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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 57, 19 March 1943, Page 2

TO HOUSEHOLDERS | DURING THIS YEAR IT IS . M MOST IMPORTANT THAT S YOU GROW AS MANY VEGE- gg TABLES AS POSSIBLE. IT g| .WILL HELP THE WAR EF- g| FORT AND BE ALSO A BIG jgj SAVING AGAINST BUYING g THEM AT HIGH PRICES. _ j| Yate's Reliable Seeds | ARE MOST LIKELY TO GIVE B A GOOD CROP. % S LARGE VARIETY TO CHOOSE jj FROM AT ' gj PRIGESsquareSTORE I PHONE 1. WHAKATANE. = LIHIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllll I i — FARM PROPERTIES FOR SALE 272 ACRES FREEHOLD Carrying 103 cows, 4 bulls, 550 ewes, 22 rams, 6 ball cowshed, manure shed, shearing shed with twostand plant. Pig paddocks with 9 houses.Full range all farm implements including tractor, 18 paddocks, watered springs and H.P. pump, sheep* proof fences. New 7 roomed all electric house, moor shed, wash-house, WSJ. under one roof, concrete paths, well laid out lawns, 10 acres lucerne, rest grass. School 2 miles, town 8, miles. Price £30 per acre including shearing and milking plants. _ £37 per acre going concern. Mortgage £4700. Terms arranged. 176 ACRES FREEHOLD All in grass, level and capable of growing good crops of all descriptions. Orchard 90 trees in full bearing. At present milking 50 cows and carrying dry stock, wintered 100 head last winter, with feed to burn. Full range of implements in good order. All in small paddocks, well watered, six roomed house, wash-house, hot and cold water, electric, telephone R.D., school li- miles. Cow shed implement shed and spare hut. Price £28 per acre going concern. Mussett & Littlejohn P.O. Box 59 Phone 344. "Not more FOOD, but more FREQUENT Food," say the Doctors MEDICAL research workers have proved by a long series of experiments that men, women and children work better, and enjoy better health, when food Is eaten at more frequent intervals, during the long gap between breakfast and lunch, and between lunch and f the evening meal.