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Taihape Daily Times, 19 July 1918, Page 8

They will be pleased to see Photos enlarged. All kinds and sizes of Photos and Enlargements supplied at Moderate Prices by 8. UDELL P H 0 T 0 G R AiP h E R STATION, STREET, TAIHAPE. NEWSPAPER AD'VISRTISIN'Gt. Mr A. E. Chamberlain, of Chicago, dealing with the subject of newspaper advertising, says:— "No other medium can give you all the following qualities found in newspapers: 1. "Newspaper advertising covers either the local field or the entire country. 2. ‘Newspaper advertising makes pos aible local co-operation between newn paper and advertiser. Judicious newspaper advertising h one ot ;he secret* of commercial e.io

HE Se a# CH fO" 1 FARMERS ARE SPECULATORS Call or write for full particulars of these bargains. We have inspected them. 110 ACRES, Tip-top, semi volcanic, ploughable land, situated in one of i Auckland’s most progressive boroughs only one mile from P.O. and station, splendid cutting up proposition, four acre section within coo-ee, selling at £IOO per acre, unimproved. There is a modern house of five rooms on this property, bathroom, washhouse, hot and cold water service, porcelain bath and basin, etc., separator room, cartshed, implement shed, 6-bail cowshed, all iron, fowlhouse and run, pigsty, etc; 95 acres are in grass, and there are five acres of splendid native bush The property is ring fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks. The price is only £4O per ac r e and the terms are £SOO cash. Balance arranged or would consider a good unencumbered house as part payment and about £l5O cash. (W. 17) .215 ACRES. —Six miles from Matamata, all flat and ploughable, except creek, banks, half m grass and nearly ring fenced, five paddocks, good house and outbuildings, well watered, no noxious weeds. The place has been neglected, but it has the makings of one of the best farms in the Matamata district. Farm adjoining the back has just been sold for £2O per acre. One partner has been called in ballot, and the owners wish to disssolve partnership, and will sell at the low price of £l6 and on very easy terms. Would take house property, small farm or any good security as part payment, but no inflated values entertained. 127 ACRES. —Good ploughable land and well watered by streams, ringfenced, nine paddocks, 100 acres in grass, 5 acres orchard, 12 acres fallow, now carrying 15 dairy cows, 5 yearlings, 60 sheep, and two horses. Buildings comprise 6-roomed kauri house, 3-stall stable and barn combined, 3bail cowshed, and other outbuildings, situated miles from school, store, and post office, wharf, etc. Only 25 miles from Auckland. Price, £2O per acre. £7OO cash, balance arranged. / Efficient Service Agency PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, Queen Street (op. G.P.0.), AUCKLAND Bos 1173. 'Belephone 1901 Telegraphic Address ‘'Earea”

BIGGER PROFITS FOR THE FARMER. THE KEY WHICH OPENS THE DOOR TO GREATER PROFIT IS THE JUDICIOUS USE OF FERTILISERS. The best grades of fertilisers will also help to produce the highest yields, and thus give you handsome increases in profit. : V FEED THE LAND WITH ECLIPSE FERTILIZER Scientifically prepared to suit the special requirements and local condi-« tlons, ECLIPSE FERTILISERS Cannot be excelled,! All prices free on rail, Imlay, ECLIPSE FERTILISERS are easily distributed, readily soluble, and run freely through the drill,The New Zealand Refrigerating Co., Ltd. VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI, '