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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 May 1921, Page 4

£1500 CASH SECURES QQ ACRES, West Coast lease, at a t/t/ 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 ie all level and -ploughable except for a couple of small gullies; subdivided into 9 paddocks, with water m practically every one; about 10 acres of turnips and a god stack of hay. Situated on main road, within half a mile of township, and about one mile from factory. Price, including 30 cows an dali implements, etc., ie only £45 per acie. Caen £1500. 34 ACRES, freehold, on main road, and within i-mile of good town and railway. Up-to-date house with ; every modern convenience, in eluding hot and cold water, bathroom, wash-house wi*h copper and tubs, and telephone; gjood 9-bail concrete cowshed; This place ;& dead level, not an inch of waste land on the lot, and is down in a splendid sole of grass. Subdivided into 10 sheen-proof paddocks t with water laid into each one. Place is now carrying 28 cowe and v 1 bull, and wintered 27 cows. This farm is absolutely the best place in North Taranaki. and re- ' turns can be shown which prove it a cheap property. Owner is in bad l.eaith whieb is his sole rea- ' son for selling, and he will oonI sider an exchange for 4a house in town or a house and few acres. Price, £160 per acre. Cash j £1850 ' I A. M. ROBERTSON, Land Agent, I STRATFORD i ' LOOK TEN YEARS. ARE you assured of an improvement in position and salary to corres- \ pond with the increase in responsibilities you are bound to have when you are ten I years older? t ; YOUR PRESENT POSITION h WILL NOT SUFFICE Unless you. are a genius you must either qualify for an executive position, or be prepared to remain a subord-nate. STUDY ACCOUNTANCY. Send without delay, tor new 80-page book, "ACCOUNTANCY." It's free. - HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, The Accountancy Specialists, Union Buildings, Customs St. E. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. TO7BA1 1 ABOUT THE FUTURE? THE TNTERNAIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS T-x'e helped more .taep to. Successful Futures than any other Institution in the World. I.C.S. training is' simple, quick and certain. At little cost it to you, wherever you are, and follows you round wherever you go Post this Coupon NOW 1 INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD., 63 Dixon Street. Wellington. - Please send me your Free Book containing full Particulars of the Course of i_- Correspondence Training before which I have marked X. Business Training Hvdro-Electrie secretaryship Mechanical >alesman6hip Electrical idvertising Building; Window -Dressing Marine Engineering Chemistry tor Engineering Wireless Steam Egineering Telegraphy Draughtsmanship Woodworking; Agriculture Furniture Making Poultry Farming Fruit Farming Civil Engineering Careers for Women NOTE.—If the Subject decided is not n above List, write it here: Name Address LOW VALUE. HIGH PRODUCTION. PLENTY OF SCOPE FOR WORK. a A X ACRES, at £6 6e per acre. \JrtfJ4M acres grass, 15 bush, 230 fern 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 i £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 j worth £30 per acre by agriculture. HERBERT HEWITT, HAMILTON & DANNEVIRKB. THE WAIUKU 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; 50 acres flat, balance easy undulating; all in first-class pasture; 2 miles township, % mile Pchool; fine 10-roomed two-storey house; barn 70 x 40; concrete milking shed; 3»eow 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.; grass 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. Phe 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. Doctors recommend "Fluenzol" for children's use as it is free from such dele fcerious ingredientß. City of Winchester—Now at Auck-I land; due Wellington May 7: left New York March 23."