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Taranaki Daily News, 28 January 1920, Page 8

AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. ■7GMONT A GRICULTURAL AND pASTORAL ASSOCIATION, SHOW DAYS ISth & 19th FEBRUARY. ENTRIES CLOSE 7th FEBRUARY. COMPREHENSIVE Schedule of Classes for Ring Competitions, Sheep Dog Trials, Jumping Competitions, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Home Industries, etc. Box 148, Hawera. C. R. STANNARD, Secretary. pARANAKI METROPOLITAN ' gOCIETY'S 4,; th ANNUAL SHOW. WAIWAKAIHO SHOW GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. . MARCH 3rd and 4th, 1920. Prize Schedules now available. Posted to any address on application Live Stock of all kinds catered for, Leaping and other Competitions. -Liberal Prize Money, Trophies, Championship Ribbons, and Certificates to compete for. The appointments at our new Show Grounds are right up to the moment. 59 additional Cattle Pens have been roofed in since last Show, and various other improvements of benefit to the exhibitor have been effected. Schedules obtained from Secretaries, Stratford, Egmont and Wa* nganui A. &. P. Societies, • Messrs. Newton King, Inglewood,' or from WILLIAM P. OKEY, Secretary. 'Phone 87, P.O. Bos 19, New Plymouth.

THE DEMAND FOR LAND. With the prospect of record prices for dairy produce next season, a big demand for good farms is being experienced. We quote a few tip-top model farms in the Hawera District we are instructed to sell—the returns justify the prices, and here you are, right in the heart of the biggest producing area. £A ACRES and carrying H cows. 8 heifers, 2 horses, 1 bull, 12 calves, 5 sheep; fences practically all boxthorn; watered by windmill in centre of farm; buildings are a feature of the place, the cowshed being the most up-to-date possible, full concreted holding yard and concreted pig-sty to hold 50 pigs; house of 5 rooms in splendid order and conveniences, and included with the farm are 4-cow L.K.G. plant with Lister engine, 6 cans, cart, harness and farm implements, all in very fine order, also 2 stacks hay. A model farm, no work to do to get it in order and giving tip-top returns. Inspection will convince you. For terms and conditions apply to us at once, We are sole agents.

J A ACRES, good house with every convenience, motor shed and splendid cowshed, concrete yard with totara posts; sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 2 windmills, water laid on in every paddock; live hedges throughout; carrying 30 cows, 10 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls'and 4 horses. This farm was awarded first prize in the A. & P. farm competition 1916. Not an inch of waste land. The owner selling only on account of illhealth.. Milking machines go with the farm. Qrt ACRES overlooking the township v and NEVER BEEN MILKED ON; first-class land and admirably suited for stud farm; been used for fattening only, and has wintered 400 sheep; subdivided into 8 paddocks, with good wire and live fences; watered by stream and dam; handy to factory; very attractive bungalow house of 5 rooms, scullery, bathroom, h. & c. water, telephone, etc, motor shed and workshop; no cowshed. An ideal proposition. TREWEEK & JOLL,

REPATRIATION SUMMARY OP BENEFITS SUMMARY OF BENEFITS PROVIDED FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND SOLDIERS' WIDOWS UNDER REPATRIATION ACT, 1918. Loans up to £3OO to establish Discharged Soldiers, and Soldiers' Widows in Business. Loans up to £SO (free of interest) for the purchase of Furniture, Tools of Trade, etc. Sustenance for Soldiers or Soldiers' Widows receiving training in Technical Schools and Kindred Institutions. Financial Assistance to Apprentices resuming their indentures, or trainees in private factories or workshops; also to approved traiaees on farms. Assistance to men desiring employment, etc. Pull particulars regarding the above matters may be obtained from Hon. Secretaries of Local Committees, or Representatives at Inglcwood, Waitara, Stratford,-Eltham, Hawera, Patea, Opunake, or from— A..S. ALLEN, Repatriation Officer, NEW PLYMOUTH, '"hone 681, P.O. Bok 73.