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Taranaki Daily News, 30 March 1917, Page 8

Jaees by auction N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Sales held subject to Rules of the Taranaki Auctioneers' Association. TARATA SALE DATE ALTERED. 'pHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE wish to draw to the attention of clients that their next Tarata Sale will be held on THURSDAY, APRTL 5, NOT Friday, April 6,. 1917, as advertised on the Sale Cards. LAND FOR SALE. ANOTHER SNIP, |SO ACRES, 1J miles from school, factory, and creamery; all in grass, carrying capacity about 40 cows; property all in grass and practically all ploughable; 6-roomed house, good sheds, etc. Price only £l6 per acre, terms £4OO cash. Stock, which is young anu good, can be taken at valuation. Apply: ,zl J. SUTHERLAND. BAY OF PLENTY FARMS.

YOU SHOULD ENQUIRE- ABOUT 6t| acres, all in g.-ass; house and buildings. £27 per acre, terms. US acres, partly drained swamp, well improved, £2l per acre. A gTeat place. WO acres, partly improved, £7 per acre. 32 acres, lemon farm, returning . over £7OO per year, 150 acres, all in grass, '£l3 per acre, SO acres, dairy farm, returning £350 per year. 260 p.cres, partly improved, £8 per acre. 14(1 acres, a very fine dairy farm, £lB per acre. ISO acres, well improved, £8 10s per acre. 180 acres o.r.p. improved, £9 per Easy terms for any of the above. It will pay you to get particulars. B. C. BOBBINS, LAND AGENT, TAURANGA. TO LAND SEEKERS LAND SELLERS and INVESTORS you find a land agent or firm (b« it big or small) who can do your business more efficiently and honestly, who can FINANCE vou more LIBERALLY or who cmi 'put move ABILITY at your disposal—then I'll raise my voice and SHOUT.

W. P. McNAMARA, THE PROPERTY SALESMAN (Out on his owa), Agent Mutual Life ard Citizens' Life Insurance Comply, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 759 ACRES close to Wanganni. Price u £l3 10s. Over 100 acres flat. Equity £3158. Exchange for suitable ■ arm or house property. QK ACRES dairy farm near Wanganui. Price £75 an acre including equity £3625. Exchange for larger dairy farm or business. £X ACRES, best land in the district with 13 acres orchard, all level, and milking 20 cows. Price £-1000, £7OO cash. 446 ACRES at Levin - Pr 'c ß £ 8 an acre. Equity £2OOO. Exchange for bush farm. 1477 AC PS, about 800 in grass. Price £7 10s, equity £O7OO. Change for lightly encumbered farm. ARTHUR J. PEACHEY, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI.

There is a fine story told on the authority of a wounded Australian. It says the bravest man lie ever saw was ft military' chaplain. He was on one of the barges which were landing men from our troopship at the Dardanelles. A man was shot down. The chaplain made a dash to rescue and bring the wounded back to safety, but a Roman Catholic priest standing near graoued hold of him, saying: "You must not think of it. It is madness. You are going to certain death." The Protestant chaplain shook off the restraining hand, replying: "I have gbt my orders, and they come from a higher command. I am going." He went, and was struck by a bullet while in the act of beginning his service of love and mercy. Instantly the priest sprang after him, but the officer in charge of the landing party called out: "Stay where you are. I forbid you going. We are" losing too many men." The priest calmly went on, turning his head to say as he passed: "Did you not hear what my Protestant comrade said? I, too, have <mt my orders from the hijjlw command." Within a few momenta he was dead, u a«