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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 23 May 1919, Page 7

A new advertisement concerning Nelson apples is inserted to-day by Milner and Co. These apples are deservedly popular. Prices of various kinds are noted in the advertisement. *U&e "NAZOL" and you won't keep a bad cold or sore throat above a day or two. Acts like a charm. Get a bottle TO-DAY.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds. never fails' • -Advt

I.ATE ADVERTISEMENTS. .QTRAYED, one Fox Terrier dog, with £3' Rangitikei County collar on. Finder please communicate with 83, Glover Road. * WANTED, elderly woman to take • carevif old lady in country. Apply by letter to E. W. E.. Manafa Post Office. WANTED to~""hire, a number of ' rugs or dark blankets for the Show. Apply P.P.H., Star office, or ring 286. ■ WANTED, by two capable young ' farmers, one married, to lease a farm with 60/100 cows, for a term of years. Send full particulars to "Genuine," Star office.

WANTED Known to FootballersNew football boots just arrived at Hannah's Shoe Store, Hawera. ■wd\ & • rfARANAKI METROPOLITAN JL AGRICULTURAL SHOW. TENTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW. To be held in the CORONATION HALL, , Gill Street, New Plymouth, * On * ' WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 12, 13 and 14, 1919. POULTRY SHOW, Thursday and Friday, June 12 and 13, Including the New Zealand Leghorn Club (North Island) Championship Competitions, and North Island P.P. and C. Championships. LIBERAL PRIZE MONEY FOR ALL CLASSES. Apply now for prize schedule, containing enumerated sections, prize money offered, and entry forms. Classes for Garden Vegetables, Field Roots, Hams and Bacon, Home-made Butter, Home Industries, Honey, Fancy Work, Photography by Amateurs, Writing and Drawing, etc., etc. REMEMBER!; Entries close positively on SATURDAY, MAY 31, '1919, at 9 p..m. Applications for space for tradesmen's displays should be forwarded as early as possible to avoid disappointment. # WILLIAM P. OKEY; Secretary, % New Plymouth Phone 87. P.O. Box Iff. ______ TTERD of 30 cows. 120 ACRES, thq, pick of the Plains. £107/10/- per acre. 7-ROOMED house with all conveniences; on concrete piles; wellbuilt 'house. £1700. 5-ROOMED house; concrete foundations. A snip at £1150. 7-ROOMED house, Princes street; business "site £1200. 7-ROOMED house; immediate possession. £1350 7 LARGE-roomed house; 1 acre; orchard, and near borough boundary. £ltV75. 6-ROOMED house; L acre; near borough boundary. £1200. 6ROOMED house, 2J acres. £1400. 2 BUSINESS SITES Princes street, at £1200. 1 BUSINESS SITE, Princes street at £6000. 2 ACRES, close to borough. £500 BUILDING SITES, £150, £175, £200 and £300. £800 CASH will procure a splendid 50-acre farm, with plenty o f winter feed; crops equal to £4 per acre; 35 cows, cart horses, etc., financed. N. H. C. CAPLEN, Land Agent. Phone: Office 518. Residence 264. For Bronchia! Cougns, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Adn