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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1940, Page 10

LAND FOR SALE. INCREASE PRODUCTION. COW, PIO AND POULTRY FARM. 1 O ACRES (nearly) 'of first-class land with a splendid sole of grass, winters 8 L cows which produced 2534 pounds of fat last season, returning £190 for milk only. Well watered and sub-divided, double frontage. £1 6s a week pays mteres , rates and insurance. . , , . . Comfortable 8-roomed dwelling, porcelain bath. electric light, sink, range, fireplaces and other conveniences. Very large range of useful outbuildings, including wash-house, garages, 4-bail 00 pricE £1150. Terms £200 cash, balance for long term at 5 per cent. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Not available for inspection on Saturday afternoon or on NOTE: The 8 first-class dairy cows can be taken over at £10 a head if required. W. H. & A. McGARRY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, TARANAKI. Phoues : Office 13, Residence 134. LAND IS A GOOD INVESTMENT. This Farm should Appeal. I ACRES FREEHOLD, 450 acres English grass, sub-divided 16 paddocks. v-LD BuildingS) 5_roomed residence and conveniences, also 4-roomed residence. Two cowsheds, 6-cow plant, garage, etc. Land lies well to sun, would make excellent sheep run. Price: £12 15s per acre. Cash £2500. Well worth your investigation. AVA ACRES 9 miles from Te.Puke township. Seven-roomed dwelling, 6-bail cowshed and usual farm buildings. Sub-divided 17 paddocks, watered by running streams and reticulated by pump and electric motor. Carrying capacity 300 breeding ewes, 130 dairy cows milked last year. Price: £15 per acre. Easy terms. Refer for further particulars. ■■ / N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorp. in England). HAWERA AND ALL BRANCHES. ARE YOU THINKING OF SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? TTTE have prospective purchasers for all classes of Real Estate— Farms and Farmlets, Houses and Sections. If you contemplate selling your farm next year we would appreciate particulars NOW to enable us to make an inspection and bring our Land Register up-to-date. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL. Branches and Ageneiesj throughout Taranaki. FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY

PIGLETS that will PROGRESS SAYEi)N' ONTFEEDING COSTS _ _ T -P4T/1 Tl/TITI A T With the Nation dependent, as never before /| ]\r | § 1 M |-'||-r VI H , Z\ I , upon additional supplies of bacon, pig V/J.1 VV/1 X AVA XTJLl-ilAXJ breeders are tackling a job the importanc ■ - 1 •— — — o{ which cannot be over-estimated. No only must pig production be increased, aiw "COP" No. 4 gives the complete an- to raise them to bacon weights. to ^ fuJ1 limit of every breeder's capa swer to producing more pigs in less R ^ ible to get thcm away two city, but also every pig must be put on tnc time. It is scientifically balanced ana ^ earlier_ hooks in the shortest possible time. is a palatable combination whic THREE VITAL NEEDS. overcomes digestive troubles. utter SAV1NG IN FEED COSTS. Firstly, give every attention to the littei. to ensure better health. Secondly, littei BACON WEIGHTS SOONER. Obviously by getting pigs to the hooks mortality must be reduced to a minimum . rf sooner your feeding costs are much Thirdly, houses must be kept in good conZZZi Z2SZ& "rr Y %£ £ ensure * dean biU 01 heal,h " of disease, naturally it takes iess time £ s in the course of a year. — .