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LAND NOTICES. 8000 ACRES AT £2 15s. TERMS: .£2OOO CASH. 2i HOURS FROM AUCKLANDBY MOTOR CAR, OR 3 HOURS BY WATER. /TIHIS is a first-class property to improvo and subdivide. There is a gw>d house and buildings, and 500 acres now in grass; balance 4000.acres bush, 1000 acres alluvial flats, and 2500 acres open ploughable land in fern and scrub, on the water front, to which point manure .can be delivered at ss. a ton. A fine shingle bottom etream runs through the length, of'the property, for about 6 miles, having rich alluvial flats on either side. When the property is subdivided, each farm would have some of the alluvial flats with river through. centre. Half the property is ideal dairying country, balance country with plenty of land for cropping, A Trust Estate to be 6old cheap, to close.- A Emooth-water run for launch, 25 miles, or good road by motor car. The cheapest property in the market, with splendid access, cheap freights, steamers pass daily. Write for particulars. T. MANDENO JACKSON, AUCKLAND, DARGAVILLE, HAMILTON, AND KAiKOHE. ALL SEEKING FARMS SHOULD CONSULT ME TO-DAY. T HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD THINGS TO OFFER. For example, there is a splendid DAIRY FARM, 20 miles from Wellington, comprising 165 acres, all level and in grass; carrying 30 cows, besides horses.' Buildings comprise new 5-roomed House with all conveniences; 20-bail cowshed with concrete yard, stable, dairy, etc.; 6 acres clover hay just stacked, 14, acres oats ready to cut, 2 acres turnips; 10 actes ready for green oats. Rent is only about J275 per annum; 7 years' lease with right of purchase. Prioe, for Goodwill, JSglO. ' Buyer can take stock at. valuation. ; Full particulars from the Sole Agent, . 5.,. GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY (Opp. Bank of New' Zealand). WELLINGTON. * _ 1 FOR SALE. ~ ' ■" THRESHING PLANT AND CHAFFCUTTER. /COMPRISING one 6 h.p. Burrell Traotion Engine, 1401b. pressure, one Clayton yj and Shuttleworth Combine, 4ft. 6in., one Federal Reid and Gray Chaffcutter, 12m., one Cook's Galley and ax buaks, one Portable Saw Bench (on wheels); also chains, shoes, and tools, etc. All in good order and condition. Good connection coming season. , VICTOR E. SMITH, ■_ BOX 59, FEILDING. tyty ACRES first-class land adjoining large town, suitable for dairying, fruit, I O market _ gardening, and especially adapted foT subdivision—a great chance for an enthusiast. First-class buildings, up-to-date, all level land. . P qu i t ?. Exchange for sheep country or grazing land, Rangitikei District. This is a genuine proposition. J. H. THOMPSON, LA^D STRATFORD.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW. SHOW. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1914. WOODVILLE RACECOURSE. Exciting Motor-Cycle Events and' Horse • Competitions. • A GOOD DAY'S SPORT. CLASSES FOB HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, FARM PRODUCE, and COOKERY. HANDSOME PRIZES. Come and Picnic in Beautiful SurronndingsJ EXCURSION FARES. ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY Hth., ~, . a W. A. LYON, : . ■ Secretary. ; , JpEILDING A, AND P. SHOW. FEBRUARY 2nd and 3rd, 1915. Entries for all, Glosses Close on JANUARY 15th. Schedules on application to Sectetwy, WEST COAST RAM FAIR, FEILDING, FEBRUARY 4 and 6, 1915. Entries Close January 19 with' E. H. FISHER, Sec. Feilding A. and P. Association. J} A.N N E V I R K E . SHOW. The ahoVe . NOTABLE DISTRICT EVENT / Will take place on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 10th and 11th February, 1915. The Prize List includes all the usual Attractive Features, with additions. ..£750 j> 75Q! IN PRIZE-MONEY AND TROPHIES. RAM FAIR, 12th FEBRUARY. Prize Schedules are now in circulation, and copies maybe" "obtained on application to the undersigned. r RANGITIKEI A. AND P. ASSOCIA- ■ TION. : FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW, To be held on the RECREATION GROUND, TAIHAPE, WEDNESDAY, Zith FEBRUARY, .1915. ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY. CUSSES FOR "HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, FARM PRODUCE. AND HOME INDUSTRIES. RIDING, DRIVING', 'AND JUMPING COMPETITIONS. MAIN TRUNK-RAM FAIR, SALE YARDS, TAIHAPE, 25th FEBRUARY, 1915. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, 4th • FEBRUARY, 1915. . Show Schedules, Ram Fair Conditions, and all particulars from A. M. RYiN, Secretary, Box 81, Taihape. PAHIATUA-AKITIO A. AND P. 1 ASSOCIATION. SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW. To be Held at PAHTATUA, FRIDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1915. HORSES, -CATTLE, SHEfeP & DOGS. The Competitions include Pony Jump, Maiden Hunters' Competition, Open Hunters' Competition; and Ladies' Hunting Competition. A RAM FAIR will be held on the day following the Show, SATURDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1915. ENTRIES close January 27th, 1915. Prize Schedule' promptly forwarded on application to J. A. WALSH, . Secretary. CALIFORNIAN POTATOES. BURBANKS BURBANKS Just Landed ox .S.S. WAITEMATA. & CO. LTD., have for disposal 20 TONS BURBANK POTATOES suitable for table or seed. Farmers requiring -a change of seed should openito early. • . PRICES ON APPLICATION. JONES AND CO., CLYDE QUAY. WELLINGTON. (Eatabllthei 80 Yurf.) (TUBH BUYERS OF LEAD. BRASS ZINC, COPPEE, IRON, RA«S, ROPE, ani HUPBKB. ?kon« 729.