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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 20 April 1922, Page 8

AUCTIOIFS. N.Z. LOAN & MA C& KAKAEAMEA. MONDAY7APRIL 24. 150 HEAD "mKed cattle, PIGS, SHEEP, Etc. •__ 22 BASIC SLAG! BASIC SLAG! ARRIVING MID MAY. 18 per cent. Phosphoric Anhydride 80 per cent. Solubility 80 per cent. Fineness Packed in Compositipn-lined Bags to Prevent Leakage. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS DELIVERED AT ANY RAILWAY STATIQN. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. HAWERA. 277 ACRES» Patea District, West Coast Lease at 6/-; 200 acres level; all in grass except 10 acres crop; carry 150 head cattle . through winter; good house of 10 rooms with conveniences; 4-cow plant milking machine. Price £35 per acre goodwill; will sell as going concern or will consider exchange for suburban property. 80 ACRES close to Manaia; carry 40 cows; practically all level. Price £80 per acre; £1000 cash. I-ACIJE, 3-roomed modern bungalow, h. and c. water, electric light, bath, cupboards, sink, washhouse, copper and tubs. Price £750; £176 cash. Immediate possession. 5-ROOMED House in centre of town; gas lighting, ring and califont, tiled range and register grate, sink, bath, wash-house, copper and tubs, concrete paths. Price £700, with £100 cash. Immediatepossession. 4-ROOMED Bungalow, central, h. and c. water, electric light, tiled grate, bathroom, scullery and sink, wash-house, copper and tubs, concrete paths. Price £900, £100 cash, or would exchange for 6-roomed house. C. J. ROWE HOUSE Tk LAND AGENT, - ' HAWERA. ——— — i _ | FOR SALE. l "VTICE SUBURBAN HOME just out •*-^ of Hawera; 5* acres of land, with house of 8 rooms and out-1 buildings, large stable of four loose boxes; property fenced and , sub-divided with live fences; has four road frontages, which makes it suitable for cutting np purrposes. [ Anyone wanting a nice home should > enquire at once as this property is sure ■. to sell. Price reasonable and terms i, good. No Mortgage' on property to ', wcrry about. For particulars of terms and price , apply to— TREWEEK AND JO LI, LAND AGENTS, REGENT St. 'Phone 636. FARMS FOR SALE. 1 ftO ACRES > ievel > good quality; •*-"" cheap and no mistake at QOrt A^ii|reebol^ £500 °r I6BS CaSQ--220 ACRES, good order for milking; hoase; £25 and worth it: £1000 cash. > • 820 ACRES* 80 acres felled and grassed ; on the easiest terms imaginable. ! SEASIDE RESIDENCE, 7 rooms and all conveniences, in this invigorating climate; good opening for private boarding house or to let apartments; £600 cash; balance terms. .Other Modern Residences. Grass, Clover, Carrot, Turnip, and Mangel Seed, etc., Manures, Cement. A. H. MOORE, LAND AGENT & SEEDSMAN, OPU&AKE. ■' ■ j MAXWELL 30CWT. TRUCKS. "Y^TE have for sale, on very easy terms, two of the above, one equipped with 34 x 4£ S.S. Pneumatic Tyres on demountable rims on front wheels and 32 x 4 Solids on rear; and the other equipped with 35 x 5 S.S. Cord Pneumatic Tyres with demountable rims all round. This Truck would make a very fine passenger vehicle to carry 20 people. The engine is 25 h.p. with electric light off dynamo and battery, and the drive is the overhead worm type. The back axle, frame, springs and radiator are built on an exceptionally sturdy scale. The results obtained by users of the "Maxwell" 30cwt. truck have been excellent, one in the hands of Mr W. H. Knght, Carrier, New Plymouth, not having cost him £5 in replacements or repairs in nearly 2 years, and the truck is in daily use. Another sold to Mr L. Rattenbury, Tongaporutu, also nearly 2 years ago, has cost practically nothing for repairs or replacements, and has been used for very rough work in the Mt. Messenger district, and almost daily in that time. For something solid, speedy and re- " I liable, a good deal above- a "Ford" - and not quite as good as a "Leyland" 2-tonner, these 30cwt. "Maxwells" are ( a very sound proposition. Let us show a you. £550 for the Solids on rear and £560 for the Pneumatics all round. TERMS GOOD. -^OTOR SUPPLIES LIMITED. ELTHAM and WANGANUI. The beauty of "No-Rubbing" Laun- 1 dry Help is that while it washea ' clothes spotlessly clean, it cannot in- ' -jure the daintiest fabric. —E. T. Bui- j < lock, agent, lor "No-Rubbing.". <