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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10242, 19 May 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. PAHSATUA STOCK SALE. 23rd MAY, 1911. THE A SSOCIATED -AUCTIONEERS _, will soil in Farmers' Association's Yards at 11.30 a.m. on above 300 good mixed shorn lambs 372 3 and 4yr ewes in lamb 40 prime fat ewes and wethers 600 forward 2-tooth wethers A GIFT. *fift ACRES ' LJ,P- ' at 1S 6d V*J per acre> on ly 2 miles from railway, township, creamery, etc. Rising district; 9 paddocks; 200 acres grass, 27 acres turnips; tworoomed house, 12 bail cowshed, stable, etc. PRICE for owner's interest, only £3 per acre. TO SEE THIS IS TO BUYIf you want a good freehold property cheap and on good terms — INSPECT THIS ipTK ApRES Well-improved Free--±OO ho j d property on banks of a beautiful river. House, sheds, etc. The best bargain offering in the Waikato at £lO 10s Per Acre. Exceptionally easy terms; say £7OO cash, balance ea<?y Waste no time —but inspect at once.

SOLE AGENT, FRANKTOM JUNCTION, WalkatO. Some Selected Taranaki Dairy Farms. 100 ACRES, all well improved, level, rich land, well watered and subdivided into sis paddocks. Within 7 miles of New Plymouth. Handy to factory; 5-roomed house, cowshed and 'outbuildings. Title Land Transfer. PRICE £l4 10s per acre. Easy terms. 4073 300 ACRES, Freehold, on Waimate Plains, all level and) ploughable, and now in grass; 6-roooned house, whiare and cowshed, with milking mfachine driven by water power; r IJ miles from factory, post office, and school. PRICE £32 per acre. Tenms £BOO down, balance for 5 years at 5 per cent, A good investment. 4055 100 ACRES, within five minutes of Post Office, store and factory. All in grass, subdivided and well -watered, 4-roomeid 1 house, oawished and trapshed. Land Transfer Title. PRICE £25 per acre.- Only £SOO cash required Some of the bast land dm Northern Taranaki. 4011 351 ACRES, Freeholds subdivided into 12 paddocks, well watered and in grass, within 10 miles of New Plymouth and one mile off factory, post office and school. Buildings include 6-.roomed house, cowshed, trap and implement shed; fine orchard, well sheltered. PRICE £l4 per acre: £IOOO down will secure this. 3977 VERY CHOICE DAIRY FARM Of 102 ACRES, situated on good metal road, 2 \ miles to dairy factory, schooU and railway station and town. Groodl 7-roomed house, 10bailed cowsheds, piggeries, fowlrun , calf paddocks, wedl sheltered by plantations and hedges; 8 paddocks, all plougjhable; also about 40 dairy oowa and young stock at valuation. PRICE £3O per acre. Terms £SOO cash and balance can remain at 5 per cent. I have on my books a large number of dairy (farms, sheep runs, bush properties, store etc., and shall be pleasedi to show intending buyers over any property and give them the benefit of my 35 years' experience >of Taranaki lands. AH correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotiated. Terms arranged. '

ECTIM AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT and GENERAL MERCHANT, NEW PLYMOTITTT INDIGESTION. So mntiy of our readers suffer fros indigestion. :>.rA its attendant misei aDi© symptoms, that fbe followiiii letters sho.«!d !■'» most interesting : From Mr. T. P. Halls, Cab Proprietor, Koorimia, Burra Burra, S.A. "For many years I had been a grea sufferer from indigestion, attended bj violent attacks of, vomiting whic! completely prostrated me. I wae trou bled a good deal with diarrhoea, grea Jepreasion of spirits and a loss of ner vous power. Medicine did not seem t< benefit me, until I commenced a coursof Warner's Safe -Cure. I am please< to say that in a short time tho'median. banished all symptoms <-:' ill-health. am now in good ( Health ma can testif] as to my efficient cure." From Mrs. A. Cameron, 22 Napier street, Essendon, Vic, '24 th J aim ary, 1910. "For some consider;) ble time m; health was most indiiTere.it. I was fre quently seized with giddiness and in lornal pains, resulting, no doubt, fron a serious affection of the kidneys am liver. I suffered much from persisten indigestion. At times I would becom excessively weak and scarcely able t walk about and attend to my house hold duties. I was persuaded by friend to try the effect of a few bottle of Warner's Safe Cure. I did so wit] the result that in a few weeks, th pains from which I suffered were r« moved and I was able to go about m; duties once again with ease, have no hesitation in recommendin Warner's Safe Cure to anyone sufferin similarly. I also took Warner's Sal Cure when suffering frem D'sr'Tus pros tration, with equally good results." It is the specific stimulating an> healing action <;poii. the liver and kid neys of .-Wariur's Safe Cure whjc causes the medicine to be oo effectiv in cases of indigestion and biliary du orders.