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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3541, 31 July 1920, Page 8

l&ihape Land Agency FARM AND TOWN PROPERTIES TO BUY OR SELL. AGENTS FOR: STATE FIRE INSURANCE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT (Life and Accident Branch) NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. (OPPOSITE STATION). J 935 ACRES Freehold, 500 acres in 'grass/undulating to hilly, wintered •*SO sheep and 80 head of cattle, new l-rouiu cd house, 5 tulle." from railway station, £i' 7/ per acre, and only £SOO Cash. j 400 AGUES Freehold, 8 miles from I Raetihi by good motor road, all down ! and in grass, splendid sheep and dairy I farm, £3O por acre. Easy Terms. j 373 ACRES 10J miles from Raetihi, tbout 223 acres in grass, balance good bush, wintered 400 breeding ewes.' Price £4' per acre. Mostly Cash. 200 ACRES Freehold, soldiers farm, :>wner will take second mortgage, absolutely recommended. Price £2O r >er acre. i 200 ACRES good dairy farm, nearly all flat.and ploughable; good 3-roornt>d , house, cow byres, etc. Only 5 miles i from Raetihi. £22 10/ per aCrej | 1'750 cash. I iCtttos JUand Agency j

For Sale Several houses, 4, 5 and 6 rooms at most reasonable prices, right in the town. Early application will be necessary. CHANCES LIKE THIS SELDOM OCCUR. Apply: "HOUSES" Box 18, Taihape. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANYONE found trespassing with dog or gun on our properties will be prosecuted. A. P. SPOONER. E. W. SPOONER. V. G. OLLIVER. W. W. OLLIVER. | TRESPASS NOTICE. Trespassers found on the property of the undersigned, at Utiku, with dog or gun will be prosecuted—no favour shown. WILSON WINIATA. M. O'DEA, Winiata. CARRIERS AND CONTRACTORS KUKU STREET. ALL CLASSES OF LIGHT AND

HEAVY CARTING- UNDER- ! | TAKEN.' FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED. ; ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. j Storage accommodation for all classes of goods. | Firewood Merchants—Matai and i Maire. ' DAY PHONE 209, after 7 p.m. 202. | Orders for wood taken after 7 p.m. Night Phone.

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