Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1917, Page 3

"Everything comes to the man who goes after the things Grazing Country. ACRES, 400 acres ploughable, balance easy gully; can run cattle over it; subdivided into about 23 paddocks; 17 acres Swedes, 10 acres carrots and mangolds, balance in grass; well watered by rains, creeks and springß; carry 120 milking cows, 125 dry cattle, 100 sheep, and 13 horses. Buildings: 10-roomed house, hot and cold water, and every convenience; washhouse, with tubs, etc.; 111-bail concrete floor cowshed; 8-cow plant Gano milking machine; Cressy oil engine; horse boxes; chaff shed; wool shed, etc. PRICE £9Q per acre, with £ 1500 cash, or will lease for 5 years at 28s per acre with C.P.Q, 4.W ' ACRES Dairy Farm, KM acres in grass, balance crop (turnips and roots) j about 109 acres stumped and ploughed, all ploughable; 5-roomcd house and scullery; 20-bail cowshed with concrete floor; spring dray sheds and storage shed; also ' trapslicd; returns for milk alone last season £1000; carry 45 to 50 dairy comj. PRICE £AK per arre; £BOO cash. 348 2(10 A C RES in g°°d country, South Taranaki; .22. paddocks, live and wire fences, well watered in every paddock, all level, carry. SO milking cows and dry stock; 9-roomcd house in good order; 20-bail cowshed and implement shed attached; Auto milking machine, 4-cow plant," and Lister engine go with place; returns from last year £l-100; owner must sell owing to war and ill-health. PRICE £4.0 P er acr °; £st)o cash, balance 0 years at 0 per cent. . 383 Some other fellow is waiting for." Stock & Station Agents & Auctioneers, HAWERA.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.; A BOON for Country Homes, Stfirel, Halls, etc.—the "WIZARD" Lighting System, the only "MATCH-UT" hoUow-wirt system in the world. JIR 300 PLANTS INSTALLED Iff TARANAKI. Each plant guaranteed for five yeirs. The immediate success of the Wittrd produced the usual crop of imitators, but the VITAL POINTS of the Wit»rd lamps are patented and cannot be imitated, so intending purchasers should enquire carefully into the merits of the Wizard, before accepting the assurance of salesmen that their lamps are "just as good." ' For further particulars and prices apply to F. H. ROBERTSON & CO., BROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH Agents. FORTUNA SEPARATOR,' - .32 gallons for all who want a, clean-skimming, long-wearing, easyworking, hand separator. Separators are getting dearer all the., time and I advise intending purchasers to' write at once for particulars. Please note that there is no reliable separator , that i« sold at less money than the FORTUNA. Don't make the mistake of buying toe. small n separator. For those requiring n high-class separator I can confidently recommend the "Beatrice" as the very latest and most improved on the market and there is nothing to equal it at present. Full particulars from B. HARKNFSS Engineer, Strr NOTICE. . iyf ESSRS SIMS, COOPER AND CO. (N.Z.), Ltd.,. Meat Exporters, beg . to advise that they have appointed two ■ representatives in the Hawera district! Mr. A. DIXON (address, Princess Street,' I Glow Boa* gCcpki tele&o^fcMfl

6. ARROWS MI T H I Has taken over KINO'S COURT PRIVATE '; HOTEL, UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, And hopes by strict attention to business and comfort of patrons to still nave a continuance of the support lio has had for the past 16 years. Take Id tram from Queen Street to City Road, via Symonds Street, then one minute's walk. .;• .Grounds 3 acres in extent. Tennis Court and Bowling Green.. Magnificent View of City and Harbor. Five Minutes from- all attractions. TERMS MODERATE. 'Phone 2256. , QPTJNAKE JJOTEL. A. C. WALSHE wishes to intimate that he has taken over the OPUNAKE HOTEL. Splendid accommodation for visitors to the seaside. Good table. Terms moderate. None but the best 'Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. EMPIRE HOTEL, I . STRATFORD'S POPULAR HOUSE. QECIL ARDEN, Mine Host, draws onlj| Speight's Beer and has a name for selling spirit true to label. If you're a «port you'll meet your Jriends there. ! Tariff, Bs. per day. ' SOMERSET HOUSE, i (Private Hotel),. | Phone- HAWERA s~i?l, ■jyjßS. E. McLtAN wishes to notify the Public that she has taken over the above house. Travellers will find every comfort. ". HOT AND COLD BATHS. WHERE TO STAY IN WANGANUI XBURN, FINEST PRIVATE HOTEL IN NEW ZEALAND. JJANDSOME Brick Building, with every modern convenience, electric light, electric radiators, hot and cold water in principal bedrpoms, seven bathrooms, with h.c. and shower 1 baths. Magnificent situation, overlooking sea, river, town, and countryside. Five balconies open to sun and sea breezes. Five minutes from railway station, which lies directly opposite, across the river. Three minutes from trams. : Motor garage, tennis and croquet ground. ' Telegrams, "Braeburn," Wangamii,* . Address, Aozao Parade, WansanuJ, _

STRATFORD. When the Kaiser said to Constantino how sorry lie was for thee, or something of that sort, lie must have known that a 16s Gd Hannah "Mailed Boot was simply itching to give Conny the final kick. Hannah's boots will do" anything when they .come. from.Stratford and go anywhere. They "are not afraid of anybody. Who said-we were submarined Quite a misapprehension. Oh, no! Perhaps old iTirps hoped so. Hannah's sell a 23s fid shooter, all kip, that goes under water and comes out right ever time. That's the explanation. Call in at the Stratford shop and see*''em. Wonderful boots! Nowadays we hear a lot of the mailed fist and the rattling sword in the scabbard, and other heroics by the gentle Kaiser. All we hope is that one of these days he will find himself badly rattled by the mailed foot of one of our Dominion boys—shod in a Hannah's all-kip shooter, at 23s 6d. He'll know all about it. Hannah's for best footwear, Stratford. And again. What is a mailed fist—a mere myth. We know all about mailed shooters. They are strong, but cheap and good. In fact, top-notchers. Hannah's specialties. G wear at 16s Od, 19a 6d, 23s 6d and 255. Stratford branch carries them all. When Conny left Greece at the request (?) of the Allies, Sophia fainted. It was a new, order for her spouse—the order of the boot. In fact Sophy could not grasp the situation, poor soul. No fainting in Hannah's G boots; no poor soles in Hannah's G. boots; just strength, comfort and good wear. No abdication of the soles from the uppers; just honest British open-faced boots.— HannaVs, Stratford, for boots.

A HOUSEHOLD LINIMENT. ' A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlain's Pain Balm drives away the pain at once and cures the compnunt quickly. First application gives reiief. When a bottle of it is kept in the house the pains of burns and scalds maay bo promptly relieved, cuts 1 and bruises quickly'healed and swellings promptly reduced. In fact, for the household ills, it is just such a liniment as every family should be provided with, Sold Everywhen.