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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 10 May 1921, Page 4

£1600 CASH SECURES EVERYTHING. 9Q ACHES, West Coast lease, at » *3 rental of 9s per acre, with 20 years to run. House of 6 rooms m fair order; cowshed of 6 bails with new 3-cow plant installed; land is all level and ploughable except for a couple of small guliies; subdivided into 9 paddocks, i with wat«r in practically every J one i about 10 acres of turnips and a god Btack of hay. Situated on main road, within half a mile j of township, and about one mile j from factory. Price, including 30 cows an dali implements, etc., ie only £45 per acie. Cash £1500. 34 ACRES, freehold, on main road, and within J-mile of good town and railway. Up-to-date house with every modern convenience, in- ,- v eluding hot and cold water, bathroom, wash-house wi*h copper and tubs, and telephonej^good 9-bail concrete cowshed. Thiß place *s dead level, not an inch of-waste land on the lot, and is down in a splendid sole of grace. Subdivided into 10 eheeo-proof paddocke i with water laid into each one. Place is now carrying 28 cows and 1 bull, and wintered 27 cows. This farm is absolutely the best place in North Taranaki. and returns can be shown which prove it a cheap property. Owner is in bad teaith which is his sole reason, for selling, and he will coneider an exchange for a house in town or a house and few acres. Price, £160 per acre. Cash £1850. A. M. ROBERTSON, Land Agent, STRATFORD

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LOW VALUE. HIGH PRODUCTION. PLENTY OF SCOPE FOR WORK. (\AK ACRES, at £6 6e per acre. Xf-T 1/400 acres grass, 15 bush, 237 fora and scrub. Mostly ploughable, and grows excellent crops. Well watered by streams; 7 paddocks; good fences.' Can be improved without great expense to carry 2£ sheep per acre. Good house of 6 rooms (new), new cowshed and engine room, iron whare, car shed, sheep yards, etc Road to the property not metal-' ler^ but never muddy. Railway 12 miles, nearest school 4 miles. No mortgage. Owner wants £1500 cash, or will exchange for small farm in good locality or > town property. With the advent of dairying in the district this land can probably be made worth £30 per acre by agriculture. HERBERT HEWITT, HAMILTON & DANNEVIRKE. THE WAIUKTJ LAND AGENCY. WE offer farms, homes and houses in the warm, progressive district of Waiuku at prices and conditions to suit all purchasers. 101* ACRES 3 50 acre« flat, balance easy undulating; all in first-class pasture; 2 miles township, i mile school; fine 10-roomed two-storey house; bain 70 x 40; concrete milking shed; 3kxhv milking plant complete. Price, only £85 per acre. AKA AKA PLAINS. 100 ACRES, rich drained swamp, which we stake our reputation as being equal to the best of Taranaki; first-class position; good roads; 4roomed house; 14-bail cowshed; separt'.ng room. etc.; graas to waste; no . top ■ dressing or manure. Price, £95 per acre; £2000 cash. • NOTE. —We can prove these farms equal to the best in the Dominion. Before going elsewhere be sure and write for particulars to PLEYDELL & CRISPE, WAIUKU. WARNING TO PARENTS. ~ The education authorities warn children not to take too many sweets, there is also another danger to avoid, i.e., the use of cough remedies containing narcotics, syrups, or alcohol. Doc- i tors recommend "Fluenzol"- for children's use as it is free from such deleterious ingredients. L.a&e? nna gentlemen: The whiteness of your linen i« a splendid triumph for "No Rubble" Laundry Help. N Z ' Farmers' D;stributirio:' Coy. Ltd agents for "No Eubbine."—Adrf