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Taranaki Daily News, 8 November 1932, Page 4

Many splendid crops of lucerne have been cut and converted into ensilage during the past fortnight in the Otumoetai, Wairoa and Te Puna districts, Bay of Plenty. The harvesting of hay will commence within the next week or two. The planting of maize crops is well forward, but is not yet completed. The acreage on Matakana and Motiti Islands and on the mainland will be much greater than last year. Crops of early potatoes are looking well and digging has commenced. There is a splendid growth of grass all over the district, and herds are now at the maximum yield.

Why buy new clothes when the old ones can be renovated equal to new at the cost of a few shillings? We have been dyeing and cleaning garments for over 20 years. Let us have your soiled or faded suits, costumes, dresses, etc., to renovate and you will be surprised at the result. We also renovate and re-block felt hats. Why not have yours done at J. K. Hawkins and Co., corner Devon and Liardet Streets, New Plymouth. ’Phone 685. Mrs. Rudkin (Everybody’s) is our Stratford agent.

Now that stocktaking is about to com' mence we are prepared to sacrifice all oddments in our departments sooner than keep them in stock. Now is your opportunity to secure a real bargain in any line of drapery you might need, at The Hustlers.*

W. H. and A. McGarry advertise for exchange a profitable dairy farm of 50 acres.