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Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 December 1913, Page 4

r-TUH-n Calffimiß&l 1 used by r I THE MEN | WHO KNOW | Mr. U. Yaughan Harknesa, tha a well-known Jersey Breeder, of 1 " Soighurgt," Tariki, Taranaki, j writes: — Your Tul Galfmeal 1b of fxcellent qunllty: tlie best Calfmeal I bay# over used. Very finely Ground, leaves no sediment; is easily mixed, and 2 Cnlvfls do not scour, but) thrivo well $ on It. I have every- confidence In 6 rooommondlng it to othore, and | Intend to ueq it again this oomlng g season." g | Mr. P. E. Eichler, of Halcombe, 8 B!l}'3 : — I 1 "I find your Tul Cslfows! n first- i | olass foedlng inisturo i'he Calves H Jj like it and do woll on it, and it does 8 S not scour them at all. I fend it oosts | mo 1/0 per oalf jier month doing the | calf well. This is IeBS than other I mixtures I have used." | From Ballance, Mr A. Hay writes : B Your Tul Cslfmsal gave every satis- B taction. It is easy to prepare, tho I calves like it, and thrive on it. lam B using it attain this season. | PRICES OF TUI CAUFM2AL fi SSlbs. 5/0 501b*. 10/e I f tOQlbtf. 30/■ SOOIbs. 38/jffODDBR & TOLLEY, LTD., I Manufacturers, Palmoraton North. I* '

SAVOIDSFEVERgSANDS «I>IBEAgE.SS Drink only Thomson, L&wis and CO., WATERS, a IN BOTTLES AND JARg. Guarantee/ riaolutely Qerm Proof Works: OXFORD fiTREfi L ' LEVIN. G. K. DOUGLAS. Lid. BUILDER WW AND CONTRACTOR. Plans and Specifications Prepared. rJans and Specifications Prepared maurioeville lime, 6b pe ; Mot cash; booked, 6g Bd. 4 gent for WELLINGTON MONUMENTAL WORKg. McQill and Sons. Proprietor!.

Abraham & Williams Ltd. LAND BRANCH LEVIN 100 ACRES tip-top dairying land. All ploughable. Will cairy 50 dairy cows all the year. £40 PER ACRE. Easy terms. LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. 555 ACRES. 500 acres in grass. Goo dshcep country. Will lease with purchasing clause at £8 PER ACRE. Abraham & Williams ILtdL ? Levin j

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| AHost-of • Christmas • Joys- ° \ I can •be • mads -"with •• • • j I CHRISTMAS CAKE. f I lib butter lib currants, lib. raisins, lib. sultanas. ::i,. 1 | a mixed peel, 3lb. almonds, 4 brcukfastcups flour, 2 break t J w U A^TVTn :i Dr,wrf7^ S ' l - ,iejl P ed teaspoon Et)M(')Xi)S' { j BAKING POWDKB, wme glass brandy. Jioat butter to I I LZ em '' 2 su " :u i '' I Hl en e ßS s one by one unbeaten ; mix I S"fl P ° T f w ! th flour and put in, then fruit dredge.! » | rS ' " I^ era^C ° VGn " | Woodclyffe Estate •1 SECTIONS FOE FUIVATE KALE. HEAVY DAIRYING AND FATTEN ISO COUNTRY 2 MILES FROM CREAMERY. of" such quality, so excellently situated, and on such # easy terms, is noAv practicably unobtainable in lite Levin district.

The sections for sale are as under:— SECTION 1.—30 acres freehold, price £25 per acre; 05 acres leaseuiv rrrrnv! o at r?(' s 3tl P er 111111 um I expiring .171 h December, 1925. oJIiUIIUjN ~>. — qo2 acres freehold,£2G per acre; 05 acres--leasehold at 25s per annum, expiring 30th May, 1924. SECTION 6.—88 acres Freehold, £31 per acre; 52 acres leasehold at 30s per acre per annum, expiring 30th May, 1924. SECTION 7. 129;\ ! acres Freehold at £22 per acre; 28 acre leasehold at 22s per annum.per acre, expiring 30th May, 1924. At the auction sale of this property on 19th November 8 sections were offered and 4 sold under the hammer. The sections with Mr Hitchings's (the owner) house i and also the section with the manager's house and woolshed erected thereon were both sold by auction, and as Mr Hitchings is leaving for England'shortly, the remaining sections are being offered gt'a very low price to ensure a speedy sale. NOTE TERMS FOR FREEHOLD.—OnIy 10 per cent cash, balance till Ist January, 1920 at 5i per cent. Every section is cheap aT reserve price. Inquire at once for farther particulars from Dalgety and Company. Ltd.. WELLINGTON AND ALL BRANCHES.