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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 15 April 1922, Page 4

MR FARMER! HOW ABOUT THAT LUCERNE? Amner's Lime Coy., of Napier, on their experimental patch have had nine cuts of fully grown Lucerne this season, after applying two tons of CRUSHED BURNT LIME to the acre. Is this a profitable investment? Book your Orders early to avoid delays and perhaps disappointment. Agents in eyery town throughout Taranaki.—Advt. Progandra cures corns quickly. 1/6. Advt. FOR CONTEST HONOURS •HAWKES" BAND INSTRUMENTS A splendid tribute to the superb quality and tone of Hawkes Band Instruments is to be found in the fact that for many years past they have won honours in contests all over New Zea- ' land. These instruments, for which "The Bristol" holds the so!e agency, are sincerely reconverted to every band master and bandsman as the best procurable. They are skilfully and honestly made in every detail, and are specially tuned and tested by an experienced musician before leaving the factory. Call and inspect the complete ranee of brass, reed, and other instruments. Ji'nsv tprms of payment can he arrano-ed —The Bristol Piano Co.. Ltd.. WellTngton. M. J. Brookes, North Island Mnnaepr. Local Representatives: P. T. Donnelly and Co.. Stationers.—Advt.