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Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1920, Page 1

miscellaneous. •pHE B.K. Bookshop.—The finest Sporting Novels of this generation: "Golden Babbs' Victory," "Paddy Doran," "The Plying Jockey," by E. C. Buley. These novels of sport are written by a specialist who understands racing. Buy one and you will buy them all. Price, 2s 3d. in. 'jpHE B.K. Bookshop.—Steamed Pudding: 2 cups flour, 1 cup suet, 3 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons jam, J teaspoon soda, 1 cup milk; mix all together and steam 3 hours. From the Hostel CookeryJßook. Price, 6d at the B.lv. f.n 'jHJS B.K. Bookshop.—Good books at 3/0 each: Ambrose Lavendale, Diplomat (Oppenheim), Three of Hearts (Ruck), Wynnegate Sahib (Sutherla.nl!), The Eldest Son (Marshall), The HalfHearted (Buchan), (Kyne), The Squire's Daughter (Marshall), Rainbow Nights (Soutar). f.n. >pfir B.K. Bookshop.—Mary Slessor, of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary, by W. P. Livingstone. A biography and romance rolled into one, and one of the mo9t fascinating stories ever penned. Price, 6s fid. f.n. B.K. Bookshop.—Rack Biscuits: 1 lb flour, Jib butter, j teaspoon ginger or nutmeg, 607, sugar, lemon peel, 1 teaspoon B.P, Mix with 1 egg and a little milk; bake in a quick oven. Prom the "Tried Favorites Cooker Book. Price, 3s 6d at the B.K. f.n B.K. Bookshop.—Hutchinson's Magazine, April number, containing a new novel by the author of "Sonia"; also complete stories by "Sapper", "Herbert Jenkins", "Cosmo Hamilton", "C. N. Williamson", and many others. Price Is 3d. f.ti. fHE B.K. Bookshop.—Read "Whispering Smith," tby Frank H. Spearman. Something happening all ,tbe time. Price, 2s 3d. f.n.

GOOD PRODUCTIVE LAND. An opportunity is offered a Discriminating Land Buyer to secure at a cheap cost—--9fioo ACRES, more or less, Land Transfer Title, 900 acres in good grass, 400 aere3 flat and swamp, balance mostly undulating; about twothirds ploughttble. Five-roomed house, wash-house, every convenience, 'phone install"'!. 3-stall stable, chaff room, man's roo; ir.-ft-class wool shed, yards and dip, also implement shod. Good fencing and gates, encircling 12 subdivisions. Railway station on property, sale yards, stor.i and post office adjoining. Carrying capacity 1000 sheep and 200 mixed cattle. PriSe £8 10s per acre, bedrock. This is an undoubted bargain for a practical man. Any bona fide buyer could easily improve value to at least £ls per acre at small cost.

Further details on application to— DARBY & FINDLATER LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MATAMATA, IN THE FAMOUS EAST TAMAKI. 15 MILES FROM CITY OF AUCKLAND. 1 66 land, all in grass, well watered, 3 road frontages, a good cutting up proposition. Suitable town inilk supply. Good 5-roomed house and outbuildings, trice £6B per acre; £2OOO cask down, balance 5 years at 51 per cent. MARAMARUA-GOING CONCERN. 255 180 in 'g rass > 80 acres flax swamp, of which 25 acres are in grass, balance nearly drained, small patch bush. Good house 8 rooms, cowshed, etc. Thirty lust-class eows. Price £2B 10s. Good tonus can be arranged. This is in a good district that is .moving very fast. ' PUKEKOHE DISTRICT. |SOO ACRES, 1400 in grass, good limestone and papa country; 400 acres of rich river flats, 100 acres of which is in bush. Carrying ISOO sheep, 400 head of cattle, mostly breeding cows, and 25 horses. Nice bungalow, 5 rooms, and outbuildings. A really good property. Price £l6 10s per acre. 25 per cent. cash.

J: SUTCLIFFE & CO. 17 VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. •; SOME MOTOR BIKE BARGAINS. One 5-0 INDIAN, £75. One ROYAL RUBY, ;U, tliree-speed, good order, £55. Another ROYAL RUBY, three-speed, , guaranteed, £4O. 1919 7-9 INDIAN; as good as new in every way; a real snip; £OO. One 1910 7-9 electric model INDIAN; fine machine; £llO. One two-speed DOUGLAS, £45. One three-speed TRIUMPH, £45. One KUDGE MULTI, £3O. STAINTON AND CO. LIMITED. P.O. BOX 142. STEW PIWrIWIB