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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 7

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. * TCIGMONT A. & P. ASSOCIATION THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. FEBRUARY 26 and 27. 1919. ENTRIES WILL BE-TAKEN UP TO 9 P.M.. ON THURSDAY, 20TH. The following have been added to the prize liet : Shorthorn Cattle £5/5/silver trophy; £5/5/- silver trophy to exhibitor gaining most points in animal classes (barring competitions); home industries,. £2/2/- trojphy, won outright; points prize in fancy work section; one month's bread free; J-ton coal; 3 boxes tear-, five 50's flour. SEND YOUR ENTRIES AT ONCE TO SECRETARY, Box 48, Bawera. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW. To be held on THE SOCIETY'S NEW SHOW GROUNDS. WAIWAKAIHO, NEW PLYMOUTH. MARCH 5 AND 6, 1919. MARCH 5 AND 6, 1919. CLASSES FOR CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP AND PIGS. LIBERAL CASH PRIZES/GOLJD MEDALS, AND TROPHIES. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. At 9 p.m. PRIZE SCHEDULES POSTED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. On application to WILLIAM P. OKEY, P.O. Box 19, New Plymouth. Phone 87. • . ~ NORMANBY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, ' MARCH 11 and 12, 1919. Classes for Pot Plants^ Flowers, Bouquets, Vegetable^ Fruit/ Dairy Produce, Honey, and Home Industries. - "PEOPLE'S DAy." ':\ wednesdayTmarch 12. Baby Show. Classes for Boys and Girls under 12 months.. Jereey Cow Judging Competition for Boye^ .•?••'■ ■. Physical Drill Contest' for Squads of School Girls. Sewing Competition for Girls under . 12 years. Pony Jumping. Jersey Cow Judging for Boys. Numerous other Competitiongj to be advertised; later. WATCH THIS SPACE. Entries close Saturday, March 8, At 9 p.m. ?> Ail Competitions Post Entry. Schedules and particulars from the -- Secretary, G. H. MILLS, Box 8, Normanby. C4TRATFORD A. AND P. SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 19th and 20th FEBRUARY. , THE BIG CENTRAL SHOW SPLENDID ENTRIES. " Butter-fat Producing Champions. Pedi^Vee Cattle—Jerseys, Frisians, Ayrshiree, Shorthorns. Purebred-Pigs and Sheep—the best of each in competition. The Dogs'will be a feature. « Hunters' Competitions Both Days. Good Catering and Accommodation. Hot Water Fr.<%e. DON'T MISS THE STRATFORD SHOW. IT WILL BE A RECORD. A. D. STANLEY, Secretary. FARMERS, DO YOU WANT LAND? THE HAWERA RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION LAND BUREAU DEPARTMENT have the following properties to offer you: 520 ACRES, freehold- all ploughable; sheep-proof fences; well watered; k 2 mil6s from post office, factory and school.^ Price, £23 10s per acre, with £500 cash, balance _ easy terms. 170 ACRES, freehold; all ploughable; 12 paddocks; well watered; will carry 50 cows; 6-roomed house, good outbuildings, motor shed, etc.; 12 acres turnips, stack of hay. Price, £31 per acre, with r milking machines in: terms, i £1000 cash. j £125 CASH secures good house of 5 , rooms, central position; electric 1 lijjht and good- section. Price £575. - J-ACRE SECTION, in aood position £150. ' - We have several other good properties on our books. Liberal rebate given to Returned Soldiers purchasing through us. M. C. CRIGHTON, Officer in Charge. Box 180, Hawera. ;s T ,A^ T of real sale flutter- gei !t £i !f-' Iy ld buy this we«k, ai N.Z. Clotlrine F*—j. Hawera. j, ■ : r* VS7-?, stil! .nold ttle lead—Men' J / U Green-Hide Derby Shooters 26/6 At i.annan'is only.