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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2208, 22 July 1914, Page 11

■■ LAND NOTICES _ EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SHEEP~AND GRAZING RUN. 1 PJfSO ACRES . 1-tGO Acres S.G.K. Tenure, 100 acres L.1.P.; both can bo made J.OUv Freehold; total rentals, £25 Is. 8(1. per annum; 850 acres in best English grasses, balance bush; papa formation; about 300 acres dead level to undulating. Owner fattens about 100 bullocks eacli year,,besides getting off all sheep fat. Easily 2-sheop country; very free from second growth; some of country steep, but splendid grass land; small slab whare, sheep yards, dip; 5 miles, to .good fortnightly sales.; 15 miles Waitara Freezing worki Prico ,£3 15s. par acre, .£IOOO cash. H. W. WHITCOMBE, LA N^v/PLYMOUTH. READ THIS IF YOU "WANT A BARGAIN. . OAO ACHES, the best dairy farm in the Dominion, extra well improved. 01/O Price. ,£55 per acre. ' ■ • A KA ACHES well improved, all in th e best English grasies, 'A sheep and cattle rtu v l'rice, ,£l3 10a. per acre. ,£SOO flash. • ~ OiyAA ACRES, all in grass, good 2 sheep and cattle country, well improved. """" Price, £1 per acre., Terms, JB3OOO cash. J. B, D ALTON, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT, WAVERLEY. . QAA ACRES, highly-improved; 40 acres , ' OUv rich, flat, i'ape land, balance "(DIOR SALE, or Exchange, TWO \FJRSTgood 2-sheep per acre hills; well-divided CLASS FARMS of 500 and GOO acres and watered; 8-roomed house, with every eao h, su itablo for Dairying and Sheep, modern convenience; woolshed, with ma- „„„j „in„„i, o Ki o chines; men's G-roomed house; telephone 011 Rootl ,? .•, ["? Potion ploughable, and daily mail. Freehold, .£l3 per .acre, conveniently situated, and handy to PalEasy terms arranged. merston North. , E. B. HARE & CO., PAHIATIJA. A LSO, a Choice Little DAIRY FARM, DAIRY FARM, HtITT DISTRICT. stock, and all very handy. A IKS ACRES, all in gias9, 10 paddocks, real snip. Apply JLttO . best of fencing; G-roomed dwelLoarckrtrßkrd™teiL C ?^ Sh minute? a lrom FARMERS' LAND AGENCY, Railway by good road. Price £U per aore.- Government Mortgage,' ,£IOOO.. at . 13 MAIN STREET, 41 per cent., Deposit jSMOij, balance easy. For further particulars, apply . ' PALMERSTON. NORTH. SHORT AND FRASER, Petone. . ■ . gr Why John Roberts' / a Praised.. ' JOHN robebtb 1 bridge, - .-Billiard TaMe§\' " A. special feature of your tableswrote John Robertß t " is their wonderful endurance ■ This quality of exceptional durability distinguishes every Alcock Table. It is primarily due to the solid, thoroughly seasoned woodwork. The choicest Maple and other costly timbers are seasoned for several years on ALCOCK'S ideal drying grounds at Wellington Every piece of wood that is passed for use in Alcocks factory '' ' must be flawless, dry as cork, and hard as steel. 1 . All other details in ihc malting of ALCOCK-S BILLIARD f TABLES are treated with the same thoroughness. -That is why these tables are unsurpassed on this planet. Wiite TO-DAY for Full-Sized Tables .1 ILLUSTRATED,, . qa , oca catalogues 86 gns. to 250 gns, «, 1 ' Patent "Lever" r Wning:> JTables .. ( JOHN HOBEETS 1 MODE ® . | OF HOLDING THE CUE. ' 1 One of the finest cartridges in the world for | 1 general sporting use is the Colonial Ammunition I I Company's inimitable s ; t - < Nitro-SpeclaHi; If other cartridges have at any point or in any ■ I. degree'failed to. give you satisfaction, you can | . | turn to the " Nitro-Special " with assured con- j I fidence. It is perfectly made, in every detail | and loaded scrupulously by hand. ' i ■ Pcicly a N<Z. Owned Cocipaay. ME, MAEINE, EMPLOYERS' LIABIU'W, AND GENERAL ACCIDEHS • ITS POPULARITY DUE TO PROMPTNESS. . , ; 1