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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 38, 12 January 1943, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN 452 acres freehold;. 100 acres flat, balance undulating to hilly, 200" acres in grass about 100 acres in bush. Carrying 83 dairy cows, 3 bulls, 2 horses. Building: 7-roomed house with electric light, electric hot water, motor garage, implement shed, new walk through cowshed with 8-cow Gane non-stripping milk-" "... ing plant. PRICE: £12 10s per acre with? / stock and implements. This farm is about 2 miles from? Railway Station and 8 miles from. Whakatane. Owner would entertain a smaller • farm in exchange. 1440 acres freehold, good sheep, and grazing land about 1220 acres in grass, 170 acres in scrub, 550* acres hilly and 600 acres in bush. Now carrying 1640 ewes, 100 dry;.! wethers, 80 rams, 250 head 3 and 4 . year old: cattle, 10 horses, 80 calves.. Buildings: 5-roomed dwelling,, wash-house, motor garage, woolshed,. manure shed, man's whare, 2 sets sheep yards, one yard concrete. Ring fenced, subdivisions Just:,, overhauled, subdivided into 24 pad--' docks. County rates £82. Four milesfrom Railway, Post Office and* School. Situated on main highway*,. PRICE: £7 10 PER ACRE. Terms arranged. A J CANNING and Go. REAL ESTATE AGENTS Agents for: State Fire Insurances Motor Car Insurance, State Adviamces Corp, Government Life Insure ance, Northern Building Society. THE STRAND, WHAKATANEL J CASEMENTS 8C WINDOWS I , made from the best materials Jk] will cost you less if you have W them made by-— % BOON SULLIVAN LUKE LTD."} Builders, Timber and Hardware u Merchants | WHAKATANE —'Phone 19 f* HATIONALSAYIHGS MOVEMENT HAIR SICKNESS. Men and women, who have had sickness and whose hair is coming out and becoming, grey require Birmese Herbal Hair' Root Tonic. People who are going: bald require Birmese, which grows new hair in 30 days. Obtainable from F. G. Macklow, Chemist. "iWONDERFUL HAIR GROWER Ama?ing hair growth on bald heads after using Birmese Hair Root Tonic, the genuine hair grower. Rub Birmese on scalp, where new halldesired. F. G. Macklow, Chemist.,