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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 4 January 1918, Page 8

*——zr _'■._. ' —"" *J, AUCTIONS. ——.;~ ' * ; V GOVERNMENT VALUATION * of SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, CALFSKIN*., AND TALLOW. * Js^ npBE abore Valuations win be ltetet -"v at my Stores, Stratford, every four tfeei-fl. Next tafetftfem, January Bt_, ■Recemng Depots—My Store*,- far ponga and Manaia; T. W.'DHL OtakefM*. Waggon Willi be at Auroa Wor* a* 12 o'clock cm* Thursday previous t» valuations. NEJWTON KINO. ""' "* _> THE IDEAL DAlß#ltt<» OOUNTRf' OF THE AUS-Siii-LASIAN COLONIBB-. NEWTON EINQ, / AUCTIONEER. LAND AGgNT. AND ' GENERAL MERCH_NT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. *0O ACRES of freehold land,1 situate* about 6 miles from ~Vway' Am good metalled road; if m_e« to factory and school; well watered and subdivided into 13 paddocks*- . up-to-date house of 7 ixtommßwoobhed, etc.; good q*_si& carry 2 breeding ewes, bmam'' cattle; about half plousfiUbta.^ Mortgage £4600, about -Tjean - to go, at 5 per cent. Frio* £16 10b per acre. Absolutely ~-' cheap. DABBY FARM 165 Acres, all in gnm -' and', subdivided into nuroeroos paddbeks; 5-roomed housed oowr ■" ■bed!,, cor »rete floor; schooloo r - property, creamery opposite; tip*' ''"' top- locshty; distance frot-Stra*- *"-* tordv 7 miles. Price, £85 per - acre-; terms, £760 cash, balance - 6 years at 6 per cent. 75 A-€R_3y all level, close to railway ftatio. and school; wall i_. S«oTe^B° od buildings, Ptxc*. _aa 10s per acre; terms, £400 - cash; balance armnged to suit - the Durchares.

I__BOB | "F-f scarce, and' big crops are required - to make up for the wastage caused by THIS (JREAT WAR. > . TJ« farmer, in putting big shoulder to- the wheel j requires all the assist* ance he can oßtain, and cannot afford 5 to buy unreliable Seeds and Manures. * i Having had- a very -wide personal ': experience, both locally and abroad, " and having made a special study of tha *--' soil' and' its i-eqmre—ents, I buy and stock only those* MFANUftES and BEEDS 4; That are' suitable for TARANAKI LANDS. JUST ARRIVED—AII my new season's Farm Seeds-; also a splendid collection of Sutton's Vegetable and Flower Seeds* Specially Prepated Manures for aU Crops j also machino-dreased Grain always in stock. 00 YOU WANT EFFICIENCY ' And -the assistance of expert knowledge) and; advice k_ choosing your FARMTIEQUffiEMENTSf Then deal with P. GII.LANDERS, c Seed and Produce Merchant. NELSON STREET, HAWERA.

FAEMERSJ riTU'E end of- the War is not yet in -*- sight. New Zealand's share of I the stupendous, cost has to be paid. j The Interest Bill will have to, be faced j for many yeaa?s to come. Farmers have' to pay. a- big "proportion of this jby way of Land and Income Tax. j Therefore- it behoves them to have their r j accounts, accurately kept. "M-AXW_IL_'S BOOK-KEEPING FOR*? FARMERS" Enables; "this to be dome accurately*-, quickly, and; in the simplest possible1 .' mannei*;. SPECESEEr? ACCOUNTS and SPECLaI*; RULINGS, Etc. This; Account Book has been designed rT-_ jby __r E. Maxwell, as the outcome of a lot oh experience in makings vp T Far-. . - mers' Accounts, for Income and Land. ' Tax purposes. lit has been examined -feto. by they ■'*'■ ana-ki Executive of the 2fv2'. armers».Uhibn, and is now iesue^under thekr approval. NO PREVIOUS EXIBRIENCE HtZ BOOKKEEPING IS. NECESSARY. Instructions are ex;rs*tcit. If thej, are> | followed Farmers will always ha-re., a>* curate accounts frcasi which to -_ake.n*pi their Income, and, Land Tax re^arns. The cost «of toJe Book is 20/*, and: ifc ' will last thvee.i-p four .years. It is np» on issue, an_l copies may be. obtaiflecl from Mftfe. H. BUCKER?IDG», o* " from T'H T_& OFFICE. _ "REASON ENTHRONED. Be/jause meats are so tasty they are con'turned in great excess. This leads t° stomach troubles, biliousness, and' constipation. Revise your diet, let reason and not a pampered appetite con- ( trol, then take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets, and you will soon be *a ell again. Sold everywhere.—Advt.