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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ' PALMER ROAD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. OA FORWARD & STORE OOWS 2 fat cows 25 mixed yearlings 5 empty heifers 20 springing heifers 7 Jersey yearling 'heifers (good) 20 weaner pigs 5 store piga A HANDY FAEM.

1 Sfi ACRES, Freehold, situated close ■*" to leading .town. Factory only I 5 chains distant, school 20 chains. Post office on property. Dwelling house of 6 rooms, 8-bail cowshed, concreted; 170 acres in grass, 1£ acres of shelter bush. Well watered by running streams and subdivided into 12 sheep proof paddocks. Wintered CO cows, 55 breeding owes, 20 weaners, and 0 horses. Pour-cow Ridd plant, Ik ''-p. Lister engine, and newly installed" Separator goes with the property. Immediate possession. PRICE £55 per acre. Only £SOO cash required from good man. GOING CONCERNS. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. QA ACRES, Fiv.:.-M, situated 3 miles ,**" from railway station. Factory quarter-mile. A wel) sheltered and comi pact property. About 30 acres of welldrained swamp. Carries 30 cows and does them well. Thoroughly up-to-date dwelling house of 7 rooms with hot and cold water, and in good order. Good cowshed with large hay shed, separator room, 4-cow plant with Lister .engine. No weeds. This is an attractive property, and would cut up into two handy farms. PRICE, as going concern, £QO per acre; £llOO cash required.

■I KO ACRES, Freehold, 141 acres in •*-"*' grass, balance bush. All ploughable. Wintered 45 cows. Stock at present on property consists of M dairy "epws (Jersey cross, all young), 2 draught liorses, 18 calves, 0 pigs, 10 sheep, 4-cow plant, concrete cowshed. Dwelling house of f> rooms, pantry, etc; H miles to factory, school and post office. Subdivided into 12 paddocks" and well watered by streams. PRICE as a Going Concern £35 per acre; £I2OO cash required. Eor fullest particulars apply— NEWTON KING, LTD,, LAND DEPARTMENT, P.O. Box 39, INGLEWOOD, 'Phone 0. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE j BACON CURING CO., LTD. SHAREHOLDERS are hereby notified that the following payments have been authorised by the Directors: A BONUS on previous payments varying from one halfpenny to one penny and one halfpenny per lb, and making the minimum payment for bacon pigs for the past season nine-pence halfpenny per lb. A DIVIDEND of five pounds per cent, on share capital for the past year. " The above amounts are payable after Uth October. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, Oct. 4, 1920.

FARMEES It's up to you to instal the best machine on the market. You have to consider your cows. You have to consider simplicity. You have to consider reliability. You have to consider economy. And you want the raacLine that will always give you satisfaction. Without a doubt you should instal the FARMERS'. MILKING MACHINE. No Vacuum Tank No Vacuum Troubles 1 No Troubles.

STAINTON & CO." L TI NEW PLYMOUTH. Box 142. 'Phone 732-1130. B- STONE, Representative. tfiWiUtfVk'iCt mmmm WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN OUR IUSINESS because wc look after, and lind our own business. If others did he same, we feel sure they would no If eed to worry about open competition, (ail us your cream. im^mm^W#w(%i*wrt-& ; ,

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ROOFINCr AND PAINTS. JOHN CHAMBERS & SON LTD. And all good Hardware Merchants. OLIVER & ALLANSON, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. CLOTON ROAD, STRATFORD. /"HASTINGS of any description and in any metal made at shortest notice. Expert pattern makers. Trade work undertaken.