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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 11 July 1917, Page 6

f<M A LAME BACK. Wlteft you have pains or lameness in fee back, bathe the parts with Chamberlain's Pain Balm £wice a day, massaging with the palm of the hand for ■five minutes at each application. Then dampen a piece of flannel slightly with this liniment and bind it on over the seat of pain. Sold everywhere.—Advt. : ''Who'd have thought that ]ust that little idea would have meant thousands of pounds to me? But 1 might have been still struggling on, earning a few pounds a week, if I had not taken out 'letters patent.' In that case 'the other fellow' would have done the reaping." To patent your invention consult Henry ti" Ltd., Patent Attorneys, ioi" t? eoinerston btreet Wellington.—^avt. Only one remedy for coughs and coldf bears the name "NAZOL." And "NAZOL" is the quickest, surest, cheap* est remedy. Beware of "iust as goods." Accent nothing but "NAZOL." -Advfc Like the fusel oil in bad whisky, so the nicotine in strong tobacco is injurious to health. It is an astonishing fact that the leaf produced in Hawke's Bay contains less nicotine than any other tobacco known. This is of the utmost importance with regard to the development of the New Zealand tobacco industry, because it is just these mild types of leaf that are so eagerly sought'after by manufacturers abroad and fabulous prices are often paid for them. Hawke's Bay, indeed, will become famous for its unique tobacco, and Gold Pouch will be our national smoke. Unlike the tobaccos from overseas, Gold Pouch does not bite the tongue, it smokes smooth and mellow, and leaves the mouth sweet and clean. Dark and aromatic, 2^ozs for Is. Cigarette smokers should try Three Diamonds N.Z. grown tobacco, same price.—Advt. 6 ACRES fine level land, ni civ planted ; good buildings, including Groomed house, stables, sheds, etc. Only £150 cash wanted down, and the t»nce £1550. 709 2 ACRES of land, with modern housa of 5 rooms, hot and cold water; nicely planted. A real good property at a very low figure—£Bso. £250 in cash. ' 686 OVER 2 ACRES of the best of land suburban; modern 5-roomed house, hot and cold water, bathroom, pantry, stable, workshop, cowbail; very comfortable home. Price, £1150; £350 cash. 740 PRE-WAR PRICE. SECURE THIS. , £50 secures large house of 6 rooms, h. and c. water, electric light 3 water and drainage; few chains from school. Price, only £650] easily j worth £750. Own your own dwelling house and be free of the house hunter. —JA-.LE3 AND GILLMAN. 913 £490—Modern house of 4 rooms, only recently built; central Hawera. A nice little home for sipill family. Cannot be beaten at the price See us at once. Only ; £100 cash. £200 buys modern house and 8 acres of first-class land 1 mile from Hawera post office] 7-roomed ; house, in excellent order; cow shed; live hedges; electric light; every modern convenience in ' houss. This property is up to date in every particular—JAMES \ _ AND GILLMAN. Agents. 726 ' £1950 buys a fine Jitrle farm of 26 acres '. 1£ miles from Hawera post office ; house 8 rooms, cow shed; 10 ' cows; engine house, tran shed, piggeries. A bargain. * Owner will accept as low a figure as £100 . cash to a good man. Don't miss this chance. FOR EXCHANGE. ' Modern 6-roomed house, well and substantially built; every modem ; convenience, electric light, hot ' and cold water, porcelain bath, ' and hand basin; concrete floors to | verandahs; centrally situated. ' Price, only £1150. Owner is willing to take a smaller house in [ part payment. If your house is old fashioned and past repairing, this is an opnortunitv for yon. Don't miss it.—JAMES AND GILLMAN, Hawera. £75 to £100 in cash. We are experts in the house-building line, and will build a home to suit your requirements on the easiest terms possible. Look us tin and talk the business over. You should live, m comfort as well as the other man. TAMES & GILLMAN, O AMES & VJTILLMAN, House and Land Agents, i Union Street, HA'\VERA. EYESIGHT. EYESIGHT. MR. W. SAXON JONES, D.S 0 A CONSULTING OPTICIAN, (Late of Arthur Cocks and Co., Ltd. Wellington), *' May be consulted as follows:— HAWERA—DaiIy, except Tuesday, from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Westwod's Pharmacy, High Street. STRATFORD—Every Tuesday, from 12.30 to 3 p.m., at F. Edwards', Chemist. NOTE.—These visits will be regular every week. Country clients are kindly asked to make appointments by Telephone No. 122, or hv letter, and waiting is thereby avoided. 31st f July is the closing date of Desert Gold Tea Competition. Camels must be posted to G.P.0., Bex 1520. Wellington. Enclose name and address, and aumber of Camels sent. —Advt.