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Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1917, Page 6

"ftMBURY'S TABLES OF ODDMENTS OF SHOP 70 BE CLEARED AT HALF PRICE DURING FEW DAYS >s OF STOCKTAKING. ■-* * /:- - - AMBURY'S Two^stops New- Plymouth*

LAND FOR SALE. 82 ACRES. ffQ&bly *iinpr&ed dairy farm, all been ploughed, splendidly! grassed, well shelhurnifl. "Factory on farm, school handy; will carry 35 cows; 5-roomed house, * per.acre, £4OO cash, balance 7 years at 5 per with purchasing clause* Don't miss this opportunity. 100 ACRES. dairy farm, all level, subdivi'M into I*2 paddocks 40 acres )wec ploughed, sheep-proof fencing, factory on farm, school handy; nice dwelling {bouse of seven rooms, splendid cowshed with concrete floor and yards, up-to-Thk is an ideal home; iand is of rich quality.. Imbalance 7yaarsat 5} per cent. Price £35 per acre, £BOO cash \ 120 ACRES. SFrcebold la mi'of rich quality, subdivided into 16 paddocks, '4O acres been ploughed; factory adjoining, school opposite; 7-roomed house, good cowshed; flxchwd. etc. Will carry 40 cowc. oPßlCEonly £32 per acre, £350 cash, balance 51 per cent. , Qui recommend this,

I help YOU to MAKE MONEY. E. JACKSON, VALUES AND COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD AND KEW PLYMOUTH. ygjONßox 15, jP.O Box 39. A SCIENTIFIC SUBSTITUTE FOR NEW MILK. THOMSON'S CALF FOOD HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FOOD RICH IX FAT AND PROTEIN. All users juat as pleased as this well-known farmer. of testimonial received from Mr. D. Black: — Kaponga, August 28, 1916. Having used Thomson'* Calf Ileal for the past two years at the rata ton per year, I claim to have given it a fair test, and have always lad satisfactory results. I find it mixes well with the wher, and my ' calves are absolutely free from scour. 1 can with confidence recom- . Bent my fellow settlers to give it a fair trial. < ) (Sigd.) D. BLACK. . No advance in price. | 22/6.per 1001b. 11/6 per 50lb. F For sale by LESTER BROS, Central Stores. Midhirst, ' KAUFOKONUI CO-OPERATIVE STORES, JOLL DAISY COMPANY, All branches. JAS. MILLS, Cash Stores, Mangatoki. tor C. A. WILKINSON, LTD., DISTRIBUTORS, ELTHAM.

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