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PRICESsquareSTORE X ' , EMERGENCY HEATERS WITH SOLIDIFIED FUEL 4/6. REFILLS.FOR SAME 3/3. % YATES BULBS IN ILLUSTRATED PACKETS 1/6 AND 2/6 PACKET. , SHOPPING BASKETS IN REXINE 4/6, LEATHER 15/6 FREE CUT OUT TOYS ONE WITH EACH 5/ORDER PRICES STORE PHONE 1. WHAKATANE. I " FARM PROPERTIES FOR SALE 89 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE Total yearly outgoings in rates, rent and repayments of Government mortgage £60. - At present milking 35 dairy cows which produced over 9000 oij butterfat last season, up-to-date dwelling, garage, and outbuildings. 78 acres in grass rest lucerne and crops. Ten paddocks with shelter belts and well fenced. All the hard work has been done on this farm. Cash required £700 or as going concern £1200. 100 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE Present lease 66 years to run. Total rent, rates per annum £70. Can be freeholded for £805. At pre r sent carrying 43 cows, 2 bulls, dry stock and 3 firstclass farm horsed. Modern 6-roomed all electric house, 2-car garage, splendid implement and manure shed. Men's whare, 2 fowl houses, 6 pig houses all in firstclass All in grass except 4 acres of maize. Good 4-wire* fences with shelter belts, 13° paddocks with water in each. £30 an acre going concern. Cash required £2200. = # Mussett & Littlejohn P.O. Box 59 Phone 344. f _ "Not more FOOD, but more FREQUENT Food," say the Doctors M EDICAL 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, durjng the long gap between breakfast and lunch, and between lunch and the evening meal. w Cadbury's Bournvllle CoGoa provides the perfect extra meal. Drink It between the 'regulation' mwWCfe meals and for supper, '' anc * ou e ''shtcd j at y° ur increased feeling We ""^ e^n l I