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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 February 1921, Page 8

EGMONT A. 4 P. ASSOCIATION -...;,.■ — - — ♦.... — '; ' Entries for this year's Egmont 'A. and P. Show are expected to come in freely this week, and by the dosing date, February 19, the various classes should be well filled. The schedule this year is full of interest for intending exhibitors and town dwellers will be enabled to take a greater parjb by reason of the fact that a: comprehensive class for fruit and vegetables has been included. Classes for school children, invalid soldiers, amateur photographers, and fancy work are also included, while no doubt the ladies will show keen competition in the classes for foodstuffs. The great purpose of the show, however, is to foster and encourage the dairying industry, and with so many beautiful animate in South Taranaki it behoves every farmer, who can do so to exhibit as much stock as possible, and when the entries close it is to be hoped that there will be a record number of entries. All information may be obtained from the secretary, Mr C. R. Stannard, P.O. Box 148, Hawera.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. EMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. 37th ANNUAL SHOW TO BE HELD ON SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA, ON WEDNESDAY, 2nd & 3rd MARCH Egmont Champion Jumping Competition, Firstt Prize £50. Valuable Cupe for ail sections of stock, including Messrs Lovell and Christmas' Cup, value £100, for'most S lints in Jersey Classes, lasses pf all descriptions catered for. Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Home Industries, Vegetables, 'Dog Trials, i.. Jumping, Hunting and Ring i Competitions. Entries close 9 p.m. SATURDAY, 19th February. C. R. STANNARD, • Secretary. P.O. Box 148, Hawera.

NORMANBY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY., 38th ANNUAL SHO W. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 122 and 23, 1921. Classes for Pot Plants, Cut Flowers,/ Bouquets, Farm and Garden Produce,' Cooking,' and-VHorae Industries. Prizes Increased in Every Section. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S3. Pony Jumping Competitions. Maiden Jump, Isvprize £3; 2nd £1. Open Jump, Ist orize £3; 2nd £1. Cow Judging, Ist prize £2 10s; 2nd £1- 3rd 10s. ",' Grand Concert and Danjce in Evening. v Schedules free on application. Entries close SATURDAY, February « Competitions Post Entry. G. H. MILLS, j f: - P.O. Box 8, ' Normanby. AN INTERESTING FRUIT NOTICE. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. /^HOtCE tomatoes' at 4d-and 6d per ' V^: lb. Very best Freestone peaches, j 8d per lb. Best Gravenstein apples 6d per lb. Ribstone Pippin 6d ocr lb. Fresh j cooking apples, gibs for "is. Extra J cboice Bon Cretian pears, 31bs for Is. j Fresh cucumbers, 6d and 9d each. Very juicy and perfectly ripe Queen pineapples, only VU 6d each. No other prices. Hot-house granes, very cheap indeed, only 2s 3d and 2s 6d per lb. Choice yellow bananas, 4d and 6d per lb. American lemons, 5 and 6 for Is.' Best eating plums, 6d per lb. Best Freestone peacheV, I2s 6d ocr case. "No one should fail tp.get this last chance for jam-making. B.^DAVID& CO. The Leading Fruiterers. HAWERA. •

ESTATE OF EBER WATKINS, ■Deceased. ALL persons having claims against the above Estate are requested to render same in detail to the undersigned on or before TUESDAY. 15th February, 1921, otherwise they may j not be recognised. Dated at Manaia and Patea the Bth j day of February M 921. I A. G. BENNETT, ;Solicitor, ' ■'-.. v«______y - Manaia. GROUPS OF HAPPY CHILDREN* HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. HAVE a memento of life's pathway. The children of to-day are the young folks of to-mbrrbw. Snan theiu while yOu can or have a real* photo taken^of. them. Single figure y 2/6 ncr doz. Groups, 3/6, 4/6 and 6/6 per doz. ROY KEITH, MIDGET STUDIOS, Opposite P.O. HAWERA. * Phone 466. f

£1500LCASH SECURES EVERYTHING. v -...-•'■ :- •■■' V- ' '•'" ' QQ ACRES, West Coast lease, at a «/ & rental Of 9s per acre; with 20 years to run. House of 6 rooms in fair^orderj cowshed of 6. bails with new 3-cbw plant installed; land is all level and ploughable except for a couple of small gullies; subdivided into 9 paddocks, with water in practically e^sry one; about 10 acres of turnips and a _god stack of hay. Situated on main road, within half a mile of township, and 'about one mile from factory. Price, including 30 cows an dail implements, etc., is <*nly £45 per acre. Cash £1500. 34 ACRES, freehold, on main road, and within J-mile of good town and railway. Up-to-date house with every modern convenience, in eluding hot and cold water, bathroom, wash-house with copper and tubs, and telephone: eobd'9-bail concrete cowshed. This place is dead level, not an inch of waste land on the lot, and is down in a_ splendid sole of: grass. Subdi* vided into 10 sheep^proof paddocks ™ " w?ter laid into each one. Place is now carrying 28 cows and 1. bull, and wintered 27 cows. This farm is absolutely the best place in North Taranaki. and returns can be shown which prove it a cheap property. Owner is in bad health, which is his sole reason for selling, and he will cons der an exchange, for a house in town or a house and Few acres. iTBSO £l®> Per acre. Cash A. M. ROBERTSON, Land Agent, STRATFORD

JIDWARD TyjASUN, M.A.V.M.A. VETERINARY SURGEON. Office: Tiddy and Co. or Tait Bros., \ Also at O'Hagan's, Eltham.