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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1921, Page 7

MOTOR ACCIDENT. The other day I was going down town, and as I stepped out of my gate on to the roadway, I was knocked down by a speeding motorist, who, by the way, didn’t know or didn’t care that the accident had occurred. When I gathered myself together, I found that my face was badly cut, my ankle sprained, and my hands and arms lacerated, and I was bruised all over the body. I returned to the house, where my wife dressed my wounds with BOA, the Great Indian Liniment, and this d-id great work, and in the course of a couple of days I made a complete recovery. I ascribe the speedy cure entirely to this marvellous Healer. Always have BOA handy. All Chemists and Stores. il

£7OO GOING CONCERN NEAR THE CO. ST. .00 ACRES, Freehold, nearly all level, and free from weeds. Not been milked on for years. One mile to factory, 2 miles to good township. Going concern includes 30 in-calf heifers, horses, all implements, crops, hay, grass-seed, etc. Only £47 per acre, and owner will accept £7OO cash on the lot from practical man. All balance for 7 y’ars at 5J per cent. These terms are hard to heat. Only in the market for one month. Apply sharp to— CHARLES LOWE, LAND AND STOCK AGENT, Fenton Street STRATFORD. ’Phone 346 or 231 (residence). Salesman: W. H. Tippins. We want particulars of your fardi or «_tock.