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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 14 March 1918, Page 4

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPLENDID little Dairy Farm of 50 acres, handy to Creamery, Township and Station. Well watered by windmill, and at present carrying 25 cows, well built house of 6 rooms, wash house, etc , concrete cow shed. Price £50 per acre—Terms £500, balance 5% per cent, 5 years. Hi acres, Handy dairy farm North of Auckland, for sale, 3 miles from Creamery and school, and 4 miles from wharf. 84 acres in grass and 20 acres in bush, all ploughablej watered with artesian and bprings ; well fenced and sub divided into 7 \ paddocks. 6 roomed dwelling with all conveniences and necessary outbuildings, and milking plant. This is a bargain. Termscash £300. Handy farm of 128 acres of alluvial flat, one mile from croamery and 3 miles from railway station. Subdivided into 11 paddocks, post and rail fences, and all the land is ploughable. Well watered by artisan and well. Compact house of 4 rooms-, nantry, wash-house, man's room and necessary out-buildings, etc. Price, £27 per acre or terms. Splendid Dairy Farm North of Auckland, comprising 184 acres of rich alluvial flats, well grassed and watered by springs. Fence all sheep proof, and there is plenty of valuable timber, Two miles from station and school adjoining. Well finished cottage of 3 rooms, and all necessary outbuildings. Carrying at present 50 dairy cows. Everything in splendid order. Price £20 per acreWoodhill—A going concern; 129 acres all in grass, sub divided into 5 paddocks. Houae of 5 rooms and all necessary out-buildings; 3 horses and gigs; 30 milkers and 25 calves. The plant includes milking machine, and engine, separator, chaff cutter, and saw with power attachments. General farm implements. Cash required £1,500; balance at 6 per cent 5 years, or without stock and plant. Price £27 per acre. Cash required £1000. A good opportunity to buy a fine dairy farm, 33 miles from Auckland, 223 acres rivev flat and.volcanic bills; well watered with springs and subdivided into 14 paddocks; 220 acres ploughable, and 4 acres bush; carrying 50 cows. Dwelling and man's house, etc. Good milking plant, 1 mile from school and railway station. Send cream by rail. Terms £750 cash, Balance 5£ per cent. For Immediate sale.—Choice Dairy farm 173 acres, 160 acres good grass, and 13 acres crop, carrying 40 cows and 1 00 sheep. This property is situated one mile from school and railway, and is well watered by streams. It is half fenced (sheep proof), and is subdivided into numerous paddocks. Nice new house, cow shed, stable, barn and implement shed, etc. Price is £36 per acre, and includes stock, sheep and milking machines, etc, A real bargain, HOUSES FOR SALE. Four, 5 and 6 roomed houses from £300 to £450 Sections £10 to £iOO. FOR SALE—I 2 Sections.—Particulars on applications. Hand & Ellett HELENSVILLE. Land Agents. Box 12. Tele. 12 &17 HELP THE SOLDIER All employers can help our Returned Soldier Boys by sending their requirements for labour to the Discharged Soldiers' Department, or to , the Returned Soldiers' Association, or by teaching them useful crafts^and occupations Help the Empire by buying British Goods THE HON. SECRETARY N.Z. National Service League [This advertisement is inserted free to i help our boys in Civil Life.] The Wonderful Tyre Repairer I THERE is nothing in the world f to equal "Patchquick" Outfits? for tyre repairing on the road or \ off it. Better, quicker and safer j than vulcanising. Wiil not conic off | under any conditions if properly put \ on. The whole inner surface of each j patch dissolves and completely anial- \ gamates with the inner tube. ' The I "Patchquick" process has many imi- f tators but no equal Avoid cheap $ imitations that can only be a source £ of constant trouble and worry. i PRICES. # . \ (Postage paid by vi) « Bicycle Oiitfiti-Small, 1/-; larffe, 1/6 i Motor Cycle Outfits, 4.G .; Motor Car Qutfiu-No. 1,9/6; No. 2, 16. i! Oval Patches |for Motor Cycle or Car Tubes—No. 1,4 d; No. 2, sd; No. 3, Sci • ; No. 4, lOd; No. 5, 1/6; No. 6, IS. i Patchquick Fix (solution)— Screw top j tins, 1/6 ; lever lid tins 3/-. ' j CARBIDE. «! Carbide of Calcium is still very j scarce—almost unprocurable. We j can now supply in moderate quanti- \, ties at following prices :— jj 1001b drums, £4/10/. net (ex store) \ Loose, l/.psr lb (tin* extra) 1 Tan» (broken R.-neil), 1 '6 par lb. ? Postage extra on lib tin*, 6 LAd. ' SKEATES & WHITE ' 48 FORT ST., AUCKLAND. 1 ■ will