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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20249, 8 May 1929, Page 3

FARMS FOR SALE, 9 A ACRES, Handy to Papakura; nice Residence and outbuildings; handy station; suitable for poultry. PRICE. £IOSO. Will exchange equity, £350, for House in City. (A 335) 1 ACRES, practically all in pasture: X«JU flat and down land, good sandy loam; all ploughable and well sheltered"; large shed. PRICE, £l6 PER ACRE, with £3OO cash; owner would consider sound Mortgage for his Equity; 41 miles from railway station; good beach. (A 323) OOP ACRES, about 150 acres in pasture. £iuiO balance rough feud and fern; post and wire fencing; 10 paddocks, well watered; two Homesteads; outbuildings; carrying about 40 cows. PRICE, £ls PER ACRE; TERMS. Township, P. 0., school etc., 3 miles. This property can be cut into two good farms. (B211) DALGETY & CO., LTD., ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. GOING CONCERN. 42 ACRES. PRICETiIIOO. DEPOSIT £2OO. Balance 4 Years, 51 per cent. HOUSE, 4 rooms, bathroom, pantry, water laid on etc., concreted dairy, engine shed, 4-ba'J cowshed, large motor shed, man's room, fowlhouses, etc. GOVT. MORTGAGE *650: 42 acres, half grass, balance partly cleared, balance in scrub; well watered; 12 paddocks; carrying capacity. 10 to 12 cows present condition; stock and plant going with the place consists 6 good cows, 1 ped. bull, 2 breeding sows, 1 separator. -a-ton truck, cans, etc. Would consider HOUSE. FEW ACRES, handy to Auckland, in EXCHANGE. Through ill-health owner must sacrifice. ANDERSOir"A.ND CO., 510. N.Z. INSURANCE BLDGS.. AUCKLAND. TOWN SUPPLY FARM, AT £36 PER ACRE. A Q*) ACRES, gently undulating to flat, in splendid sole of grass (abundance of feed in every paddock), well fenced and watered; very warm, sunny situation: adjoins railway line, just outside town boundary of good Waikato town: 4-roomed House, cowshed, etc. Will easily carry 40 cows. Price £36 per acre: £IOOO Cash. A CHOICE FARM SACRIFICED. IQI ACRES, rich, level land, situated J-O-L near Te Aroha; all in grass, river boundary, well fenced and sheltered; carrying 88 cows, 21 heifers and over 100 sheep: sound 7-roomed House, large cowshed (5cow plant) and numerous outbuildings. G5 Acres, Education Leasehold (all river flat), given in with freehold. Price reduced to £37 per acre; terms arranged. 72 ACRES, GOING CONCERN. WIDOW MUST SELL. ALL GOOD, LEVEL LAND, in good -f*- grass; 5 miles from Te Aroha; watered By permanent stream; 6-roomed House, cowshed and milking plant: handy to school, factory and railway station. This farm carried 48 cows, 8 heifers and 6 horses through the year. Price as Going Concern, with 30 cows, £45 per acre; £IOOO Cash. P.O. BOX 20. TE AROHA. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. gERIAL. ' >TEW gERIAL. rj'HRILLING JQRAMA OP AND jy-YSTERY. AND ]y£YSTERY.

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JpALMEfi HITS. pALMER pALMEE WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE COLUMNS OF. rj>HE 2 ealand fJERALD gUPPLEMENT, ON gATURDAY jS^EXT. • . tThe author is a New Zealander, and in " Mystery Island " he proves to be a writer of high merit, gripping the reader's interest from the start, and holding it with mesmeric force until the last page i 3 turned. No young writer of recent years can claim a greater flair for construction than Mr. White, in this, his first novel, and New Zealanders will, therefore, read with delight his remarkable story. It is certain that " Mystery Island " will create quite a stir among readers of fiction. INSTALMENTS WILL APPEAR DAILY. READERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO MISS THE OPENING CHAPTERS. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. 11,TR. V. WALKER MORLEY. Dental Surgeon, HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE Over Mr. Muir, Chemist,' DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS. Phones: Surgery, 13-634. Private, 20-957. A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD J± LOAN POLL TO-DAY. Where the Husband is the owner of the property Wives have the right to vote also. Where the Wife is the owner of the property Husbands also have the right to vote.