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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 4 November 1920, Page 2

Great Farming Proposition. / GOING CONCERN 550 ACRES, level to easy undulating land, chocolate and sandy to clay loam soil, 300 acres in good English grasses, balance practically clean and ready for the plough. Choice cropping land, beautifully sheltered, 21 paddocks, sheep proof. Condition of stock and amount of grass shows it is only about half stocked ; 12 acres orchard, 6 roomed house and big lot of barns, etc., choice cow sbed, milking machines, engine, separator, cream cans, ploughs, tine, chain and disc harrows, Cambridge roller, drill, 3 horses, 53 milking cows, 1 bull, 5 2-year heifers, 6 yearling heifers, 2 yearling bulls, 25 calves. 12 pigs, 105 sheep. Conveniently situated ; cream cart passes. A real snip at £<•$■ ps? aors ; "9~">" ss-Ey terms. ! i Jno. Grey Land Agent Helensville Telephone 13 [Legal] W. E. Barnard SOLICITOR (1908) (Late Barnard and Nicholls, Solictors, Te Aroha) ANNOUNCES that he has commenced practice at HELENSVILLE in premises over the Bank of N.Z., Lyric Theatre. Office open Daily. Telephone 84s. P.O. Box 33. Money to lend on approved security at current rates." W. Harold Ready. Rollo A. Ramsay Heady & Eamsay Solicitors 608. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS^ QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND Money to lend on Freehold Security at Current Rates. HELENSVILLE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. MILK TEST COMPETITION IN connection with the Annual Show, to bo held on January 29th, 1921 : Best Cow for Dairy Purposes. Cows to be stripped I in the presence of appointed stewards on the morning of November 19th, 1920, test taken on evening of November 19th and morning of 20th. All cows in this class to bo marked with a black braid round neck, and First, Second and Third Prizewinners must be shown on day of Show or prize forfeited. Entry Fee 12s. Entries close on November 12th. First Prize £5 5s (given by Kaipara Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd*; second prize £2 2s (by R. Barnes, Esq.), third prize £1 Is. A Silver Cup is also presented by L. L. Baiiey, Esq., to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Winner, 1918 : Mr J. Grey ; 1919, Mr P. J. McLeod. A. J. SKELTON. Secretary. FOR SALE. HOUSE, 7-rooms, bathroom, fowlhouse, large shed ; about 1 acre land. Road three sides. Good view. Apply ECHO Office.