, this machine can.be . /kept beautifuly clean, thus ensuring sweet, clean, pure milk. We specialise in a dual fuel (benzine--1 kerosene) vertical engine, which is injternallv lubrcated, has variable admission governing gear and high tension magnetic! ignition; Claudel Hobson carburettor. Most economical engine of its type. PRICES FROM £95. NOTE.—Aye guarantee all working paite of the Sargent releaser machine. . «n\ Q FJTHAM ••Military Pickle1" is a great appetiser: Those who try it find a gnosU auq.ristir. It pleases ail paJar.es, is economic ul well. And the grucers and it U iia y iv sell
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 October 1916, Page 8
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