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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3464, 19 April 1920, Page 8

| H ----=_ agagsmz ~ TAMAPE AUTUMN THURSDAY, 29th APRIL, 1920. ABRAHAM & VVILLIAMS, LTD. uwill sell as above at 1 p.m. } Full Particulars Later. K { Do You Want to Sell ? Your Property? IF 80, SEE WARD & 60. OR PERHAPS YOU WANT TO BUY. . Then let us show you what we have on our books. Here's one.— % 5-ROOMED HOUSE, ‘I-I. & C. Water-;§ Ba.th_. Copper and Tube; 1-acre‘ ' freelmld. PRICE EASY. TERMS _ EASY. Remember we have farms for eale all over the North Island. ' v‘ fit ward Co., THE LIVE LAN!) SALESMEN . TUE STREET, TAIHAPE.

F-'AMOUS RANGITAIKI SWAMP.. BAY OF PLENTY. 1344 ACRES. 1344 ARCRES. £l4 10/ RA. £l4 10/ RA. ' ' CASH DOWN ONLY I £1 P.A. ' £1 P.A. BALANCE EASY TERMSAll this fine block is freehold except 84 acres native lease, which has 6._1. ..years to run. Over 1200 acres of {this land is fiat drained swamp; the balance being low hills, with a lathe {and tip top running stream. ‘ Improvements consist of small cottage, [6O acres swedes and ring fenced. A Government drain runs through centre of block, also main road. The section also faces the Main Whaka-tane-Roto:-ua Road, about 14 miles from Whakatane, and closeto school, [Post Office, Store, Saleyards, and Hotel all Within half a mile and four ’rnilcs from railway station yards are in course of construcgtfonéon the Main East Coast Railway. ' Th'ree-quarters of the land could be ploughedat once. Turnips and grain crops do exceptionally well straight out the rough. The owner would sell any portion of this block from 100- acres up, on easy terms. V ‘ 122 ACRES FREEHOLD. Fully improved and the best; of re claimed swamp, Well subdivided, with water in each paddock, on Main road,’ with 4-roomed house and shed,'closei to sale yards, Post Oflice, Store and School.‘ ‘I NOTE. - The owner has already‘ turned off over 160 big fat bull-ocks£ this year, which topped the Weights at the East Coast Freezing Works, 14’ miles away. PRICE £BS per acre;"_ £34000 cash, balance 5 years at 6i per.cent. WlßE———Write, or better still come I along. We can give you a shake- '1 down and 2. real good look round some.‘ of the best country and climate in] New Zealand. 3

e I A. L. LUKE, FARMER, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, ' Awake:-i (near Whakatane); U Phone No. 433, Whukatuno Exchange. Postal Address: Awakerl, via Rotoruau, _ T;clegra.ms: Luke W-hakatane. I Levy & Davis, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. FARMERS Winter’ is coming. Have you‘ thought of getting your light installed. If so he modern and get an etficient electric light and power plant installed. In short get a“DELCO.” Do -you know that that 180 Delcos have been sold in New Zealand alone thisyear. i Over 100.000 users in America. There is a reason for this and that! reason is that every Delco installed‘ in the last fofir years in New Zealand is selling more as time pnoves their’ economy, simplicit37'and efiiciency. Don't wait. Consult u's”‘aTt'onée";or ask the man who owns 0118- Wl'ite{ or call.

evy & Dames, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, _ TAIHAPE. We have just landed a new Stflck of lamps, shades, fittings, and heating and cooking appilances, and our new SERVICE STATION for repairs 110 all makes of batteries is now openSole Agents for “VESTA” Molsol‘ Cur Batféries. Phone 262. 2000 Pmt Bottles. I want 2000 PINT BOTTLES, for «which I will Day 13 per dozen at myN aerated water and cordlfl raototyy. ; J. H. JOHNSON. ‘J