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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 60, 4 December 1919, Page 11

"Trifles by being despised grow irreat." A cold, if ignored, may be followed l>y Bttrioua'complications, This is more likely to liappcu in 'summer when colds como unexpectedly. Tlmt'a all the more reason why you must have Baxter's Lung Preserver, handy. Order "Baxter's" today—2s. 6d. buys large bottle from chemist or store,—Advt. .

for Children's Haoking Cougth, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Adn.

LAND NOTICES. •NO CASH REQUIRED j TO PURCHASE THIS FREEHOLD FARM 01' AAA ACRES—SOO acres in gruas, balw"/U luico heavy bush, undulating to hilly country, well watered; wintered 800 sheep and 80 head ol' cat, He. Pricc | t £S 10s. per acre; 5 miles to railway station by good road.. Oivr.er wall take j good mortgages lor deposit, or JC7SO to .£IOOO deposit to a good man. OQAA ACRES, all down in grass ex•Vi/l/"/ eept 500 acres; wintered 5500 sheep, 400 bullocks; all .ring-fenced except 120 chains, at back of property; SO acres in turnips, and divided info 10 paddocks; 5-rooniert house, telephone, shearers' whore, woolshcd, dips, yards; only 11 miles from Rnetllii, good road; all papa country; Xl 5 per acre, good terms, KITTO'S LAND AGENCY, Box 53, RAETIHI. AJJ ACRES, good grass country, well jfc' watered, well sheltered; good 6roomed House, all conveniences, 3-bail cowshed; handy Otalci factories; make really good dairy, stud farm; additional 140 acres can be purchased. Price, >£3750. Cash, about ,£I4OO. Apply, for furthor particulars, G. ANDERSON (Successor to Barton and Co.), Otaki Railway. 'Phono 68. Note,—leasehold, recently advertised, withdrawn for H days. OA A ACRES, FREEHOLD, situated 10 Olrv miles from l''eilding by tip-top road, one of tho most highly improved places in the district, subdivided into 15 splendidly fenced paddocks, nil well watered ; -70 neres of tho farm have been stumped and ploughed, carrying 2 ewes and 100 head of cattle. Buildings comprise a splendid now dwelling of 8 rooms with every possible convenience, including acetylene gas. Jlan's dwelling of 5 rooms, woolshcd with machines installed, stable and epneious motor-shed; in fact, everything necessary for a property of this description. Tho property is subdivided into $ separate sections, therefore can easily be subdivided, Price only ,£,'IG per ncrc, with, say, J25000 cash; balance arranged. For further particulars applv to 11 PRATT. Box 31. Agent, Feilding. sawmillers"7vnd inyestoksT* WANTED SELL, Freehold, 1000 Acres Splendid .Milling Timber, chiefly rimu, mntiii, and wliito pipe; estimated yield, 20,000 feet per ncro. Good site for mill, closn to railway. Idea} hind for dairying when cleared, Jfostiy all ploughable. Price A"-(i fis, acre; terms arranged. Returns from timber aloue should net .£50,000. and leavo land free. Apply ■ "GOLD MTN.K," Boi 771, Wellington. TjIOR SALF/-113' acrw, clow to IS'ew Ji Plynipiitli and Ingleu-nod; will carry 35 cows; good house and farm biiildiugs. Price .127 per ncro, all cosh if possible, or ,£/($ lind balance at current rale; near school and creamery; should c>uit a soldier with ,5500 cash to put down. ARTHUR B, GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. OWING T'o DEATH IN THE FAMILY. OA A ACRES, all flat. ,£!?, per acre; OiSV easy (onus; good house and outbuildings; well watered; good fences; close fflctory; carry 100 cows. "OWNER," C,'o "Dominion." p-Q ACEES, Baupare, best land HeretJU taunga Plains. Fattened 14 sheep to acre lafit season, besides cattle. PermaniMitly watered. Price .£BS per acre; .€IOOO cash. 38S ACRES, freehold, 16 miles from Gisburne; 7-roonied house, winters 900 wethers, tOO liulloeks. Price X' 22 10s, per acre.. Further particulars from W. F. THOMPSON, Hustings. I