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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2203, 16 July 1914, Page 11

LAND NOTICES MANAWATU LINE. CHOICE DAIRY OR FATTENING FARM. 1 ££• ACRES, Manawatu Line, rich X.OD dairy and fattening land, practically all ploughable, about 70 acres have been ploußned; seven-roomed house, trapshed, cowshed, woolshed, yards and dip, man's room, harness room, etc.; now carrying 700 sheep, 13 head cattie,' and i horses; handy to school, railway station, and co-operative creamery. Price JMS per acre; terms .£2OOO cash; balance arranged. ALSO, EAST COAST LAND, GIS BORNE. "10KA ACRES, all in grass, subdivided X.V O v in 7 paddocks, sheep and cattle yards; very easy' country, lies well to sun; 7-roomed house, and all conveniences-: main road runs through property. Wintering 2000 breeding ewes and 100 head of cattle. Harbour Board Endowment Lease, with 18 years yet to rnn, at ss. 7d. per acre, and right of renewal for further 21 years, at valuation; £TM payable for improvements at end of first term. Price ,£6500. Easy terms arranged. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, ' ' SOLE AGENT, 182 PEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON, Or, LOWER HUTT. J1000! .£1000! FREEHOLD HOTEL, WITH ACRES LAND. On RAILWAY LINE, North of Auckland. This is.first-class Proposition. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. Balance financed. No opposition. TAKINGS,. .£46 week. All 6d. Drinks. Immediate application to Sole Agents, WHITTAKER AND CO., HOTEL BROKERS, Phoenix Chambers, Queen Street. AUCKLAND. Send for our Lists. . , CHEAP. DAITtY LAND. WE offer 1318 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND for Sale on the West Coast (South Island), in One Block, OR WILL SUBDIVIDE INTO 5 • DAIRY FARMS, within four miles from Dairy Factory, and nine miles from Railway Station by good road. With completion of Otrra Tunnel land values should double. Price £(i 15s. per acre for Block, or ~£7 per acre if subdivided. EASY TERMS. Full information from MARK SPROT AND CO., ' (Established 1805), ' . ■ . GREYMOUTH. SHEEPFABMERS' OPPORTUNITY. QOA ACRES, Fieehold. 9 miles Pal--O&\J merston, motor roads, good home, good living, easy terms; worked without labour; house,. woolshed, yards, good fences, 5 paddocie, half flat, winter GOO sheep, .20 cattle j summer, 900 sheep. Price J!to Ills, per acre. Write ,■ "OWNER, FARM," P. 0., Palmeri ton North. DAIRY FARM, HUTT DISTRICT. 1 tZ(i 4 CRES, all in gTass. 10 paddocks, JLiliJ best of fencing) G-rooraed dwellIng. dairy, 12-bail cowshed, sopa*ator ; orchard, garden, eto.i 7 minntos from Railway by : good rirad. Price .314 per acre. Government Morlcaee, £1000. at 4J per cent. Deposit ,£4OO, Dalnnce easy, for further particulars, nnplv ■ - . SHORT AND FRiSER, Petcne. MR. ECCLKS' EVIDENCE. . Mr A. ECCLES, 'Proprietor of the largest retail drug business, Auckland, -• writes:—"My customers are particularly well pleased with He'an's Essence. Thoy like making their own cough mixture, and your Essence certainly saves them ■. much money." Ono bottle of Hean's Essence contains the necossary medicinal ingredients for a pint of tho finest cough, cold arid sore throat remedy it is posssble for money to buy. It saves you at least 9/-, and provides a better cough mixture than you can buy, ready mixed. Read the circular and see the easy directions on label. ..If. j- ft GOVERNMENT "■'. D£PARTfVIENT V FACT~~Wo. JI. At 3lßt Deo., 1911, £207,105, IN CABH, was distributed amonfl * the Policyholders IN BONUSES, The above sum represents an addition jf £338,994 to the sums assured. The bonuses a:e now fixed upon as, ascending «cale, it being arranged that the increases ' ihall beaoma greater with the duration ol the i-oJioy. The practical working of thia arrangement will be understood by an inspe "don of the following examples: BONUEB ON THREE JEI.OOO POLIOIEa'x BoDueenf-— ISS-?0"ot takkm out , ■ allotted 13 Yeirs I B7 Years T42 Yean ' la , ago. ago, ago. ' 8 I. i.. £ o, d. £ a. <L 1002 80 0 0 3* 18 0 40 6 0 1905 80 18 i 035 16 0 41 11 0 1908 81 17 0 86 18 0 42 15 0 .. 1911 84 8 0 89 18 0 40 6 0 Icoreaaa . \ - ' ■ (1911 &8 0 £5 2 0 £5 19 0 «er-19M) ,■ ■ a-4 f\ » ' B P nr *'y aad simply a S; \/n VA mi'k, oream and lactose It can be digested <"7»«»— * -✓ by tho raoit delicate infant. Ask your doctor. 15 "BONNINGTON',S CARRAGEEN '. Irishes;-,. the Cure !| For Coughs and I Colds! I Grandfather used "Bon- 1 nington's" half a century fl ago—his grandchildren take || it to-day, with just the same || surety and safety. || Bpnnington's I Carrageen j|| Irish Moss. I contain< no opium or other in- ffl jurious narcotics—acts swiftly— I* ' soolllei, relieves, cures I |f Avoid Imitations t| | Chcmisl or Slorc — intiil if g necessary, 3»