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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 October 1922, Page 5

j BACON CO.'S ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 JJEW ZEALAXB MEAT PACKII. AND BACON CO (C.-OP.), LTD. % , W.ILI, PURCHASE | FOE CASH IN ANY QUAN'JK V CALFSKINS at the following Weighing Station* from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. AUGUST. |, INAHA—Monday, 7, 21 . , OTAKEHO—Monday, 14, 28. ' S MANAlA—Tuesday, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29. j ',' AUROA— Wednesday, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. | BTiTEES: G. H. SHOET, 'Phone 3x, New Ply. mouth. BERT BOWB, 'Phone 297, Stratford. B. M. THURSTON, El+ham. J. MAREA. Hawera. G. J. LEWIS, Kaponga. O. H. MAEX, 'Phone 176 M, MangatoM C WEBSTEB, Waverley. T. C. ARNOLD, Hawera, 'Phone 224. JJOETHWICK & £. ONS , JTI)a RECEIVING DATES FOE OCTOBEE.. ELTHAM-2, 9, i^~ 23, 30. NOEMANBT— 2, 16, 30 v STEATFOED-3, 10, 17, 24, 31. [ MANGATOKI-3, 17, 31 TE ROTI—IO, 24. . ] AUEOA—II, 25. ■ I PALMEE EOAD—II, 25 I MANAIA—4, 18. , - J OKAIAWA—4, 18. v • V MANUTAHI— 5, 19. i OKATO—9, 25. 4 TOKO—S, 19, OPUNAKE— 13. Buyers:. Stratford: J. BUTCHER, 'Phone 159 Eltham: J. CAETEE, 'Phone 111 Waitara: E. BUTCHEE, 'Phone 65. JJAWEKA JJACON -pACTOBT. EECEIVING DATES FOR J X OCTOBER. j AUEOA—Monday, 19. 3 MOKOIA— Every Monday. ,/) HAWERA—Every Tuesday. ~j F. H. WAFKERI Thaw 180. Bay»r. | K IWI gACON QOMPANY. The above Company wish to advise farmers that as soon as alterations to the Abattoirs are complete they will commence BUYING PIGS. Terms Prompt Cash and Highest Prices Given. Buyer: J. CANDY, 104 Victoria St., Hawera 'Phone 533; fEi^DING gACOIT £JO., TTD. We will KOT be receiving Pigi natll further notice, T^uyer: K. McNAE, Hawera. 'Phone 188. I JOHJN J>ARY so f\o., KING EDWARD STREET, ELTHAM. CASH BUYEES OF HIDES, CALFSKINS, SHEEPSKDW, WOOL, ETC., ETC. TOP PRICES GIVEN. SEE US BEFORE SELLING. 'Phone 42, Eltham. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NORMANBY ST. KEVIN Rotl child —Ruahine. Australasian record, winning mile (saddle) in 2.11. Euahine^has proved ' herself the most consistent producer of speed New Zealand has ever seen, being the dam of Dan Patch 2.9, St. Kevin 2.11, Glandalough. 2.14, Phingari 2.17, Innisfall 4.43 and Ferns 2.23. St. Kevin is an upstanding browa horse, of commanding appearance, and possesses that combination of size and quality so essential in a sire of successful racehorses. FEE, £10 10s (£8 8s if paid at first service.) Good grazing, 3/- per week. Mares will be met at Normanby station on advice. For further particulars apply to — J. E. SMITH, Normanby. THE THOROUGHBRED HOBSE ACRE ACBE "yyiLL Stand at Gillanders' Stables Every WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Apply— J. THORPE, Owner, Waverley. FEELING OLDER? Pnst T-Mir p.rsi voutki' .Never nrindt Glass pi Stevens' Health. Salt first thing in the morning makes you fit an*? buoyant. Clears away that heavy "eltieriv" feeling, gives zest and energy. 2/6 a* chemists and stores.—Advt.