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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1920, Page 2

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THE WOOL MARKET. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright, , London, Jufcfc 19. Bradford reports little more nesß Is Insufficient to teat , values. THE BUTTER MARKET. There is no uncertainty as to the price of butter for somo years to comc. There la an admitted world's shortage, and all butter is selling on the English market at rates hith* erto unheard of. This Is reflected in the continued demand for good dairying land. The subdivision of the Momona Estate, near T'rau, comes at an opportune time. This is a block of 1760 acres, divided into IX fine dairy farms, each cue suitable for dairying or fattening. # lt* is all Jn great heart, well- fenced and per-manently-watered, and there no better grassed land in the whole of the Waikato. It comprises flats and very easy rolling country, ail ploughable, ideal milking land, and is absolutely free from gorse, briar or blackberry. There are buildings on several of the sections. Possession may be had immediately. The auctioneers, the Farmers' Auctioneering Co., of Hamilton, and Lewis and Co., of Wanganui and Hamilton, advise all those who have not completed arrangements for the coming season to make a point of inspecting before the day of sale, which ;s fixed for Thursday next, 27th inst., .is Tirnu, at 11 a.m.