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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3483, 11 May 1920, Page 8

1 Kaettht ‘bale. FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. B/It-ZSSRS DALGE'}.‘Y & CO. LTD., AB'E{z\H.'—‘-.;VIS & WILLIAMS, AND N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE OOY., will sell:— l 8 fat bullocks 0 28 18~mth steers Land 724 -Acres. Land The cheapest snip in the Bay of Plenty. Don’t miss this chance of buying in a climate Were snows and mud are unknown. . This fine block containing 724 acre rfreehold is practically all heavyvsolid silt swamp, and at present being drained. There is a good fall and the land must double its value within a Very short time. Remember this is country when broken in will fatten‘ a bullock per acre. Clover and Eng-I lish grassed as well by simply surface sowing. _ I The rapidly growing town of Wha-e katane is only four miles away, and? only two miles to the East Coast] Freezing Works and Railway Station close by, also school, factory and sale yards. This block faces the main road and is suitable for cutting up into 50 acre sections. ‘ . I Price only £3O per acre for quick: sale. £2OOO cash down; balance ar~' ranged at 5; per cent. Apply quickly. 77; ACRES on the famous Rangitaiki swamp. This handy little farm is all in grass and crops. Four roomed house. cowshed and outbuildings. Situation on main road, close to factory and school. Price £56 per acre. £IOOO cash; balance easy terms. 3’ A. L. LUKE, ;

f THE BUSY FARM AND LAND i ‘AGENT. Postal Addres:S Awakeri ' (near [Whakatane). via Rotorua. Telegrams: LUKE, Whakatnne. .. _ MANAWATU 3. WEST COAST . AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ~ ASSOCIATION. _ lAEFILIATED WITH; THE ROYAL { EHORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 133%; Natsonai Efiazyy Show T AND ‘FIFTH PUREBRED CATTLE EX- »_ HIBITION AND SALE. ' ALSO « jMANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIA- % T,ION’S EXHIBITION. -.._____ , PALME_RSTO~N NORTH SHOW I E GROUNDS. - ‘ 2211”, 23rd, 24th and 25th JUNE, 1920.! BUTTER AND CHEESE CHAM- [ PIONSHIPS. A ; Wonderful Display of the Industries‘ and Products of New Zealand. Wanganui-Te Aute Football Match‘. and other ring events. ’ | GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE ON JUNE 7th. 5 SCHEDULE ON APPLICATION. ‘ S W. T. PENNY, Secretary} i Box 85, Palmerston North. ‘ E 1 ; ,-"2 VARNISHES. . 1 E . ‘ = I 2 "' 5." 192:? Si §;)S:g)2rs ] We have just, landed ex s.s, “Ora.ri”‘ a very large shipment of Exclusive Designs, which We shall Sell at the‘ OLD PRlCES——having bought before’ the recent thirty per_ cent. rise.

NOW ON VIEW IN OUR SHOWROOMS. FULL STOCKS OF PAINT SCRIM, ETC., ALWAYS ‘EARRIED. ju-C Q?-MS. dflODAI.I, DIRECT IMPORTER. MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE. ' ‘PHONE 116. P.O. BOX 60. ’l.‘cstc-rl in thousands of kitchens. SHA.I{LAND‘S Baking Powder has n(*\‘m' failed to rise. Costs less than Ottuj-I's—worth more, 1 §C§v§‘a E.-Igirzc:ers and Surve_)_'ors Make Big Money. ’We can train ¥lou by correspondence. Prospectus rec. 8.0.8, GOBRESPONDENGE GOLLEGE .‘Box 1573. AUCKLAND. , PRINCIPU-5: A. W. Short. 8.A.. and G. P. o’Sha.maa.uy. Ph. D. THIESPASS NOTICE. ANYONE found trespassing with dog or gun on our properties will be prosecuted. A. P. SPOONER. E. W. SPOONER. V. G. OLLIVER.