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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 May 1918, Page 3

THE N.Z. FARMERS' m nr> CO^°LTD AND PACKING RECEIVING DATES FOR MAY. Kakaramea—Monday 13 27 Hawera—Tuesday 14 28' "• MamrtahJ— Wednesday 15, 29, from 10 Mokoia-fwednesday 15, 29, from 1 to Patea—Thursday 16 30. Upimake—Monday 13, 27 le Roti—Tuesday 14. 28 Eltham—Every Wednesday, at Works Kaponga— Monday 13 27 U"OIKSOkaiawa—Tuesday 14" 28* JNormanby—Wednesday 15, 29 Awatima-Tuesday l£ 28, from 1 to Te Kn-i-Tuesday 14. 28, from 10 to Riverlea—Monday 13' Pihama—Monday 27 ' c Mangatoki—Wednesday 15 29 Auroa—Monday 13 27 ' Manaia—Tuesday 14. 28 Otakeho-Wednesdav 15, 29. from 10^ Kapuni— Wednesday 15, 29, from 1 to 3.' BUYERS— E. VINE, Manaia. T. PHILLIPS, Mangatoki PCS. pics. PICS. rpHE feildinglbacon e0,,.4TD. (Kowhai.Brand). RECEIVING DATES FOR MAY. • vWaverley-f Tuesday 21. : Kakaramea—Wednesday 22 Hawera—Thursday 23. PORKERS, 7d. H. A. HAYCOCK, ' Buyer. Hawera. PICSi PICSI PICSI PRIIIE 1NB^«1§ T ? T ? Cl«^ JJAWERA .TjACOi^ "CIACTORY yjLL RECEIVE PIGS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK WALKER AND NICHOLSON. ._, Telethon© 180. "A MESSAGE TO YOUNG NEW ZEALAND. j SOMETHING EVERYONE SHOULD I READ. A HANDSOMELY-BOUND, clearfypnnted and inspiring little work, one containing a message of hope and patriotism. It tells you about the national shortcomings of the past, and demonstrates clearly the opportunities of the future. It is full of sound help and guidance. It imbues the reader with faith in himself and pride in the Empire. It shows how we. can win in the economic fight which will succeed the present war PARENTS, SEE THAT YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE READ THIS BOOKLET. We are issuinp- a limited num- '"'' o? Free Copies. Send for one today. Address— HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, Teachers of Book-keeping, Accountancy* and all Business Subjects, by Mail Union. Buildings, P.O. Box 516, Auckland (Estnhlishpd October, 1897. Tho Finn which has successfully taught by Mail 24.378 students.'} THE PERFECT DKINK. "SUMMER BLOOM" TEA.. Packed in 2£lb'.Air-tight Round Canisters and lib Tins. TT/'E have been appointed Sol© v T Agents for Hawera and district for this Tea, which is of the* I finest quality. THE CANISTERS . Are the most useful we have seen, and specially appeal to the housewife for kitchen purposes, and are also of special value for packing comforts to the Boys at the Front. THE PRICES ARE-r-Canisters, 5/9; Tins, 2/4 each. WE RECOMMEND YOU TO SEE: THEM. Sold only hv ECGERS & CO. r Ormosite Post Office, ; "" FAWERA. npHOUSANDS of crips of +ea are J_ dr""k by most p^o;>k?. therefor© it is important to iisc Jti"-Pi-clas3, wV-'-^nmp <°a. "TV-.^H Oo]<l" is far ' the best—2/2