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I^ m^^^^mmmm__m__mm_^_t_mmmsL_—^mßimi__^_t_mmm—ws_B———m—i——_m_^_^—__———^—m^^m — I "EVERTHING COMES | GOOD DAIRYING 1 to the mah who I GOES AFTER THE j M J § THINGS I 11111 l g I ammwtmmmmtmmmmmr_____^ GRAZING COUNTRY. I KQA ACRES, 400 aorea ploughable, balance easy gully.; can run cattle over it; subOOXj divided into about 23 padciociis; 1, acres swedes, 10 acres carrots and mangolds, fcalanoe in grass; well watered by rams, creeks and springs; carry 120 I milking cows, 135 dry cattle, 100 sheep, ana 18 horeea. Buildings: 10-roomed ' house, hot and «old water, and every convenience; washhouse, with tubs, etc.; 16-bail concrete Moor cowshed; 8-cow plant Gane aiilking machine; Cressy oil engine; horse moves; chaff shed; wool shed, eto. PRICE £28 P<2r aCr6 ' with £1500 cash, or will lease for 5 years at 28s per acre with C.P.C. 410 -j -| fj ACRES Dairy Farm, 104 acres in grass, balance crop (turnips and roots); about J. -L • 100 acr«s stumped and ploughed, all ploughable; 5-roomed house and scullery; 20-bail •owshed. with concrete floor; spring dray sheds and storage shed; also trapshed; returns f»r *oailk alone last season £1000; carry 45 to 50 dairy cows. PRICE £45 Per acre; £800 cash. 348 w~}f\T\. ACRES in good country, South Taranaki; 22 paddocks, live and wire fences, mJ\J\J W€ n watered im e-o-y paddock, all level, eari-y 80 milking -cows and dry stock; 9-rooiaed house i-i go«d order; 20-bail cowshed and implement shed attached; Auto milking ma me, 4-o«w plant, and Lister engine go with place; returns from last year O40#; owner must sell owing to "war and ill-health. PRICE -£4.Q Ps acre; £500 cash, balance 6 years at 5 per cent 383 FELLOW IS f ™J\)jLw 1 I /J f faIvLZ^&^AGENTS&i AUCTIONEERS. 1 WAITING FOR." \£J Jtg^^S^ HAWERA. J lgam^_WK __^_______________________________mmm-

PLANTING SEASON.' 1917. TJT7E offer the following in strong, VV/ well-grown, hardy plants — FRUIT TREES, aU kinds—One year., 1/6 each, 15/- per dozen., £5 per 100; Two Years. 2/- each, 18/- per dozen, £7 per 100. GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS, RHUBARB —6/- per dozen. ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS —1/- to 3/6 each, according to variety. GARDEN HEDGE PLANTS—One year, 15/- per 100; two years, 20/- per WQ. BARBERY and BOXTHORN—One year, 15/- per 1000; two years, "20/----to 25/- per i'ooo CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA and LAWSONIANA. PINUS INSIG- . NUS and MUSICATA (or other Pines) —Two years, 15/- to 20/- per J . 100. ROSES, a large selection—l/ 3 each, 12/- -per dozen. Novelties as per Catalogues. The .above are minimum prices. Packing -and freight extra in all cases. Catalogues Free on Application. TERMS: 5 per cent, discount for cash with order (excepting for Barbery and Boxthorn); 2* per cent, within one month from invoice. DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD., JStew Plymouth. A. S. HICKS, Tikorangi. G. H. MILLS, Normanby. R. McK. MORISON, Stratford. MORSHEAD NURSERY COl, New Plymouth. W. P. TAYLOR, Stratford. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOP. BACON AND MEAT PACKING CO. RECEIVING DATES FOR J3JNE. Waverley—Monday, 25. Mokoia—Tuesday, 26, 10 a.m. to 12. Hawera—Tuesday, 26, 1 to 3 pjm. Kakaramea—Wednesday, 27, 10 a.m. to 12. Manutahi—Wednesday, 27., 1 to 3 p.m. Patea—Thursday, 28, 10 a.m. to 12. Opunake—Monday, 25. Te Roti—Tuesday, 26.^ Eltham —Wednesday, 27. Kaponga—Monday, 25. Normanby—Wednesday, 27. Pihama —Monday, 25. Te Kiri—Tuesday, 26, 10 a.m. to 12. Awatuna—Tuesday, 26, 1 to 3 p.m. Mangatoki —Wednesday, 27. Auroa —Monday, 25. Manaia—Tuesday, 26, 1 to .S p.m. Otakeho —Monday, 25. Kapuni—Wednesday, 27. '■ BUYERS— E. VINE, Manaia. i J. CARTER, Eltbam. I T. PHILLIPS, Mangatoki. T C. ARNOLD. Hawera. 'Phone 224. j J. BURKE, Eltham. 'Phone 33. j PICS! «_»IC8I PICS! PRIME BACON PIGS REQUIRED IN ANY QUANTITY. TTAWERA T> ACON "CIACTORY WttL RECEIVE PIGS TCESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK j WALKER AND NICHOLSON, Telephone ISO. j Got a sore throat ? Take a few drops and eases. No cough or cold is j of "NAZOL'-' on lump sugar. Soothes , "NAZOL" proof. i