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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4472, 7 October 1909, Page 2

fiIVE US A FAiSHa */ FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY ! SID. LAURENCE, H OR-OLASS LADIEb’ & GENTS.’ TAILOR, la prepared to give an Extra Pair of Trousers FREE, with each Suit from this date. No shoddy work or material, but everything of the best. Fit, Style and Workmanship guaran* teed. Leave your orders at once, atd secure this opportunity, with the advantage of of obtaining above for Xmas, and don’t be disappointed. We employ no females to work on our Goats, and we don’t promise to give you £2 off your suit as a blind, but we give you the very best of everything. Call and inspect our stock. Note the Address— Opposite Bank of New Zealand. 678 Teacher’s Residence at NethertoD. TENDERS due at the Education Board’s office, Auckland till Noon on TUESDAY, October 12th. Plans with the Town Clerk, Thames, and the Postmaster, Paeroa. JOHN FARRELL, 992 Architect. J t & G. LOVEGROVE LAND AGENTS, TE AROHA. FOR SALE. pi QA DEPOSIT, balance five years ; oti LvG 8 acres freehold suburban home, new house of five rooms, washhonse, etc. This land is all high and airy, all in grass; river and main load; 15 minutes’ walk from Te Aroha. Price £B2O. HO A A Will purchase the goodwill of <3/<SUv/ 88 acres land, now carrying 28 head of milking cows ; about 15 years of the lease to run yet. House, milking ■heds, etc.; handy to creamery, school and township ; low rent. OA.fi ACRES Freehold, all level land . /WTU about 60 acres of rich drained swamp on this blcck. This is the making of a real good dairy farm. Price £6 10s per acre; about £3OO cash, balance easy terms. AA A CASH—I 67 Acres at £7 15s per acre, all first-class level land, river and main road frontages, about 30 acres rich river flats, 40 acres ready for grass, balance rough feed. One mile from creamery, school and township. This is the makings of a splendid dairy farm. Apply at once I/O ACRES Freehold, all first-class II " level land, all ploughable ; river and road frontage, mostly improved, but plenty of rough feed. Just the farm for man with small capital. Handy to cream ery. Price, £6 10s per acre, very easy terms. 1 ACRES Freehold, all rich level J-UI land, all improved. There are some splendid river flats on this farm; well fenced, handy paddocks ; house of 5 rooms, milking sheds, etc.; five mi q utes from creamery and township. Price £l2 per acre; about £3OO cash, balance long term at 5 per cent. Stock of 30 cows can be taken at valuation. 1 QAA ACRES unimproved. Some of iuvv the finest land in the district [& in this block; handy to railway station. oto. Price £3 10s per acre, easy terms, QO ACRES Freehold, all in good grass, vO partly fenced j bandy to creamery, etc. Price £8 per aero; about £BO cash, balance very easy terms. QAa ACRES Freehold, handy lifctlo Dv/U sheep farm, all in grass except 100 acres shelter. This country will winter 2 sheep to the acre. Price £6 per acre, very easy terms to a good man. Q£A ACRES Freehold, Nice little OUU sheep farm, all fu grass, all ploughaable, This is equal to 2J- abp fi p to the acre, country house cf 4 room 2, j sheds, etc. Price only £8 per acre; about £6OO cash, balance easy. 1 6 O ACRES Freehold, first-class level JLOO land at Waitoa, riyer and main road, nice patch of native bush This farm is alTin grass or crop, well fenced $ | handy paddocks ; will carry 60 milking cows. Almost new house of 6 rooms, milking sheds, etc.; £-mile from creamery ; handy to railway station, school, and township. Price, £l6 per acre; about £BOO cash, baJ&rwe, easy terms at 5 per cent. J. & G; LOVEGEOVE, Land Agents, Te Aroha; 40 INFLUENZA, COLDS, SORE THROATS Stanley Bay, August 23rd, 1909. — Nazol, Ltd. Dear Sirs, —For some time past my family and self b?<ve suffered from Influenza, Colds and Sore Throats, We have tried many remedies advertised, but could get no good result until we took some Nazol, which acted like a charm—not only relieving, but curing us. I have much pleasure in testifying to its wonderful power, —Youre faithfully, “ A Stanley Bay Resident/' Mr W. Cox, Huroffney-street, Ballarat 1 Vic!., writes : “I have been a great sufferer from rheumatism and having i obtained the greatest relief by the use, of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm I cannot speak too highly of it- Whenever I feel the rheumatic ptfins coming on, 1 give the affected parts a few applications and it always arrests the attack. I know several people who have used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and they all speak in the highest praises of it.” For sale by J. B. Johnson, Agent. —Advt, J. B, Johnson has devoted special consideration to the seed and manure department, and wishes to see the Laurie Cup for champion Swedes won by aTe Aroha farmer. Our seeds are all tested before being offered, and we are agents for best varieties. —Advt. For the latest fashions in millinery try Gahagan’s Economic.—Advt.

J{. W, Edwards