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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 76, 29 May 1945, Page 8

j PUBLIC NOTICES FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE i 399 Acres all flat and in grass $ water to all paddocks. Now carry- - ing 220 dairy cows and other stock, butter fat from 210 cows 48 OOOlbs. Eight roomed 5 roomed sliaremilker's house > large implement shed anicl motor garage good walkthrough cowshed with good equipwell with post and wire and barberry hedges. This farm is situated on the Rangitaiki Plains and is a goo>d investment for anyone desiring a farm of this size. PRICE £35 PER ACRE. Stock at valuation. 3500 Acres Te Haehaenga. This ' property is situated on the- western bank of the Tarawera River having a frontage of about 1% miles distance approximately 17 miles from. Te Teko by good motor road. It consists of flat, and easy rolling country all lying towards the Tarawera River. The land immediately abutting the river consists of open fern and scrub covered Avith a heavy deposit of Tarawera ash comprising about 800 acres. A further 200 acres consists of light bush and scrub, the balance 2500 acres was heavy tim-i bered bush part of which has been, cut. The front portion of the property is well watered with running;, streams and the river } but the bush portion is not so well served; being mainly dependent on springs. 12 acres is improved and fenced the balance is not fenced. There is a two-roomed wliare on. this property also a new cattle and J sheep ya^d. Now carrying 270 sheep and 40 > bullocks. There is enough totara on this block to fence it. PRICE, 30/- PER ACRE. For full particulars^ Apply to A. J. CAMie aid Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICES MAIL NOTICES OUTWARD: Mails close for Kopeopeo, Edgecumbe, Otakiri, Matata, Te Puke t Tauranga, Thames, Martinsville, Frankton Junction, Auckland Poroporo, Awakeri, Te Teko, Rural Delivery, Ohope' 7 a.m, 12 Noon Rotorua, Frankton Junetion, Auckland. 5.15 p.m. Taneatua. Waimana, Opotiki, Gisborne. * INWARD: Mails arrive from Ohope Waimana, Opotiki, Gis. borne daily at 9.20 a.m. Frankton Junction, Auckland Monday 4.30 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday 11.30 a.m. Rotorua daily 4 p.m. Kopeopeo, Poroporo, Thornton Awakeri, Te Teko, Edgecumbe, Otal kiri, Matata, Te Puke, Tauranga Thames, Moi»insville } Frankton June tion, Auckland, Wellington dails 4.30 p.m. WORK WANTED SPECIAL VALUE ! Men's Twist Work Shirts. A good stout cloth. Priced at only 10/3 each. Bridgers Ltd.

Mew Zealand O Jima, larawa, Okinawa ... our Allies' lend-lease goods since the war began ... and the job battles are our battles, too. Up into the isn't finished yet. That's why we need so much ta Pacific pours a ceaseless stream of New Zealand fight a war. That's one reason why we need a foodstuffs to feed our Allied fighting men ami to Victory Loan again this year. shorten the long trans-Pacific haul and save ship- t> , , , , , i n „ S j )ace - iJut we re only asked to laid lor victory... nothing ,v , .. , . , , . . more. And lend at interest. Wno pays for this food ?We do. For this is reverse lend-lease in action .. . the maximum contribution [ Your contribution to the Victory Loan is a (^ontriof each nation to the common cause. bution to allied Victory. New Zealand has supplied £58,000,000 of reverse Make your share as big as you should. HELP OUR ALLIES ★ FILL THE tMSWmtMM