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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3335, 13 November 1919, Page 8

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Seed Etotaioes NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE MAIN CROP AND Ward and Coy’s I IS THE PLACE TO GET ‘ . THEM. ‘ BOTH LOCAL ~.u~‘D SOUTH SEED IN STOCK. ¥ F,_, WARD 8: CO.Auctioneers and Land Agents_ *_—~_p::—— ‘ 15 SOLDIERS’ MEMHRIAL FUN. I’ 1 PAKEHA AND MAORI. ' Li Maori Proverb: "My strength is not {due to my own efforts, but to the ef-‘ ‘ forts of the united strength of my; '} people.” ‘ . YOUR HELP IS NEEDED. The following are further contribu~: ' tions to the above fund:—— 1 "Previously acknowledged 181 1 2 "Ford Garage W 5. De Leun 1 1 0 'iA. Spence 1 1 0 Daws ;E. Ivory 0 10 6 :§*Wong Hing 0 2 6 ;'.\V.Manaro 'lSing Lee ~ j§L.Neilson 0 5 0 ’|.»l.l3ishop 0 5 0 1:1. P. Chapman \ is. W'rightson 1 1 0 L;|S.S.TimbS 1 1 0 _gWong Koo 0 5 0 ‘Lin. W. Mitchell 1 1 0 [},‘.V. J. Senptson 0 5 0 [;R.Ongley 1 1 0 TH. J. Boughton 1 1 0 lE"_Y‘o11 Lee ‘ LEl’. G. Muncaster 0 5 0 F. ‘Ward and Co. 1 1 0 "D. Hammond 1 1 0 ~H. D. Bond 1 0 0 H 1". Mansille 0 5 0 L Anonymous ,[J. Ryan 1 1 0 _ 11. Hisket IJ.Capill 1 1 0 ,M. Hammond 1 1 0 *w.Butles 1 1 0» {la.Tibbuts 1 1 0 .‘A. Robh 1 1 0 }S. Reid 1 1 0 ]H. F. Strong and Neagle .. 1 1 0‘ . 1 1 “*‘“‘“ J 1 £207 3 21 The committee wisheé to thank the, above-mentioned for their contrib-11-‘ tions. 1 I I am me want. I I A TAXI—CAR is available night and day at Capill Bros., opposite “Time,s" ‘Office. No disappointments. Tele[phone 43. I CAPIUL 3aos., ‘ TAIHAPEJ g M Hewm, I BRICKL A Y E R, ' ‘ TAIHAPE. ‘ Has Bricks, Lime and Cement In stock. Work undertaken in town and °°lllltl‘y. ‘All orders promptly attended to. Address: CAPILL’S HAUTAPU Sl‘ I ' ' “" ‘---—-~—_--.L........ __.—___..._— ........ CROCKERSQGALORE at Ward and C°'3-1 also enamel tin and brushware. We have 50 dozen odd cups to se‘;l at 11d each. _._..._______________________j____ ‘ HAVE You seen Ward and 13-3. about a. house or farm. Don't put it off or You may have to pay mom. ‘ OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERT develops Films promptly.-—ll'ookgg leamng chemist, Taihnpe. '

Raettlu Sale, '0 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, .1919. \ - At 1 .p.m. PVIESSRS DALGETY & CO,, N.Z. LOAN CO,. ABRAHAM AND VVILLIAMS will Sell,68 2 and 3—yr steers 40 mixed cattle 2 fat cows ‘ 10 cows and calves " 59 2-yr steers 100 hoggets 200 ewes with 100 per cent lambs ‘ A Great Farm. ~UP NORTELIS THE FARM YOU ‘ WANT. WIINTERED 2100 MIXED SHEEP AND 80 HEAD OF CATTLE. 1068 ACRES I‘I{.EEHOLD.——AI:I-down and sown in’ best English grasses, divided into 16 paddocks, wintered 2100 mixed sheep and 80 hCa%; of ‘cattle. watered. by Small permanent running streams and natural springs. Good 6—roomed house, large woolshed‘ with machines (16 farmers shore in this shed last season). ’ ‘Two sets ofisheep yards, cattle yards, dip and yards. all fences in splendid order (several being new), telephone and every Convenience. Only two miles by good motor road from Ractihi railway and saleyards. Good clay road to back section, Price £2O per acre, about £ISOO to £2OOO deposit from a. practical farmer, and We can finance you for the balance at 6 per cent. We have personally inspected this property and fiml it in splendid hTé’art., there being‘ a total absence of blackberry, gorse. briar and rabbits. Several acres around the homestead in cultivation, pbalance all easy rideable hilly country, principally Papa formation. 300 ACRES I'REEHOI.D.———AII down in best English grass, 5 miles by motor ‘road from Raetihi, well fenced, .a ‘splendid proposition for Returned lman as owner will take the second imortgage. £23 per acre. 3,200 ACRES o.R.P.———All in grass, good Fdairy and slleep'farm, 6 miles from lbutter factory and roilway station. [£lß per acre. A SNIP. ‘Goon BAKERY BUSINESS, doing 1500 loaves Weekly, and large small {goods trade, together with shop, tea lrooms. and living roorns; long lease and cheap rent. Carts -horses, etc... a going concern. . £350 the lot. §(H'T§3'3 Land Agency BOX 58,’ RAETIHI. _________________________________________, The Terrace, TAIHAPE. 1 38 38 38 38 1 RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS SITES.‘ RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS SITES.‘ IRESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS S.[T.E!S. ‘ 38 38 38 38 . admired block of land has now sub-H clivirled and instructed ABRA'[—IAM tel VVll.;Ll'.Al‘./IS, LTD‘, t 0 offer for {gale in the Gretna Hall, Taihape, on the zzudl November, 1919, at 1.30 p.m. I These sections are in a very desir-] able locality, being just a few minutes walk from all the public placer; of business and jizst sufficiently high to give the fortunate purchaser of any one section a most delightful outlook. Taihape possesses all the education» 9.1, S-c.;..::.._1<:'n.l and social advantages! of. the larger centres. Buy a. section r.::cl r.»-:::~!: your run or [arm from town and give the kiddies the advantage of a high school education. ‘ Here is a chance for the townsman to buy a section and build his own home. ' TERMS OF SALE: 20 per cent. day of sale, 10 per cent. in four months, 10 per cent_ in eight months, 10 per cent. in twelve months, '7r‘.::.r.t’e 2 years at 6 per cent. Plans are almost ready-—rescrve gretzr copy today from-~ ‘ ABRAI-lAM ‘AND WILLIAMS, L'l‘D., ’l‘Aii—lAPE AND ALL BRANCHES.