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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 October 1916, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. , bobbs >m. b««s #-** <»«. rap. usm « a a a a ■ ■< a» saw okm n*~» to^b* a» ■■» «~ aa— am a al aßlaut**--* 2on mbb aaala . mL. _■_ 1■ f S a bTb sU* •£ ■ alii bHl^i oTa Tfla ■» jg| II r" "4 I" \kf Hk T S™^ 1 11 la ■ *i il H ji Will Soon Have its First [j | Pitting. H Hn m iIS The important fitting that deter- A? >^^^^Mlk « |i mines, the set and style of the £ jl^^^»L \ ,'l2 ■ completed garment. Its correct- m A^i^^\![^^ 'ft ■! j M ness will depend much on the cut, ■ \ \M^ A« • V^a^ H"l ■ ■ BUT MORE ON THE CORSETS %i ' Tyjf^^j^^' *f 0 L. OVER WHICH IT IS SHAPED. #1 K^^^F J H T^^SL? ° + Uli Cari ylns S° ma? y good Models ensures a perfect H HJ- and comfortable fit for every figure. ■■ We have all the best MODELS in "W4.R\ TEB'S» RTTcjt II |- and fittings. Come to us and .procure the right Corset that will -1 X improve your figure, your comfort, and your health. M ■ ' ■ •■ I- — — "I || J. C. GILLETT, p JJ THE BUSY DRAPER :: HAWERA. H ■ '' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ~ ■ The Farin(Brs r Co-operative Organisation Society off N.Z, Ltd. WE have pleasure in recording tlie foUowing sheep-farming propositions, which^we can offer for sale and exchange by private treaty :— 137 ACRES, close to New Plymouth; 9nn Armrc a"■ +i. x> j pcacticaUy all level; concrete 300 A(J RES > Sou^ Road; surveyed into cowshed, was-hhouse and other tour sections of 50 acres each; sheds; everything up to date: carry °° cows.arid dry stock s•* / .good two-storey house of. 8 rooms' present carrying 100 cows and Price, £22 per acre, with £500 heifers, 15 yearling bulls and cash, ■• and balance 5 years at 6 horses, etc; 6-roomed house, with per cent. • No 266 pantry, bathroom, hot and ©old ■ .*■'• water, telephone, motor shed 460 ACRES, close to Hawera, by good W?S concrete; floor, washhouw road; hilly country, about half V™ not ,an,d c.o| d- gjg grass and balance in fern and SllV' cowßll^ with double baila scrub; three paddocks: no build- and concrete floor and yards,.new ings. This place has been neg- mgßties; good shelter trees round lected, and with a little improve- house; farm well watered and ment would be greatly increased ? ood fen T C6 r 3 5 would cut up into in value. Price. £4 per acre, ; four good farms, Price £63 per with £300 to £400 cash, and bal- acre > Wl*h £500 down, balance 5 ance on easy terms, to be ar- years. No. 247 ranged. No. 269 J 400 ACRES, close to Hawera; good 600 ACRES, back of Eitham; L.I.P. rolling sheep and heifer country; Rent, £9 10s; 300 acres in grass; . carry 2 ewes; 4-roomed house, 4 paddocks; no buildings except " shed, etc. £16 per acre; £1000 sheep yards. £4 10s per acre. , cash, balance arranged. No. 252 i No. 262 TOWN PROPERTIES. , : : * ■ 7-roomed Hoase, on j-acre section, close 1170 ACRES, back of Eitham; 216 to Main Street, Hawera; ho v t and \ acres good dairying land, balance cold water, gas stove and other , ,good sheeio . country of strong conveniences; a modern-^up-to-chocdlate soil_ on papa arid; shell : date home. Price, £900; terms, rock formation; divided into -,- - £300 down and balance;^ 5 years" three paddocks; sheep yards, dip, . at s'per cent. " 270 -^whare,.; motor lorry: drives right -i' ,:''■ - ~ , : ,; ■ on to property. To a- reliable 7-roomed modern^ house and- J-acr« man the best of terms and treat- ground, Kaponga, adjoining I ' 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 i out; let for 17s per taken of Giovernment advance for week. Will sell or exchange for £170ft r No. 258 farm. Price, £800;, any terms In addition to the above-mentioned properties, we have a large assortment of large and small dairy farms, and cattle and sheep country, in" all parts of Tarariaki, also minierous suburban properties that would suit'retiring farmers. ' , . .' •■ For further particulars apply to FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORS AN IS ATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD Head Office: Princes Street, Hawera. M. J. LYNSKEY, , H, E. CANDY. Land^ Salesman. General Manager. Fancy-ToD Boots At HANNAH'S, , ' WE ARE MAKING A GRAND OFFER TO LADIES OF TWELVE ..fF FERENT LINES. .***/«- HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR GRAND OFFERS. LADIES PATENT GOLOSH, Brown Cloth Legs. Usual Pric* 25/-. Now .■■■■ 18/11. ...,--■ , . ■ LADIES' PATENT GOLOSH, Grey Legs, Button and Lace. Usual price 26/6. Now 18/11. f LADIES' PATENT GOLOSH. White Legs, Lace and Button. Usual price, 26/6. Now 18/11. " ; * LADIES' GLACE GOLOSH, Slate Garbardine Top, Usual price, 23/6. Now 18/11. ■ _ . . ! ■ '■ ' . ).. ■ ' ALL. LINES ARE NEW STOCK AND SPLENDID yALUE. MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY BY BRITISH LABOR. R. I ANNAS & Co. — Hawera. : ||£il\ Make Money^||li| jlf you want your horses to work through the hard spring | ■ and summer seasons without going "oft feed" give them I I Your cows, too, will give more milk and butter fat and:S I show MANY POUNDS OF PROFIT for the few pence I I per month you pay for Pratts Animal I I ffagftfe Regulator. Buildsuprun-down animals. Ii» *m Fattens and improves all stock and makes X I KCmcoics th em money makers. Insures healthy I MpandDMiifMtait colts and calves. Keeps hogs from worms. I »«m Rpm!£ Prevents hog cholera and other diseases. I H** I*"*1*"* Sj**?"*^ j ' Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back I lUniMi r Refuse substitutes. Insist on Pratts. 1 k~ I ™^W^ * PRATT FOOD COMPANY >~ ds I )MiOtatawul li»«2'l;«<V'.vv'.i'»».*.?-v*, \;.Vr"'i*-'.'?i-i'lwW Zealand. ty &*~ —" . 't. , ....;. 17 VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGT ON. r