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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1919, Page 11

-Ul Passehendaele was the place—*—it was there-your Daddy fell-fighting in the mud and rain so tlwi we here might be safe from Hun brutality—so that the World shoul<H»e a clean and decent place for clean and decent sea and women. *And now you children must be brought up to live worthy of your heritage— to make the best of yourselves in the purer, sweeter world made possible by the supreme sacrifice of your father and his like.!' So Grandad tells the children. But how are they to "make the best of themselves"—to develop the finest that is in them so that they may become capable, honourable men and women —without a.father's care? i To help them to such a desirable consummation is the object o( the " TrcntEatoj Dominion Scholarships Art Union ♦ w&chwoU provide Scholarships for the children of New Zeabndfs killed and disabled heroes. You can help the kiddies bgr, buying; a few tickets each week—and at the same tfinejyou have a good chance of winning some of the ■ AHmtttlk PtScn— There arc: over 470! prizes, every one a sov. "Eheirtotar value is about ; Second, £700.; Third, £550; Bamtfi,fsoo»s-feart)ecn prize* over £IOO in value. IndMbkare tiuaaaads of Sheep,, two Motor Gats, Pianos, Sieiim •£ Hnnritare,. Sesrinj Machines, eta,, etc, etc. :. WMpr-CawtJ' Sir A.. W. Robin.. KCMG, Cftr *o«ir;,fcM.G., N;27.5.C.;; Dr..J; W.AAnw. it: :Ju»e* Haicbtesb.. Enj. (of Mtm SegficMoa EaEJ) Sia«»Kirkcil«ft.Eu,. akfubhom closes junb 30 Drawn JWy »J, %&l» f To THE SECRETARY, Dominion Art Union, P.O. Box 28J, WELLINGTON. Ticked Cheque enclosed for. „„„ _, Sddreis ~.. * .* ~ • & Endow Stamped Addreued Envelopa (or Reply.

JHOT BEACH DAIRY FARM j ACRES, freehold, on good metal road; land runs right to coast and is< aIE! the exception of a few.jamall Jmmraocks; has been flax counwfctered bjr never failing Etreams; free of weeds; 65 eow^milkcd fbjs 'imon besides carrying young stock, horses and sheep, and farm can be madfr *0 cairjr pondderably more stock. Dwelling of 5 rooms (fairly old but cowshed With 12 bails, concrete floor, LiCCS. machines and water- " tarm. Price,'£s2 per acre- Free of mortgage. Good terms Worth inspecting. * I y ■*, "* i. * -'■,agK4OTs3, freehold, on metal road, sub-divided into 11. paddocks, watered *** w*y stream* and windmill; almost all level except a. fett Btnall hillocks; j ftm pert office, store, efc 4&§tl}iffiMt Wih, of ft rooms, one let; cowshed with Ig bails, concrete Spor. P«f acre; terms, £IOOO cash; balance arranged. < , " is now' earning 4&'eows#i.bulL'4Q calras awW horses, .nirtnterthea. - * ' K ' '&>. '•' &|Bjv*TWr iiki- *' ■' • : "' Choice Dairy Farfh.' TEN MILES FROM NEW PLYMOUTH. tZf&ACBESf carrying at present 25 cows, 4'heifers, 43 sheep and 4 horses V" «& in fine condition (owners consider that property will do 30 fpws easily) j subdivided into eight paddocks, good fences; nearly all tore! tod, well watered; good cowshed and implement shed. cent to tut yesasv- . fBEJB, OHEST [££TP£E- ACEB, MOkfiigi machines etarahisikra ifw ; * ANOLAN &Co NEW PLYMOUTH.

ON&OF THE CHOICEST WAIKATO FARMS IES freehold; divided into 12 paddocks, up-to-date aneep-proof fences and hardwood gates; every paddock watered either by spring or concrete troughs withlmll cock; no weeds or rabbits; farm is splendidly sheltered level and slightly undulating and in great hfart; metal roads, 1§ miles to all conveniences including railway; 8-roomed house, hot and cold water, phone; splendid plantations and shelter, orchard, 4000 gallon ■■ tank, large range sheds We recommend this above anything in the Waikato, and feel confident that it will carry 75 dairy «jwb PRICE £SO per acre; £2OOO cash, or less to approved man, balance oa'lst mortgage jf oi g/ns A REALLY CHEAP CRAZING FARM. 900 freehold 830 grassed and in good order, 150 ploughsble, balance '3* easy,, divided into numerous paddocks, good sheep-proof ienc.-.e, no weeds; nicety sii4afed homestead o( 7 rooms, wbdKshed, etc.; 16 miles from Hamilton by i, mile to post office and school. £lO PER iCRE very easy terms to farmer There is nothing to be compared to it in Taraiiakl. We guarantee 4t v , * No. 2/118 , < \ > , -j . GLAXO. ~. 10<ft APUWE o . n form i n good/order; no weeds, well au facfjry being built, PRICE £ rfcgt i°t"s time. This is a chekp farm. ' ; No. 3/70 of all some*of which will carry : (withbtit manuring .SftunSift^if'-*ttef lEspeßpn they consider we 1 have over-estimated buv district. : Hifar* vf "'*' COMPANY, LIMITED. '*■■' ;: ' ' L ■ hamjltM !*''..■ A. 0. BELL, Land Salesman.

G, J. ROWE LAND AGENT HAWERA PO. BOX 127. 'PHONE 40a. IQ7 ACRES, 5 miles from Eltham, all level land; 6-roomed house; large shed with machines; carry 100 cowa easy. This is a very flue property and one that is sure to rise in value. GQ ACRES, 2 miles from Hawera, good house and sheds, carry '35 cows. Price j uo £BS per acre, £BOO cash. ■OKS,ACRES just outside Hawera borough, dead level land, large new 7-roonwd house on concrete foundations, every convenience, carry 25 cows. Price V&SOO, terms. ftTPU) ACRES lease* 70-cow place, 5 jyears to run at £2 5s Bd, good terms and *j will finance good man. with limited capital