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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 24 May 1917, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. mHE AUROA FARMERS' CLUB i • A \\ ill meet at ixAUPOKONUI ii-UJTORY; AUROA On THURSDAY, MAY 24, At 11 a.m. Lectui-e, dealing specially with Manures MR JOHNSTON. Instructor. H. BENTON, Hon. Sec. OKAIAWA TOWN HALL. MONDAY, MAY 28. A E m 1 C? R? P^Y AND DANCE J-Jk will he held as above, to give a send-off to the local recruits llaving with the next draft. fo Cards at 8 p.m. sharp. Admission: Gents, Cards 1/-, Dance 1/6 • Ladies, a Basket.. ' />_. o* J- BARCLAY, M& Hon. Sec. THE DARDANELLES. "\TEXT SATURDAY the proceeds of ' j **"_ Dardanelles Stalls will be towards the Dominion Gift Parcel Fund (Wellington). As this is a most essential fund the Committee requests a generous support of the usual donations of Vegetables^ Fruit, Flowers, Cakes, Cream, etc. ' RED CROSS SHOP. SATURDAY,~MAY 26, 1917. THE Ladies of the Mokoia district will take charge of the Red Cross bhop on Saturday nest, and will have fresh Meat,. Cream, Vegetables, and Home-made Bread and Cakes for sale. FOR SALK FREEHOLD Fa7m of 1045. acres; JL t hill country land, papa formation * situation, adjoining Patea river; well subdivided; new concrete tin dip • orchard, whare, small holding paddocks' and a good set of yards; well watered; good second-class land; about 17 miles from Hawera. Good reason for selling. Stock can be taken over at valuation Apply to JOHN T. BARKLA, "Westward Ho," ■ ____^ Hawera. BAY OF ISLANDS." DAIRY FARM. 1 fif. A£ RES; 10-roomed house; all A\J\J Hat land, part rich swamp, drained and fenced; carrying 35 cows now, 60 when all in grass. _Sl2 for quick sale; £1 an acre down. Cows at £12 each, to be cash. Offered six weeks only. Apply WHITE, Waipapa, Bay of Islands. FOR EXCHANGE. A FIRST MORTGAGE OF - £3500 On a First-class Security for a TARANAKI DAIRY FARM. OUR Client can find some cash, also, if desired, will add a charming little home in a fertile district. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, Egmont St., New Plymouth. > 1917 ' EIGHTH 1917 DOMINION DAIRY SHOW And BRITISH TRADES EXHIBITION HAY/ERA, JULY 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 1917. THIS year the British Board of Trade, through their Commissioner in Wellington (Mr R. Dalton), is cooperating with the Winter Show to put on an exhibition of British Manufactures. This is the first step in officially introducing British goods to the public, in accordance with the scheme of the British Government to co-ordinate the industrial forces of the Empire, and for the development of the Empire's trade, more especially with the. Overseas Dominions. In a word, the opening of an era of — "BRITISH GOODS FOR BRITISH PEOPLE." Also Displays of British Goods in every Shop in Hawera. WINDOW DRESSING COMPETITIONS. THIS YEAR'S SHOW AND EXHIBITION. Distinctively different from all others. Visitors will come to Hawera eager to see something that no other part of the Dominion provides, and will go away realising that their lives have been broadened by having had the good fortune of visiting such an EXHIBITION. Which is the first of its kind in the Dominion. Classes for Butter, Cheese, Fancy Work, Home Industry, Bee Keepers, Poultry, Dogs, etc., etc. Schedules on Application. ENTRIES CLOSE ON TUESDAY, JUNE 19, with H. A. LENNON, Secretary, Box 79, Hawera. TARANAKI'S WONDERLAND. THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S GREAT WINTER SHOW. KING GEORGE CORONATION HALL WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 14, 15 and 16. Competitions for— DAIRY FACTORY and FARMERS' PRODUCE. GARDEN VEGETABLES. HOME INDUSTRIES. HONEY. FANCY WORK. TECHNICAL SCHOOL CLASSES. TRADESMEN'S DISPLAYS. Etc., Etc., Etc. POULTRY SHOW. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 14 and 15. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2, at 9 p.m. Schedules on application to — A. L. HUMPHRIES, P.O. Box 19, New Plymouth.