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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 51, 24 November 1930, Page 18

Qie Spirit I Animating Jk lndustrieslF RIGHT in the heart of London stands Nelson’s Column symbolising the National . B I 111 l\ spirit to do things well and to do them with ,-'W || 1 11111 K a view to National welfare . . . the spirit H 111 JjlHlA that to-day animates Britain’s Industries. % I I Wil/ill Britain led the world as pioneers of modern CgX ’’\| 11 manufacture . . . her manufactures still lead | the world in those qualities that constitute true value and assure complete and lasting X ' \ satisfaction to the consumer. X With manufacture and trade comprising the f very foundation of Britain’s existence, it is \ surely gratifying to know that Dunlop . . . I the Pioneer of pneumatic tyres . . . still / < t I leads the world with those qualities most I I sought in tyres for Cars, Trucks, Motor- / I i Cycles and Cycles. f liflf t I DUN LOTXL G ® lSBatt F I *“ ow,'.**’ 1 ' left** 1 ® ® IMJ »«»>■“" 1 \ play I . plonks o tennis ost auiifui wo*- | I nW I play w*- -* I ' —* Trafalgar Square, London. I ' ler ‘ r ‘ iS ■! | ’l fmll*’ jg . it ii in vXiiiSSul W '■ f’’ “

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. iwrcg Ww-nhold also 100 acres leasehold, long term to run. Well 1 ()0 TCIvLS BiceliolU, Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Situated LVV gr:lsse(l an( ] in good oroei• ’^ 8() New 5-roomed close to a good town on Manawa co 'Xhe<i and machines, ete. This is nice ‘Xm Country, bring low sand Edges and rich drained swamp, and is for absolute sail* on Cfisv terms. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY IO U RIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO. LTD.. Wellington and Masterton; ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD.. Palmerston North. LEASE WITH OPTIONAL PURCHASE. (THE owner of a block of exceptionally rich dairy land close to Palmerston North L is willin’ to lease suitable areas to approved applicants foi a penod of a years from nt”xt June. Fully equipped with buildings and close to cheese and butter factory, school, railway and main highway. FULL - * KENNETH McDONALD SOLE AGENT PALMERSTON NORTH. PRESENT-DAY PRICES. iOAri ACRES. In renowned sheep-farming Centre. .15 miles school. 7 miles I^VV.. ranwnv. Tip-top sheep country splendid condition, all sown down in' Fn’viish urassc® excepting for some shelter bush. About 000 to 400 acres of Ihis Xu^\ B pTougiinWri liahince all easy ridenble hills, capable'of carrying one breeding ewe and one dry sheep to the acre besides cattle. )19 Two houses, wool-shed (night pens 200). two sheep yards. I KILL. £l2 per acre. Terms arranged. VICTOR E. SMITH, REAL ESTATE AGENT. FEILDLNG. 4 L'CKLA.ND BARGAINS Papatoetoe: £B5O price. £lOO deposit, buys 3 Sections level nnd new 4-roomed. tiled roof bungalow: electric light, all con-veniencesf-Pukeholie: £950 price. £l5O deposit, buys 144 acres; carrying 8 cows, cropping or dairying land; 5-roomed house: usual sheds.—Druij . £lGoo price. £4OO deposit buys 25 acres, carrying 14 cows and cropping: 4-roomed house, sheds, I mile Station and bus.— Clevedon: 50 acres; level; 5-rooiued house; sheds: carry 30 cows. Only £4O per acre. The above are snips and will stand any valuation. ENOS S. PEGLER, Agent, DRURY (near Auckland). WIDOW Must Sell Farm. 34 acres, freehold,’ unencumbered. Going concern. ’ ’ Reduced from £2500 to £1250 for quick sale. Conveniently situated miles from progressive country town, metalled highway. School i mile, cream collectei. Sound dwelling of 5 rooms, kitchenette, etc. Four-bail cow-shed, concrete moto garage, fowlhouse, etc. Insurances about £7OO. Rich river flat, S paddocks, free from noxious weeds or rabbits. Carrying 18 cows, young (dock, horses, etc. Strongly recommended.— OSCAß MONRAD & SON, Rangitikei St., Palmerston North.