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Shannon News, 17 March 1922, Page 4

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I \ I ! I The YET PRODUCED. THE SUPERIORITY of the ALL-WOOL MATTRESS is now becom ing widely known as evidenced by the large sales and orders pouring in from all parts of the district. 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 STREIT, LEVIN. W. T. RUTCHART, Manager.

A. E. HYDE SHANNON’S LIVE LAND SALESMAN. £4SO— FIVE ROOMS and conveniences, with half-acre of land at Tokoinaru. Cash about £2OO. A SNUG LITTLE BUSINESS doing I good turnover; suit a young lady. Price, including stock, £IOO. Could make clear profit oi £5 per week. £ls PER WEEK NETT PROFIT, with splendid chance of increasing; stock and fittings; easily worth £7OO. Present owner must sell cu - accolmt of health. This business would suit married couple cr mother and daughter. Price, £6OO. i £35 PER ACRE. —Dairy Farm of 10'J acres; will pay weli at 1/ per lb for butterfat. Easy terms. £IOO DOWN.— Splendid home of 5 rooms and all conveniences. Price £9OO. 125 ACRES DAIRY FARM.— Going concern; good house, cows, etc. £45 ( per acre. About £I6OO cash. | TO BUYERS AND SELLERS AND ’ THOSE IN OQUBI j CONSULT | LIVE LAND SALESMAN. j ■> - ■ I A*. E. HYDE '