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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15319, 15 September 1920, Page 4

DRUIDS' SOCIAI ASSEMBLY HALL, TO-MORROW TO-MORRC Splendid Supper Excellent Mdsic, Gents 3s, Ladies l's 6d. s *. R. TARR, Hon. Sec. - ST. :NL4.RY'S HALL, MANGAPAPA i r IX)-iIORROW (THURSDAY) -| ■ ' EVENING. /^RAND CATHOLIC SOCIA VT " Gents 3s. Ladies 2s. . MRS. FOGDEN, 496 Hon. Sec. ,!' KAITARATAHI. ii . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. EUCHRE AND DANCE In Aid of School guilds. ' Gentlemen, 2s 6d. Ladies, a. Baske j . Good Trophies. . •, Tickets to be had at' Mr., Stewart , Store, from Mr. Flaherty, and any < ". the School Committee. > t ' Euchre starts 8 p.m., Dancing 10 p.n !~ — -' 5C j.rj^llE pOPULAR T)ANCI 7 SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 to 12, In ASSEMBLY" HALL. J. Corbett, M.C. Music by Mrs Heenej Ladies Is, Gents 2s. 49 f f MANUTUKE HALL. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALI m Aid of School District Roll o Honor Board, -will bo. held ow .TUEfi 1 DAY", September 21st. ' ' Wilkinsons' car will leave their office 1 Low© Street, at 7.30 p.m. 1 .. Prizes for Best Fancy Dross (Ladie and. Geiitlomen). i , M. BATY, I . J. BUCKLEY, 372 Joint Sees. j " = : ■ I CLOSER SETTLEMENT Smafl I Farms I ' FOX SALE' ON EASY TEBMS OJ 1 'PAYMENT. 400 Acres NATIVE LEASE SITUATED ABOUT THREE MILES FROM PUHA RAILWAY STATION. ). ALL FLAT AND PLOUGHABLE LAND, Of which about 60 ACRES RICH RIVER. FLATS. 60 ACRES IN OATS. AND 150 ACRES BEING PLOUGHED FOR OTHER CROPS. Four-Roomed House AND OUTBUILDINGS. PROPERTY IS WELL' FENCED AND ' ' SUBDIVn>ED. FREEHOLD CAN BE ACQUIRED AT ABOUT £22 PER AQRE, LEASE HAS 9 YEARS' TO RUN AT RENTAL OF 18/9 PER ACRE. THE RIVER FLATS IN GRASS CONSIST OF FIRST-CLASS FATTENING LAND, AND THE BALANCE SUITABLE FOR- TURNIP. RAPE. OR WHITE CROPS. > .THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CHEAP. PRICE: £15 per Acre. EASY TERMS... APPLY— BUSCKE & PARKER, LOWE STREET. VEGA CREAM SEPARATORS. HAVE NO SUPERIORS AND BUT FEW EQUALS IN THE WORLD'S TRADE, TQ9H MODELS BETTEiR THAN j J-U^U EVER. I CALL ANITSEE ONE. The only Separator on the N.Z. Market tested out with milk by experts m New Zealand to suit N.Z. conditions. Sjge«, from 15 Gallons to 125 Gallons per Hour. \ £12 TO £50. (Less 2_ per cent, for C^sh or Terms.) BOOTH, MACDONALD & go: LTD., Sole N.Z. Agents : GREY STREET, Or O'MEARA'S, LTD., IHE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS', LIMITED, SELLING AGENTS. BOOKS Every Sheepfarmer Should Have. AUSTRALASIAN ""SHEEP & WOOL, by Alfred HawkesWorth, F.T.C. A Practical and Theoretical Treatise * New. 'and Revised Edition (sth) just tc hand. This is absolutely the latest and best* book for "the Sheepfarmer, Price 25/-; posted lOd extra. . ' THE SHEEP \ND WOOL INDUSTRY OF AUSTRALASIA, by Henry B Smith. A Practical Ilandbook. foi Sheepfarmers and Woolclassers. Prict 9/6 each ; postage Bd. THE SHEEPFARMER'S AOCOUNI BOOK, specially designed by F. H, Labatt, Secretary Canterbury Sheep owners' Union. This is a book thai < every Farmer should have. Price 22/( each; posted 1/2 extra. THE N.Z. GENERAL FARMER'S ACCOUNT BOOK & LABOR JOUR NAL, 10/6 each; posted 10d extra. We are also booking orders for SHEEP, FARM, AND STATION 'MANAGEMENT, A new work by E. H. Pearse, Editor o the Pastoral TReview. Due to arriv< iv -a few' weeks. Price 27/6; po3tec 1/- extra. C. lOwiß, . BOOKSELLER k STATIONER, F"~!QUND, at Guthrie and Maddock'sA large assortment of Ladies' Sill < and Voile Blouses, beautiful designs ant good quality -, pieces 12/6? 15/6, lf/6, 22/ : to. "35/-. — Home of Good Value. THE Working Maai has always bee; the preat supporter of Melbourn Cash. Our prices are .still the lowest fo ' nil Wm-liiii!,' ClutluM, Douinu*. Overall*' et-.-,, ct I.1 '.