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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1918, Page 3

000 ACRES Freellol(i - MO a:res plowable, balance good hills; snit.uils for cattle and sheep. iMibiividcd into 25 sheep proof paddocks, wmierJlg 2000 grown sheep and 21)0 cattle. Well situated for saleyards. ra.Jway etc.; metal roads, modern 7-roomc-d house, every convenience. Price. fi.'i 10/jier acre. Easy terms to bona tile purchaser. Owner will entertain taking interest bearing property as d«po4it,'iad leave any balance of purchase wiiey on mortgage. . No. i;/i(i27, 850 ACRES Free h°W;"one of the finest pieces of grazing land in 'JY.ramui, free of weeds and rubbish, subdivided into IS paddocks; about 1-Ji) acre* have been plowed and resown. Wintering SjO bd. Ewes, 550 hoggcK 70 2y«ar old heifers, and 05 yearlings. 5-rouuwd house, woolshed, dip e'-.c. A really cikap property at £l3 d'i acre. ■ No. lIMG'.'GA. """! ACRES L. I. P. at £7 per annnum, a fine little dairy farm with evnry convenience. Good homestead, numerous outbuildings; about 50 acres nave been stumped; 10 paddocks, gojd ohcep proof fences. Within a few minuter of school, cheese factory, store and telephone. Will easily carry 2J "nwa. Through ill health the owner will »ell on easy terms, or will accept a house and few acres as deposit, leaving the balance on Ist mortgage for long term. Trice, bedrock, £2B per acre. No. 12/1021. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile flgeny Ge«, lid. SIfiAIFOBD, W. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. \ house fitted with every convenience, large covfshed and substantial outbuildings, motor shed, metal road; one of the best farms on the coast, price £43 per acre; reasonable terms can be arranged. "IflA ACRES freehold, all improved and having level frontage to good metal AU* ro ad ; 4Vi miles from New Ply month, bandy to factory and railway •tation, schools a*d freezing works. " Practically all ploughable land. S bailed eowshed, implement shed, out shed and wbare, 7 paddocks; reasonable price; terms, will be accepted. "J I C ACRES freehold, all has been ploughed and laid down in mixed Eng-•J-i-O fish masses, fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, 0 roomed liouse, wwshed and outbuildines. fronting main metal road; factory adjoining, >'. mile to store, Post Office and school, etc. The farm is medy situated and &g to the sun and is well-watered. Price only £23 per acre. Apply sharp. IMDiVHIUM AUCTIONEER. LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Late W. Rowe). Grain, Seed and Produce Merchants. ' ' Stock Best Quality ■ CRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. FOWL WHEAT. CHAFF. OATS. ETC.,, At lowest prices consistent with prime quality. v in stock: GOLDEN DAY CEMENT. The best cement en the market. MEGGJTTS! n! in the feeding (if horses, cows, calves, pigs and ii< ultrv It builds up tissue, as well a' furnishing the material for the repairing of the tissues, and is convertible into / f.it and heat. !.£SS-FOOD AND 'J? K 'M{ GREATER REJ U ft ft* - J, - 1S wb ,wn * t) V J]y» i.D by the use ol 1 LINSEED OIL MEAL. ■hat Mr. Ceo. Smart. 'IV Kiiiti. New" Zealand, says;—"l have j;:r Meggitt's Calf Meal this season and have found it very satis- • . My "wives have done very well on it and it is bo very easy The way I get the best results is to put one handful for each o a bucket then add boiling water, stir well and then mix with Ik." Pamphlet instructing how to feed mailed free. 11 Stores, or full particulars from Agents:—BLAlß, REED & CO., WELLINGTON N.Z. or Linseed Oil and Oil _ a»j Meal Manufacturers 26 KING STREET, SYDNEY, N.S.W. 7/;:^ Because of its economy "Am'oer Tips" is everybody's Tea. Any family can afford it. You use less and get a better cup of tea. Its uniformly high standard of quality has been the wonder of our competitors, and the delight of its users. That's why from the North Cape to the Bluff i.Ls become a household word. It costs a little more than but is worth the money. DON'T be persuaded to buy some cheaper and inferior brand. Remember fine teas like Amber Tint" are economical and healthful. Packed in Three Grade*: