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Shannon News, 10 March 1922, Page 4

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\ \ V/ YET PRODUCED. i mHE SUPERIORITY of the ALL-WOOL MATTRESS is now becom I A ing widely known'as evidenced by the la,rge sales and orders ( pouring in from all parts of the district. w WOOL HAS FIVE TIMES THE LIFE OF KAPOC, AND COSTS LESS. Wool can be re-teased and used over again without loss of weight or substance. Wool contains greater Comfort and Warmth. CALL AND SEE A SAMPLE AT - The New Zealand All-wool Bed jig& Upholstery Warehouse QUEEN STREET, LEVIN. W. T. BUTCHART, Manager.

A, E. HYDE SHANNON’S LIVE LAND' SALESMAN. £4SO— FIVE ROOMS and conveniences, with hall-acre of land at Tokomaru. Cash about £2OO. A SNUG LITTLE BUSINESS doing good turnover; suit a young lady. Price, including stock, £IOO. Could make clear profit ol £5 per week. £ls PER WEEK NETT PROFIT, with splendid chance oi increasing; stock and fittings; easily worth £7OO. Present owner must sell on account oi heatth. This business would suit married couple or fiiother and daughter. Price, £6OO. £35 PER ACRE.— Dairy Farm of JU’J acres; will pay well at 1/ per Jb for butterfat. Easy terms. £IOO- DOWN.— Splendid home of 5 rooms and ail conveniences. Price £9OO. 125 ACRES DAIRY FARM.— Going concern; good house, cows, etc. £45 per acre. About £I6OO cash. TO BUYERS AND SELLEnS AND > THOSE IN DOUBt CONSULT LIVE LAND SALESMAN. A E. HYDE