Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 August 1917, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. I FOR SALE. 1500 ACRES, Crown grant; 10 mile* froai Rangiriri; 5-roomed house, sktaring shed and yards; 10 paddocks., well watered; 500 acres partly drained swamp, 500 acres* in grass; water carriage to the property. Price, £5 per acre; terms, £500 cash, balance 5 or 7 years, at 6 per cent. (12698>; 234 ACRES, L.T.T.; 5 miles from Frankton Junction; house of 3 rooms, concrete cow shed; sheep proof fencing; 17 paddocks, well watered by springs; 200 acre* in. Crass, all undulating, all nlough.----abl«; about 10 acres unimpro^d ; carrying capacity, 500 steep, 30 cattle, and 11 horses. It-ice, £26 p«r acre; £600 cash. (13378) pRANK ]V[ C(^j- UIRE * (^O-» VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. AJEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEB- I •*-T CANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., I HAWERA, ELTHAM, OPUNAKE* I WAVERLEY. . ) FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES SEED POTATOES^ of best varieties— Prime Canterbury Table Potatoes. Wheat, Oats, Barley, Maize, Linseed, Chaff, Hay, Bran, Pollard, PigmeaL CALF MEAL.—We have in stock GILRUTH'S and PALMER'S wellknown Meals. Crushed Linseed. Oil Cake Meal. Grain crushed on th« premises tr Customers' orders. .Grass and Glover Seeds, all varieties. Mangolds, Carrots, Swedes, Turnips, Lucerne, Buda Kale. Rape, Mustard. "Atlas" Horse Covers. Elmßhurst No. 1 Tea. MANURES for all Crops—Superphosphate. Slag, Blood and Bono Manure. THE MANURING SEASON. "CIARMERS, NOTE I—That by mannj^fl J- ing your Pastures and Crops yoi^^B are taking the most expeditious way of I increasing the FOOD PRODUCTS of I the DOMINION. ■ I have pleasure in informing FAR- -I MERS that I have just fitted up c* eof I the best MANURE, MIXING PLANTS *M in the North Island, and can supply H SPECIALLY PREPARED MANURES ■ FOR PASTURES AND ALL CROPS. ■ Farmers should call and see my Mixer H at work. H GRAIN AND SEED CLEANING A I SPECIALTY. All Seed Grain cleaned- ■ on the premises. Always in stock — H POLLARD, BRAN. PIG MEAL and I PRIME CANTERBURY TABLE Pa ■ TATOES. SEED POTATOES of the ■ leading varieties just arrived. H I hold the District Agency for I PALMER'S CELEBRATED CALF ■ MEAL, and will be pleased to book H orders for the coming season. I also hold the Local Agency for SUTTON'S H SEEDS and REID & GRAY'S IMPLE- ■ MENTS. Orders booked for AMNER'S ■ AGRICULTURAL LIME. ■ ( Just arrived, a shipment, of my cefe- H ihrated "UMBERA?J CEYLON TEA. ■ This Tea is specially packed snd indented to my order. JUST ARRIVED—A splendid assort- *fl ment of SUTTON'S VEGETABLE ■ and FLOWER SEEDS. ■ f: gillanders, I SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, I HAWERA. I DENTONE kills tea flerv© and stops ■ Toothache . immediately. Price^ B \h bottle. —Wallace. Chemist. ■ «CTTNIQUE" Hot Water Bottlas aro I KJ cheaper than Blankets. No- H thing like them to keep up the tern- H perature. Made only from the best H rubber by the North British Rubber Co.. H fBIHE new special Tobacco for the H JL outdoor or indoor man is High. H Admir«al. In dark and aromatic, pluh> H and cut. H MONEY TO LEND—£S upwards--^B upon Household Furniture (wi^d|^^| out removal). No delay. Repayaj^^^^| easy weekly instalments. No lesa^^^^^H penses. AU communications, <^B^^^^^^H stamp for reply, to be addr^^^^^^^^H L. W. BALEIND, Union Buildings. New Plymouth. 'Ph^^^^^^^H EMPIRE TAXI GARAC^^^^^^^ Princes St.. Hawera.^^^^^^^^^ 'Phone 114 (Bigness). 95 Vx {GRIFFITHS, l^^^^^^f | CARS FOX HIRE. : One 7-Seater E&g-Cylinder Chandler. ■ Two 6 Beater B&iS Grande Chevrolet. I ; One 6- fteater Austin. H ARRIVED —CfarQen and Flower ■ Seeds; full supply of Cooper's and ■ Sutton's. Those desiring a good assort- H ment to select from should secure their H requirements early. To arrive shortly: H Good varieties Early Seed Potatoes,. H specially selected. I,'- in the £ paid for H my cash coupons. —John Gilmour, Ma- H naia. H