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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2327, 8 December 1914, Page 7

The chances of the Reform candidate are improving every day (6ays our Nelson. correspondent). Mr. Field, it is °vident, has the goodwill of all sections of the community. All admit tliat he is an ablo man. Another reason for his progress is that he has adopted a com-mon-sense attitude. In no senso of the word can it be said that he is a par-, tiean, This compares more than favourably with the violent party speeches of his opponents. Mr. Field has proved ! himself quite capable of dealing with the noisy element at his meetings. He often leads them into a trap,' much to the amusement of the bulk of the audience. Thirty-four years ago a pioneer from the Old Country took up 228 acres of heavy bush land. To-day it is on the market fo rtlie first time, as an ideal dairy farm, with n seven-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings, all sheltered by a few acre.s of beautiful standing bush. The property is level ,an<l is all in grass, except twenty acres carrying a. fine crop of rape,. and 12 acres prepared for turnips. Last year this farm carried 101 cows, H liorses, and GO sheep. This fine property is seven miles from a Tailway, one niilo l'rom a school, and adjoins a creamery and post office. It is said that tho only tiling (this farm has not got is a mortgage. The price is „£32 per acre on terras, or .£2OOO cash. The Farmers' 'Co-oforative Auctioneering Co., Ltd., are the agents. Tho number <u'd variety of our clients is in itself a tribute to our skill and care in passim; entries, movins furniture, eerdine paroels. .Don't forest that wo nre only carrying firmin Dominion having our own offices iu all nrinoip.i.) towns*