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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1920, Page 6

1,-MD FQ-". SALE. LAND! LAND-' IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. 2000 ACRES FREEHOLD OAAft ACRES FREEHOLD |6UW iIAGNIFICENT BLOCK OP DAIRYING LAND. ONK OF THE BEST CUTINQ-UP BLOCKS IK THE WAIKATO. MOSTLY KAHIKATEA FLATS. 1500 ACRES in English graiMsf well fenced and numerous iub« divisions; abundant -waiter supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with every modern convenience; also comt'ortabjs cottage for manager and gooa out-build-ings; handy to dried milk factory, way, store, etc. This bloc* wili'be* worth £BO per acre in a very short time. PRICE £36 per acre, terms to b4 arranged. LAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE, Ward St., Hamilton, Waikato. TEE WEEK & JOLL, HAWERA. Land, Stock, General Commission and financial Agents, We offer the following propositions in Hawera lands, and eun recommend them for early inspection. 100 W-C- lease, no broken or waste land, carry 70 to 80 cows; two houses, tt and 7 rooms (one has all modern conveniences), 12-bail shed, plant at valuation; 12 paddocks, watered by rain and windmill; quarter mile factory and school; lease has 16 years to run; present rental Us. Price, •Clio, with £2<HH> cash. 100 ACRES, carrying 45 cows, 4 heifers, 12 wcaners, 4 horses; houso of !) rooms mid all outbuildings, electric light; 12 paddocks, good fences, and well watered; 5-bail walk-through cowshed with L.K.G. plant,; quarter mile to factory. Price, £<)(). with £2OOO cash. 158 ACRES, with good house 3 rooms, 3 double-bail shod (machines included), well subdivided and watered; carry 4r> cows and other stock, well suited for mixed farming, has wintered '2OO ewes and cow? and hordes, good crops and lucerne (good stand); a well-sheltered farm. Owner leaving the district For quick sale will sell at -C4ii, with £-2000 cash, or less with more cash. A cheap property. 150 ACRES, all flat, carrying 00 cows, 18 calves, o hor»es, liiO la nibs: house 5 rooms and bathroom, etc., aljo house 4 rooms, e.1,; two cowsheds. K-bail and fi-bail. Gjne plant and own power included; 15 paddocks, watered by ram and creeks. In crops: 8 acres swedes, 7 kale, 1 mangolds, 4 lucerne, and good stack hay ' Surveyed into 2 farms. Price, .€llO, with £3OOO cash. TREWEEK & JOLL, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, ' MSt & 4 KILL TEAT PAIN NOW '' i ———_ SPECIAL NOTICE to Users of Nicholas' "ASPRO" Tablets I _____ W " tUn te,timonial ' wiU l"'P greatly to relieve .ufferers from similar complaints to year ou>n. - - - / You can quit any headache in 15 minutes; relieve your Rheumatism for sure in one night, and obtain Sweet Refreshing Sleep, if you take Nicholas' "ASPRO" Tablets. They reduce feverishness, and relieve immediately all nerve pains such as Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia. They have been proclaimed pure through the press by the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia, and eulogised by him. Over a million people use them. A great point is— They Don't Affect the Heart and are practically the only remedy of their kind that can be taken safely yet effectively; they are a boon in every hou # se -they absolutely conquer pain. Decide to conquer your pah. to-day. WITH NICHOLAS' This is what a Headache feels like $6 ASPRO" TABLETS THE IMPROVEMENT ON ASPIRIN *» * reputable „»de iVS i™ JS'V*""' - «n . large ml, recantly as containing 5 grains of AsDirin » , Jwholesale houses. A sample of these tablets offered of Aspirin, the wei B ht being mlde up with French i SSJET 1 t0 COnt "'" on, y 3* entßil Ul * leasant consequences to'thofe SffS nofckSy examine'thtfable^offeS/''^ 11 ' 18 So be sure you get the Commonwealth Government tested Pure Standard Quality Nicholas * "ASPRO," which is specially distilled and an improvement on Aspirin. Tested by the Government Analyst Eulogised by the Medical Profusion. ASPRO" relieves Rheumatism in One Night, too AND MAKES YOU SLEEP 1/—l/6 4/6 F. 0 WEILL ® CO,, LTD., Factory Representatives for New Zealand, LAMBTON on AT *-*•

To the scarcity of bushfellers Auckland nawmillers attribute the prescii: shortage of timber. Tin; manager n; a largo concern, speaking to a. "Nmv Zealand Herald" reporter, said that ilie mills simply cannot fill their orders, because the men arc not there to procuic the timber. There is also a flm'tagi of labour at tiie mills, but it is not nearly so acute as the scarcity of hushfellers. All the reserve slocks held at the mills were used up during the war; since then there has not been sufficient labour to rebuild the reserve, ''while we ara faced at the same time with an ever-increasing demand," Timber merchants are endeavouring to secure supplies from every source available, including the west const of the South Island; but here again shortage of shipping has to be reckoned with. Several ton/tracts Jiavc been let for timberfelling in the Kauaeranga bush. Thames, where millions of feet of kauri are available, but so fnr the contractors 'have not been able to obtain enough bush-hands to begin the work. There is no remedy for throat and chest troubles that has been tested so thoroughly and searciiii "Nazol." It gets more friends t' e more :t is tried, fl your throat troubles you use ".Nazol.' 1