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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1940, Page 12

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Banish Coughs. Colds. Influenza.

p LAND FOR SALE. INCREASE PRODUCTION. COW, PIGr AND POULTRY FARM. ■I O ACRES (nearly) of first-class land with a. splendid sole of grass, winters 8 cows which produced 2534 pounds of fat last season, returning £190 for milk cnly. Well watered and sub-divided, double frontage. £1 6s a week pays mterest, ^SSortableVroomed dwelling, porcelain bath. electric light, sink, range, fireolaces and other conveniences. Very large range of useful outbuildings, including wash-house, garages, 4-bail 60 PRICE £1150. Terms £200 cash, balance for long term at 5 per cent. 1MMEDIATE POSSESSION. Not available for inspection on Saturday afternoon or on SundsySi 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. Phones: Office 13, Residence 134. GOOD LOCALITY - NEW PLYMOUTH. JJOUSE of Five Rooms and Sleeping Porch and also two detached roopas let at 10/- per week. This home is built on a Hospital Lease Section. Rent £2 10s per annum and rates £13. PRICE: £850 with £350 Cash. FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY ALL BRANCHES. LAND IS A'GOOD INYESTMENT. This Farm should Appeal. ACRES FREEHOLD, 450 acres English grass, sub-divided 16 paddocks. Buildings, 5-roomed residence and conveniences, also 4-roomed residence. Two eowsheds, 6-cow plant, garage, etc. Land lies well to sun, would make exjCeHent^eep run. Price: £12 15s per acre. Cash £2500. Well worth your inyestigation. ' rj AA ACRES 9 miles from Te Puke township. Seven-roomed dwelling, 6-bail ^ cowshed and usual Jarm 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. Eefer for further particulars. . N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorp. in England). HAWERA AND ALL BRANCHES. DAILY — INCLUDING SUNDAY. NEW PLYMOUTH— AUCKLAND Depart New Plymouth 7.45 a.m. Arrive Auckland 6 p.m. Depart Auckland 8 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth 6 p.m. ' Connecting with car to Hawera. SECOND SERVICE (No Sunday Car). Depart New Plymouth 1.30 p.m. Arrive Hamilton 8 p.m. connecting with Express arriving Auckland 10.54 p.m. Depart Hamilton 8 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth 3.15 p.m. MT. EGMONT SERVICE— Daily at 9.30 a.m. PHONE 357 AND BOOK YOUR SEAT. TAXIS FOR HIRE. GIBSON'S MOTORS LTD. NEW PLYMOUTH. Telegraphic Address: "Whitestar." HODSON'S MOTOR SERVICE NEW PLYMOUTH TO WANGANUI. Connecting at Wanganui with Services to Marton, Feilding, Palmerston North, Napier, Masterton, Foxton and Wellington. WEEK-DAYS: Depart New Plymouth 7.30, 10.30 a.m., 3.45 p.m. (to Hawera onlyL Arrive Wanganui 11.10 a.m, 2.55 p.m. Depart Hawera daily 7.30 a.m.; arrive Wanganui 9.30 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE: Depart New Plymouth 7.30 a.m, connecting with all the above places. Return Car departs Wanganui 3.15 p.m. Single Fare 16/-. Retura £1/9/- (as week days). HOTEL PARKVILLE, Ridgeway Street, Wanganui. OPERA HOUSE BUILDINGS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Pbone 1042. £3 per week. Free Garage for Guests. Telephone 2505. P.O. Box 207. One minute's walk from Railway Station and Fost Office. 12/- per day.

"BAXTERS" HELPS NATURE! Few appreciate how nature supplies warning of illness, and subsequently fights that illness. Nature can be greatly assisted in cases of coughs, colds, bronchial ailments, by regular doses of Baxters Lung Preserver, taken according to directions. "Baxters" is perfectly pure and safe for young and old. EGMONT LOAN, DEPORIT AND INVESTMENT LTD. O N B ! fjBST ON FARM STOCK AND APPROVED SECURIT1ES A. J. TUNBR1DGE, Secretary, 9 Gill Street, New Plymouth.

PIGLETS that will PROGRESS ON COP PIG MEAL

How YOU can produce More Pigs IN Less Time During War-time. WEEKS CAN BE SAVED IN FEEDING TIME. £'s CAN BE SAVED ON FEEDING COSTS ! With the Nation dependent, as never before, upon additional supplies of bacon, pigbreeders are tackling a job the importance of which cannot be over-estimated. Not only must pig production be increased, and to the full limit of every breeder's capacity, but ako every pig must be put on the hooks in the shortest possible time. THREE VITAL NEEDS. Firstly, give every attention to the litters to ensure better health. Secondly, litter mortality must be reduced to a minimum. Thirdly, houses must be kept in good condition to ensure a clean bill of health in every sty.

"COP" No. 4 gives the complete answer ,to producing more pigs in less time. It is scientifically balanced and is a palatable combination whicn overcomes digestive troubles. BACON WEIGHTS SOONER. As "COP" No. 4 gives every ounce cf nourishment a help to keep pigs freer of disease, naturally it takes )ess time

to raise them to bacon weights. It is possible to get them away two or three weeks earlier. SAVING IN FEED COSTS. Obviously by getting pigs to the hooks sooner your feeding costs are much lower and the cash saving runs into £'s in the course of a year.

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