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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4442, 19 July 1922, Page 2

A returned soldier acquired a tenacre farm in the Opouriao Valley three years ago. This is how he farms it: Area occupied by house, etc., three-quarters of an acre. Half and acre was put down in carrots and half an acre in mangolds. The rest, of the area carried ten milk cows, two heifers, one horse, and forty pigs. The land is not of better quality than the rest ofl the valley. Writing to a friend in Wanganui tiie owner says : “I feel so proud of my little .'arm, and really I do not think you will find its equal in New Zealand. I farm on the same lines as do in Belgium.” A CHALLENGE TO THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. Tiie liquor traffic in its official organ “Continuance,” dated July Isc, says : “ The Licensed Trade yields £2,500,000 annually to the Treasury.” We say, prove it. Also, whose pockets do they take it. out of first.—Advt. How Ano You I'eeHng ? Does your head ache ? Are you constipated and feel dull or depressed after eating ? You are suffering from indigestion, and are paving the way for more serious illness. Chamberlain’s Tablets are just what you need. They will assist the digestion, regulate the bowels, and give you new strength and vigour. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.