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Taranaki Daily News, 12 September 1921, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. LEASE 22ft -A-CRES, 80 acres flat, balance low hills; milk 55 cows; good shed (machines installed, which can be bought on easy terms); house of four rooms; factory, school, post office, railway 2 miles. Will lease 1 to 3 years at £2 per acre. Free rates and insurance. FOR SALE. fAUARTER-ACRE, with blacksmith’s 506 shop, all tools, small whare, in good district, PRICE, £250; terms to good man. W. H. KELLY, LAND AGENT, Phone 243 STRATFORD. Box 19

YOUR OPPORTUNITY AT MANGATOKI. g 0 ACRES farm in famous Mangatoki district; all in grass except about 9 acres under crop for spring feed; 12 paddocks; all level; comfortably carry 32 cows. Tar-sealed road past property. Modern dwelling, 6-roomed; Wizard light, telephone; well-laid-out lawns; 10-bail cowshed and concrete yard; barn stables, implement shed, under one roof. £lOO per acre, with £750 cash; balance 5 years at 6 per cent. HARRISON & CO., LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM. P.O. Box 112. Phones: 200 (day), 221 (night).

GRIFFITHS & CO. ESTATE AGENTS. CUSTOM STREET WEST, AUCKLAND VVE have a client who wishes to settle in or around New Plymouth, and is prepared to exchange an equity in an up-to-date property situate at Ostend, one of Auckland’s leading seaside resorts, as a deposit fdr a comfortable home and a few acres of good land, say up to 20 acres. Our client’s property is as follows:—Modern Bungalow of five rooms, one large room used as a refreshment room. Nicely laid out grounds, and the section is a good one—130ft x 150 ft. Elevated position. This property is offered solely on account of ill-health, and under doctor’s orders. The owner is obliged to remove south to a cooler climate. This is absolutely genuine. Surely someone would like a change? Communicate with the sole Agents, Box 1473/Auckland. GRIFFITHS & CO15 CUSTOMS STREET WEST. • AUCKLAND. ’Phone 2575 A. Opp. Customs Bldgs.

FOR EXCHANGE 187 “ACRES, freehold, £5l per acre, three road frontages, all metalled, 2 miles from good towrt, factory on the farm, school half mile, railway station 1-1- miles. Good house of 6 rooms Good cowshed f 8 bails, concreted, with new 4-cow (lane milking machine, Anderson engine. Well subdivided into 17 paddocks, with good sheep-proof fences. Watered by good streams. Will carry 65 cows, and do them well, with horses and young cattle. Price £5l per acre, with £5OO cash, balance 3 to 5 years at 6 per cent. Will exchange for town property or good mortgage. Nothing cheaper. M. M°DONALD, ’ LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. ’Phones: Day, 15'2; Private Residence, 74.

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If Baby has can..Jit a cold and is feverish, use Nazol like Mix 10 or 12 drops of Nazol •n’’''. rnitill teaspoonful of pure Olive Oil , lb it freely and gently all over <-■ -best and between the shoulders. -j >o 'ti>-night and morning for 2or 3 days Its effect is wonderful. For older children the Nazol may ba increased to 15 or 20 drops. 7