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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 24 October 1916, Page 3

• UIINE«S MOTffiE*. X H i: a p Will Soon Have its First jj | Fitting. H !■ The important fitting that deter- S jj mines the set and style of the M A^^^^^^^k |£ . completed garment. Its correct- JF t^S^KSr^ ~-T§lifflL O I M ness will depend much on the cut, ■ JV//^,. V^s^ H"f M BUT MORE ON THE CORSETS \) f^^^T^ |£ OVER WHICH IT IS SHAPED. *| \^^^F li |« THE fact of our carrying so many good Models ensures a perfect SI " JL and comfortable iit for every figure. "1 U We have all the best MODELS in "WARNER'S" PTTRT II 0 **P2l P n *S- COKSEJS. e^> » a oimokte range of 0 •m and fittings. Come to us and procure the rieht Corset that will !« „ improve your figure, your comfort, and your health. y ■■ —: U n •■■.-. ' *■ ? ;| £ THE BUSY DRAPER :: HAWERA. A Tlie Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society of NX Ltd. WE have pleasure in recording the following sheep-farming propositions, wluch we can offer for Bale and exchange by private treaty:— 137 ACRES, close t© New Plymouth; o™ ao RW G rtß , practically all level: concrete 200 A(jRES' South Road ; surveyed mto cowshed, washhouse and other - tour s^tions of 50 acres each; sheds; everything up to date; cai'1'^ ? D cows and dry stock; at good two-storey house of 8 rooms. present carrying 100 cows and .Price, £22 per acre, with £500 heifers, 15 yearlings bulls and cash, and balance 5 years at 6 ' Worses, etc; 6-roomed house, with per cent. No 266 pantry,- bathroom, tot and cold * water, telephone, motor dxed 460 AORES, close to Hawera, by good '- WS ?° ncrete &o^ washhoiwe roa4; hilly country, about half W i"? alt T'^ grass and balance in fern and shT 3 OOWBhed with double bails scrub'; three paddocks; no build- and concrete floor and yards, new ings. This place has been neg- Pasties- good shelter trees round lected, and with a little improve- House; farm well watered and ment would be greatly increased f ood fen««; would cut up into . in value. Price £4 per acre, four £°?i* f«ims- Pl'ke^ £63 P« T with £300 to £400 cash, and bal- acre ' With £50° down» balance 5 ance on easy terms, to be ar- years. No. 247 ranged. No. 269 400 ACRES, close to Hawera; good 600 ACRES, back of Mtham; L.I.P. rolling sheep and heifer country; R«nt, £9 10s; 300 acres in grass; carry 2 ewes; 4-roomed house, 4 paddocks; no buildings except shed, et<;. £16 per acre; £1000 sheep yards. £4 10s per acre. cash, balance arranged. No. 252 No. 262 m TOWN PROPERTIES. 7-rooEied H&nse, on |-acre section, close 1170 ACRES, back of Eltham; 216 to Main Street, Hawera; Lot and acres good dairy rag land, balance cold water, gas stove and i other good sheep .coirntry .of strong convenieaees; a modern- np-to-choc'olate soil^ on papa and shell date home. Price, £900; terms, rock formation; divided into £300 down and balance o years three paddocks: sheep yards, dip, at 5 per cent. 270 whare; motor lorry drives right „■ on to property. To a reliable '-ro°mea modern house and *-acre rcan the best of terms and treat- ground, Kaponga, adjoining trsent 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 of Government advance for week. Will sell or exchange for £1700. . 'N 0..258 -farm. Price, £800; any tenzis In addition to the above-mentioned properties, we have a large assort^ ment of large and small dairy farms, and cattle and sWp country, in rill parts of Taranaki. also numerous suburban properties that would suit'retiring farmers. . , , .. For further particulars apply to FARMERS" CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD Head Office: Prince® Street, Hawera. M. J. LYNSKEY, Land Salesman. General Manager. *j&3^^ ESTATE OF J. BRUNETTE, jewcKar. i^S^-^v Ha- Ve one Price for eveiybody. That 'price i&-THB s go**jitr I *%. Price, net cash. The firm gives no discounts, cretenda //^O **& D° • ? acrlfices» and sets up for sothing more than hones* t\_2^^L|l^yF Buying,, as we do—first hand from London—we say« m^pwir "**»»•* j-.^e middleman's profits, and the purchaser thus, reaps w the benefits from our Direct Importing. mate of j BRUNETTE, JEWELLEE. Established ISS2. At-HANNAH'S, ■ | WE AEE MAKING A GRAND OFFER TO LADIES OF TWELVE ~^F I'EIIENT LINES. *" HERE ARE A FEY/ OF OUR GRAMD OFFERS. LADIES PATENT GOLOSH, Brown Cloth Legs. Usual Price, 25/-. Now LADIES'"PATENT GOLOSH, Grey Legs. Button and Lace. Usual pr?-e 26/6. Now 18/11. LADIES' PATENT GOLOSH. "White Legs, Lace and Button. Usual prie*?, 26/6. Now 18/11. LADIES' GLACE GOLOSH, Slate Garbardine Topj Osual price, 23/6 "Vcw 18/11. ALL LINES ARE NEW STOCK AND SPLENDID VALUE. MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY BY BRITISH LABOR. R, HANNAH & Co. -- lawera. : 10 BEEKEEPERS. "OASSENGHER ASUp MAIL SERVICE TT is in the beet interests of Bee- JL BY FORD MOTOR CAR. JL keepers ttat we advise them to see our „ . Leave P. 0., Ha wera^ 7-30 a.m.; arriv* bfetHl¥M Manaia 8 a.m. Returning, to Haand obtain Quotations. wera at 8.45 a.m. daily. We guarantee the QUALITY of our Leave P.O. Hawera, 7.30 i.m., for MoEIYES AND FITTINGS. fcoia, Wiiakamara." Onangax ans Meremere, • returning to Hawera at We hold a large stock of AMERICAN 11 a.m. daily. COMB FOUNDATION. Leave P. 0., Hawera, 1.30 p.m. fa* MaW e supply nine-tenths of the Bee- naia Kapwii, Mangawherq, Matakeepers in Taranaki. F?» Okaaawa and returning, via Ten and twelve-frame Hives m*de. Manaia at 5 p.m., amvmg HaWrite for Particulars and Prices to „ wera °-^° p-m; T HB TTAWERA .QASB AND 1 ; u,^at^ per mHe ob all -■- -*-*- Special Concession Rates to }..gula? "PIOOR "CIACTORY, patrons. QUIN BROTHERS BURCESS AMD FLAM, Proprietor,,. Mail Contractors. Tarasaki Garage (nest Public Tz-ust _ Office^. Hawera. MILITAXT nOELB S» ia vr^sj Acft The demand for it will never step. v Its pxuity pleases ycu^g and old, Don't delay. X hen mo has cured 7 And its popularity will ne'er grow cold, thoiisauds and vr-,]\ cure you. Si Sd nnc! . fe !>d a hottio. j49