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Taranaki Daily News, 10 May 1919, Page 6

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■ DISINFECTANT ■ GERMKILLER SOLD EVERYWHERE. PINTS Is, QUARTS Is 6d, GALLONS 8s 6d. , THE BEST DISINFECTANT, RADIUM POLISHES QJERSTENA for BREAKFAST, *)VVVV\\\\,\\VW\\*XXVV\W% "TEEDMANS \ SOOTHIN6 \ OWDERSf CHILDREN J REUEVE \ FEVERISH* HEAT, % PREVENT^ \ and preserve-a £ Healthy state of the i J Constitution-. I f t These Powders contain & £ no poison. ? uxvwwvwwvwww COMPARE" THIS WITH TARANAK| PRICES. TIP-TOP DAIRY FARM. J25 ACRES, all flat, all grass; som, of the best land in the Waikatt district; carrying capacity, 7| dairy cow*; very fine climate house 7 rooms, cow shed *nt otlier buildings; 2 miles railwaj station, on good road. Price, £l\ an acre; £ISOO cash. (8140, MATTHEWS BROS., (Late of Taranaki.) Land > Agents, Hamilton QERSTENA for BREAKFAST. 145 Freehold on Alain Road, ■ '; '■■■■■.■.'■ ;>-:tUPBe to Hawera'l 'Factory, pchool, ana Store half mile. ■ Modern 6> tflpmed House|,at. ''tuta..fi.'..-waterj bathroom, scullery] etc.; gpoff concreted cow< shed, implement' and,trap shed. Subdivided into If paddocks; watered by ram and windmill; plentv winter crops and hay. Price, £SO per acre. Terms, £I2OO cash; balance 5 years at (I per cent. , 50 ACRKS - the P'<* of Hawcra land; clone, to Factory, School and Railway;.all level; not a foot of broken land cm the farm; 5 acres lucerne, 2 stacks of hay, acre carrots and mangolds; concreted cowshed and yard; C paddocks; plenty water; 5-roomed house; bathroom, etc.; implement and gig shed. Milking .*.) cows; wintered r> cows, 2 horses and 1 bull. Price, £125 per acre; cash, £BOO.

GRAVES & CO., ESTATE AGENTS, , HAWERA. (Opposite P.O:). Q.EHSTENA for BREAKFAST. See tlmt the Water Bottle vou buy is fitted with the "UNIQUE" Stopper, the bottle tlmt won't burst, because of the properly vulcanised se.'.ms. Made by the. NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO, whose brand i? on the neck .of bpttle. C 3 four rinks between teams selected bv the president (Mr. W. Mac Donald) and the vice-president (Mr. H. Edgecombe), the latter winning by U poiati,