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Taranaki Daily News, 9 February 1920, Page 8

LANP FOR SALE. FOR QUICK SALE. GOOD MIXED FARM. 516 ACRES ' all in grass, subdivided into numerals paddocks and only 3'A miles from township; good 5-roomed house and lean-to, v.oolshed, and slieep yards, cattle yards,, and dip; carrying capacity. 40 dairy cows, 300 ewes. The farm is clear of weeds and t!:e price required is £lO iOs per acre, CI2OO cash, balance can be arranged at 54 per cent. Sole agent A MODEL DAIRY FARM OF "J A A ACRES freehold, all in good English grasses but li acres shelte.* bush; subdivided into 12 paddocks, all good fences; cheese factory on the property; school, P.O. and railway station li ■ miles. Buildings: 7-roomed house, bathroom, 10-bail concrete cowshed with machines, 3 pig styes, new motor shad, concreted, implement shed, loose boxes, wood shed with circular saw. Carrying capacity 45 cows. Owner can show good returns. Received last season from 3S cows £goo for milk alone. Price £65 per acre, balance remain on flr3t mortgage for 7 years at 5* per cent. Above price to include milking machine and circular saw. APPLY SHARP—NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. THE CALL FOR FOOD. MORE MEN WANTED. To grow Butter, Cheese, Bacon Beef. Mutton, Wool, Corn, etc. "Up North," with its cheap lands and climatic advantages is the logical place to increase food production. Write to Colmore-Williams, the only and original Land Man of the North for information about the country. Enquiry places you under 110 obligation whatever. GOING CONCERN, £3O PES ACRE. 125 ACRES, FREEHOLD TITLE. Estimated to be about 50 acres in grass, balance flax, kahikatea and roughage. All rich drained swamp, except area of low tableland on slightly higher level, and upon which the homestead stands. The property is ring fenced and divided into four paddocks—water is supplied by good springs. This farm is 21 miles from river wharf (uaily ferry), 1 mile from school, cream collected at gate. LIVE STOCK: 21 dairy cows, 1 bull, 3 2-year-old heifers, 2 yearlings, 18 calves, 1 sow, 4 horses, fowls. DEAD STOCK: Spring Dray, Buggy Harness, Lever Plough, Disc, Harrows, Tripods, Oil Engine, Farm Tools, Clod Crusher, Sledges, Fencing Posts, Separator, Cans (household furniture and personal tools excluded). This is offered at a low price to ensure speedy sale as owners are dissolving partnership. Going concern price £3O, per acre, terms £IOOO cash. This property can be quickly developed to carry double the stock. Apply sole agents— COLMORE-WILLIAMS "The Land Man of the xvlorth." DARGAVILLE. Letters: P.O. Box 44, Dargaville. Telegrams: "Coljporiwill." i-It wards off -hi 5" Influenza Take no chances. Influenza and more serious troubles are often the aftermath of a cold. There is no medicine so safe and sure as Bontiinßton's Irish Moss. It is aptly called N.Z.'s family cough remedy, because 01 its wonderful popularity. 173 The best agent for auickly and surely raising cakes and scones, and lightening puddings and batters, is Edmonds Baking Powder. Infallible, pure and wholesome; it is unsurpassed and. unsurpassable. Honest, ''sure to rise," and economical. It is upheld by all cooks. 22 0 BAKING POWDER 111 COMMON SENSE RAT EXTERMINATOR. Superintendent's Offices, Milhvall Docks, London £., 15th July, 1002 E. W. Prittie, Esq., The Common Sense Manufacturing Co. Dear Sir,—During the last month your Kat and Mice Exterminator has been used m these docks, and .1 have pleasure in testifying to '.ls effectiveness. The rat have been destroyed wholesale, and we consider your Kvterminator the best rat poison we have ever used. Yours faithfully, G. HAZEI.HURST, Superintei-dent. Wholesale Agents: BURGESS, FRASER & CO. Ne • Plymouth Hawera. ' 'Fhaui 681; P.O. Bos 73.'