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Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. GOOD PRODUCTIVE LAND. An opportunity is offered a Discriminating Land Buyer to secure at a cheap cost—--2000 more or less, Land Transfer Title, 900 acres in good grass, 400 acres flat and swamp, balance mostly undulating: about twothirds ploughuble. Five-roomed' house, wash-house, every convenience, 'phone installed, 3-stall stable, chaff room, man's room, first-class wool shed, yards and dip, also implement shed. Good fencing and gates, encircling 12 subdivisions. Railway station on property, sale yards, storV and post office adjoining. Carrying capacity 1000 sheep and 200 mixed cattle. Price £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 & FINDLATEB LAND AND ESfATE AGENTS, MATAMATA,

IN THE FAMOUS EAST TAMAKI. lo MILES PROM CITY OF AUCKLAND, 166 ACRES splendid land, all in grass, well watered, 3 road frontages, a good cutting up proposition. Suitable town milk supply. Good 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £6B per acre; £2OOO cash down, balance 5 years at 5j per cent. MARAMARUA-GOING CONCERN. 255 ACRES, 180 in grass, SO acres flax swamp, of which 25 acres are in grass, balance nearly drained, small patch bush. Good house 8 rooms, cowshed, etc. Thirty flist-elass cows. Price £2B 10s. Good terms can be arranged. This is in a good district that is moving very fast. PUKEKOHE DISTRICT. 1500 ACRES, 1400 in grass, good limestone and papa country; 400 acres of rich river flats, 100 acres of ivhich is in busli. Carrying 1800 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.

ardensS) thcm^ m *9 sml SECQ CCESS J 'mark) Well now, let's go on with the garden and. do our little bit to reduce the high cost of living. If all available ground is not dug up and sweetened, it must be started soon. Then what shall we plant in it? Carrots are very easily grown and useful. Cooper's "Major" is splendid. . There is nothing finer anywhere, but we stock all the sorts worth having. In Parsnips, Cooper's ''Model" is unrivalled. All our other classes of seed; are equally good. Nearly all the principal prize-takers use seeds supplied by Coopers, either in packets or bulk: Ask any of them as to the genuine quality and true value. We get dozens of letters each season telling us how well "SEEDS OP SUCCESS"—COOPER'S SEEDS—do in a:l parts of New Zealand. Read the reports of the various public experimental trials. Note how splendidly Cooper's N.Z.-grown seeds compare with any imported seeds. F. COOPER, LTD., WELLINGTON, N.Z. (The largest growers of seeds south of the Line.)

THE I. 0. A. iTHE INSURANCE OFFICE OF AUSTRALIA, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. Taranaki District Agents: GRIFFIN, LTD. LIARDET ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

SHOWS. ELEVENTH DOMINION AND GREAT WINTER SHOW: HAWERA, JULY 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10th. Special Educational Features. This Year 15,000 more feet of Show Space. Tlie largest under cover Winter Show ■in New Zealand. . There are classes for—all Schools— Farm and Garden—Honey—Fancy Work —Home Industry—Poultry, etc. ENTRIES close on SATURDAY, JULY 19th. If you have not a schedule, write at once to— L, 0. HOOKER, Secretary. Bex 78, Hawara,