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Taihape Daily Times, 25 February 1918, Page 8

MARTON DISTRICT A. & P. ASSOCIATION. “ THE 6th ANNUAL SHOW • Will be held on the MARTON RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1918. Numerous cash prizes and valuable Trophies for Horses, Ponies, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Home Industries. TOTALLING OVER £6OO. DOUBLE PRIZES IN FAT LAMBS jFOR EXPORT. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, AT 9 p.m. Schedules and all futrher information from— J. ROBSON, Box 55, Marton. FOR SALE. OWING TO BEING CALLED UP. Carrying Business, Good Connection. TWO HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS COMPLETE. Apply M. L. GAVEY. Station Street. ■wANTED KNOWN—We have just V opened up a consignment of air cushions very suitable for sending to your boy at the Front. They will fold up small enough to go in an envelope, Only 2/6 each at Cunninghame’s Pharmacy, rtf ANTED KNOWN—That Fruit for dessert and fruit for cooking is now available at F, Ward and Co., Auction Mart, Tui Street.

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45 ACRES FREEHOLD, on .North Auckland Line, lovely orchard of 10 acres, all export apples, few acres in good grass, balance in rough feed; has all been under plough, ring fenced and subdivided into 3 paddocks, watered by creek. Beautiful 6 roomed house, hot and cold water, everry convenience, verandah on all sides,; porcelain bath and basin, washhouse, copper, etc; large iron sheds. House cost £llOO to build before the war. All bulidings valued at £I6OO. Only 2 miles from station, post office, saleby good roads, bread, meat and stores delivered. PRICE £2500. No mortgage; would arrange easy terms or a good house property unencumbered would be accepted as deposit, or would exchange for larger farm. 08 06 ACRES FREEHOLD on North Auckland Line, all in grass and all ploughoble except 10 acres, ring fenced, 10 paddocks. Lovely 6 roomed house, nearly new, all conveniences; cowshed, stable, loft, large storeshed, implement shed, fowl house, telephone in house. Situated half a mile from school, creamery, Store and post office, and 31 miles from railway station; wharf within 1 mile. Can get to it by train or boat. Would now carry from 25 to 30 cows. PRICE £4oo*o. No mortgages; would arrange good easy terms or take good unencumbered house property as deposit, or would exchange for larger farm. The same owner owns the two places and he would exchange them both for a good mixed farm. If necessary he will assist a purchaser financially to purchase stock and to work either place. 69 FARMERS. SEND TJS PARTICULARS OF YOUR FARMS. We have numerous inquiries for farms in your district. Write today. Efficient Service Agency PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, Queen Street (op. G.P.0.), AUCKLAND Bos 1173. Telephone 1901 Telegraphic Address 11 Esrea” LADIES’ Bathing raps a fine assortment. Sponge Bags and all highclass toilet articles obtainable at Cunninghame’s Pharmacy.

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