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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 20 April 1935, Page 16

TARANAKI COASTAL FARM ABSOLUTELY FIRST GRADE PROPOSITION. 1 ACRES (rather less) Freehold. All level. All in grass except - LUU about 4 acres, plantations (some 22 years old). Sub-divided into 10 paddocks by p. and w. fences, live hedges and trees. Watered by river, •windmill and electric pump. New 7-roomed house (h. and c. water, electrieitv), bathroom and wash-house, all under one roof. Concreted cowshed, with 4-cow giant. Electric motor and water heater. Two implement sheds, two garages. Buildings insured for £IOSO. _ Present owner has been in occupation 25 years, during which time farm has never previously been on the market. Now carrying 60 cows, 27 weaners, 2 bulls, 4 horses and 28 lambs, and not stocked to capacity. PER ACRE IS THE PRICE -£45 Substantial deposit required. IF IN SEARCH OF A GOOD FARM INSPECT PROMPTLY* FARMERS’ CO-OP. m WATER TROUGHS “HUME”—9ogals. 9ft. long “HUME” —45 gals., 6ft. long £1 10s—F.o:r. Hawera CIRCULAR —2BO gals., 6ft dia. - “HUMACO” and “MORCRETE” SLAB TROUGHS (any capacity) All materials for 250 gallons £2 17s 8d All materials for 2000 gallons £9 8s 4d ERECTED ONE DAY FILLED THE NEXT I All Leading Merchants can supply. THE MORGAN CONCRETE COMPANY - Taranaki Representative Hume Pipe Co. (Aus.) Ltd.

Last year New Zealand exported £13,000,000 worth of wool, £11,000,000 worth of butter, £7,000,000 worth of lamb, £5,000,000 worth of cheese, £1,000,000 worth of pork, and £4,000,000 worth of by-products from the livestock industry, a, total of £40,000,000 in a. time of low prices. Reports have been received that owing to the dry season in the United Kingdom, there has been a general shortage of turnip and .swede seed. It is understood that some varieties are unprocurable, while in other lines only proportionate requirements can be obtained.

Guard against colds —keep a bottle of “Nazol” always in the house. Safe for young and old. Gives prompt relief. Now 1/3 at all chemists and stores. ,