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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 December 1920, Page 3

You Want a Power Shearing Plant- Sjjjv i^ffl^ COOPER'S lljiBl« ENCLOSED GEAR requires less power to drive and costs less to Positive drive—no slipping— any number of Stands can be installed in your shed. In R§?ws>v^ 5 toeTwi.h Enu 5eC!k Gear *, 'Utely free fr°m a" and whe/nlfe i "ai«d * ard W air-C°°' '^ C °°Per Hand-Piece, success All Duplicates Stocked WILLIAM COOPER and NEPHEWS ,-? nuK.s-2 Kingston Street, Auckland I

T Hf A *k?- FARMERS' CO-OP. CO., LTD & MEAT PACKING DECEMBER DATES. Te Roti—Every Monday. Normanby— Evei-y Tuesday. JMtham—Every Wednesday. Opunake—Every Monday. Awatuna—Tuesday, Nov. 30, Dec 14 Te Kiiri—Tuesday, 7 and 21 Kapong^i— Every Wednesday. Otakebo—Monday, Nov. 29 Dec 13 Manaia —Every Tuesday. Inaha—Monday, 6 and 20. Ivapuni—Monday. Nov. 29. River-ea—Monday, 6 and 20. ' Kakaramea—Every Monday. Hawera—Every Tuesday. Mokoia—Wednesday, 8 and 22. Manutahi—-Wormcsday, 1 and 15. Waverley— Kverv- Monday. Auroa—Evorv Wednesday. Mangatoki- '.V^ry Wednesday.. Okaiawa—EV^ry Tuesday. L. NAIRN, phone 169, Eltham, . J. CANDY, puone 13, Kapongs O. H. MARX, phone 3.76 M, Mangatoki. I j Gr. J. LEWIS, Kaponga. T. C. ARNOLD, D hone <?24. Kawera. TOTILDING BACON CO., LTD. I s _ . DECEMBER. Opunake—Monday 6, 13, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ~ Otakeho—Monday 6 3 13, 11 a.m. to 2 jy.nu Manaia—Tuesday 7, 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. i Inaha—Monday 6, 13, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. * Kapuni—Monday 6, 13, 1.30 p.tn to ! 3.30 p.m. Palmer Road—Monday 6, 13, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Mangatoki (T. Peiiry's yard)— Tuesday 7, 14, 10.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Manutahi—Wednesday, Dec. 8, 10 a.n». to 2 r).m. Kakaraniea—Tuesday, 14, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hawera—Wednesday, Dec. 8,, 15, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Buyers: K. McNAE, Box 49. Hawera Phone 188 F. H. WRIGHT, Kapuni. M. LEYDON, Phone 294 D, Hawera. C. WEBSTER, Waverley. BORTHWICK AND SONS. PIG DATES FOR DECEMBER. Normanby—.6, 13, 20, 28. Eltham—6, 13, 20, 29. Stratford—7 14, 21, 28. Te Roti—l4. Midhirst—ls, 29. Tariki—B, 22. Waitara—6, 13, 20, 27. Urunui—6, 20. Toko—ls. Te Weia and Douglas—As per arrangement. fe Buyer 3: J. BUTCHER, Stratford; 157. J. CARTER Eltham; 111. R. BUTCHER. Waitara; 69. •myTESSRSs GARRITY & SOIi. x.TD. BRITISH BACON FACTORY. Receiving Dates for Nerember: Kakaramea—Novemfber 30. Patea: —December 1. Waverley—December 2. M. T. GILLIGAN, Buyer. tTh. .w^*s°? HAWERA BACON FACTORY. RECEIVING DATES FOR DECEMBER. Hawera —Tuesday 14. Auroa —Monday 13. Mokoia—Tuesday 14. Telephones: Works 180; Residence 405. MRATFORD RACING CLUB. NEW YEAR'S MEETING On SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 1 and 3, 1921. STRATFORD CUP~ HANDICAP, 1 mile >and a quarter. 700 soys. * DOUGLAS HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. 350 soys. MAHOE WELTER HANDICAP, 8£ furlongs. 275 soys. # MALONE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, 8J furlongs. 500 soys. NGAERE HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. 300 soys. LOWGARTH WELTER HANDICAP 8£ furlongs. 225 soys. And in. addition well-endowed. Hack and Hurdle Events. Nominations close with the undersigned at Stratford on Tuesday, 7th December, 1920, at 9 p.m. Weights for First Day's events declared on or about 17th December, 1920. Acceptances for First Day's Events close on Tuesday, 21st December, 1920, at 9 p.m. STRATFORD TELEGRAPH OFFICE OLOSES at 8 p.m. ALL NOMINATIONS 20/-. Handicappers: J. E. Henrys and W. Russell (Second Day). Starter: A. Morse. Judge: J. R. L. Stanford . See Referee for full .Programme. \ ALFRED COLEMAN, 3 Secretary, I , P.O. Box 78, Stratford.

HOW THEY COME —■- ~~ ~~~ THAT OLD COVER ]^[AY STILL BE FIT JO FEW THOUSAND by e^r e^ talon^totll6ModerilTyre Surgery and have it examined OVJSJt EIGHT HUNDRED BAD CASES cured in th c last few months °"actlve^d service from Wan-amii to New Plvmouti ? ' JMOTE.--Wje extend a hearty invitation to all interested to wme along and see the-raw rubber being worked into old tyres mak- ' them like new. _ ' aD- . WE WANT YOU TO ASK US ALL ABOUT IT. AGENTS FOB WIZARD LIGHTS. i PHONE 488. PRINCES STR EET. HAWERA. I fa1 «» i J&. . ■ • Vif | A BEAUTIFUL -' 1 i'Kt - ffi. )w* . ' " ■ tiif jff. A • ■ . ■ sw» 1 All i «s • «• .-.,...;■■ g I Calendar I I ~ FOR 1921 ■ • t s • ~ • » | * TT'JS YOURS FOR THE MODEST SUM OF SIXPENCE «6d), | J{S v i ■ X g TO COVER COST OF PACK ING, ENVELOPES, ADDRES- $ | SING, POSTAGE, ETC. t s •■■•-■■■ »: s ■* jg THE PROPRIETORS OF "AMBER TIPS" TEA HAVE § I JUST LANDED A SMALL SUPPLY OF .ARTISTIC CALEN- | g DARS. IF YOU WISH TO SECURE ONE SEND NAME AND § | ADDRESS WITH SIXPENCE <6d) IN STAMPS TO | 1 "Amber Tips" Tea I 1 Box 946 ' I I CHRISTCHURCH | if** .•■■'■■■.. ** | To avoid disappointment, write to-day. Don't in&» this op. % | portunity of securing a very useful and artistic produtcion. Simi- t I lar Calendars are sold in the shops up to 2/- each, the only dif- § jjg ference is the neat advertisement at the top of each "Amher &; § Tips" Calendar. ■'§"' © ■ " . ■■ -. ■ ' - • • . ' »-• :«5 . . fflt ifif * ■ sJr* ___ : —"~^-~ — - — ■ <J, / LOOK-\ f for the Battery with \ J^ the sign of the \ • / WILLARD \ / Threaded Rubber \ x i^ —and you'll find battery satisfaction \ X f' and everything else THAT means. /LITTLETHIHdj 4IC THINO^ ■V TO LOOK / Distributors: V TtS CIMI> / V FOR y THOS< BALL"IGEB * M-. WD., VIM ►■n^y \^ jS WELUNBTON. \^ 1 GOLDBERG 39 ?

, CHEER CP. ' |^"EW SUITS are expensive. Have i^l your old suit cleaned and pressed. Wo can save you money. Hundreds w<\ doing it »y-hy not you? It only wets a f exr shillings. HAWKINS, High Street, Hawera.

NORTH British Garden xlose is themost ?a«ting of all rubbet hose. All hardwaremen and rubber stores caw supply it. ' . ■ ! BE-PATRIOTIC. Don't talk patriotism and ssppor* foreign tyres at the same tiru-. —b* * practical patriot and - gain material benefit by always using Spencer Moulfcon Tyres. Obtainable from all Patriotic Garages, or Bos 258, ChriatoLurch, —Advt.