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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 28 March 1921, Page 4

A contributor to the Manawatu "Standard" writes: "It is interesting to note that, good farms in Aberdeenshire apse!! ing at from JCI4 to £16 10/ per acre, i a brother of mine having bought at the : latter price from the Marquis of Aberdeen. These farms will carry to each 100 acres 30 head of cattle (fat bullocks, 2J to 3 years) and 50 sheep, the former selling at from £36 to £55 per head and the .latter £4 15/ to £0 5 per head. ] Pigs realise £10 each, and -barley and oats, planted on -2.3 acres, command good prices. now does this compare for value with land in New Zealand at £100 to £150 per acre?" With reference to the coalmining dispute, Mr. Arbuckh'. secretary of the Miners' Federation, had little to say regarding a conference between the Coalmine Owners' Association and the Federation. The miners, ho said, would stand or fall by a conference, but at that con- I ference all the questions raised by the j federation must be discussed. A snap nf cold weather 'should remind meu that light woollen underwear would give comfort. But yours with a discount at Few-Ids' Sale.—.(Ad.) Ijiidies' two-dome tan nappa gloves in | all sbes; good quality and perfect fitting. I'siiiillv lfi/(S pair; special price, p/ll , pair, at the J.C.L. (Ad.) Every lady who is a prudent buyer i will appreciate the chance of buying! famous American and other shoes with a reduction of 3/ in the X at Fowlds' Sale.—(Ad.) Naturalists' recreation—smoking.— .lohann lleti'i Fable, the renowned French naturalist, had one recreation from hi> indefatigable labours-smok-ing. Like Fabre, you will find great pleasure ill your pipe, if it is filled with ! "Harlequin tobacco. It is pure, Vir- , giitian leaf, rich, dark, fragrant and full strength. A smoke of "Harlequin" . soothes, comforts, satisfies. cool. No bite.—(Ai.)