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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 128, 2 June 1920, Page 6

For bronchial cc-'i^lia take Woods' Great Peppermint Curo—ls 9d, 2s Bd! -Advt. The High Oos"t of Laving. "\7~ES, it's in everyone's mouth just •*-• now—in both senses of the, words, - Meat is : . about Is per' lb, , W-ollj the best remedy is to eat less ; meat and more vegetables. Tho No v Zeaianders eat too much mea£' in the summer. You ; can prodiiiea ,your own vegetables 'by simply spending a fc-.v shillings in seeds and your spare time. But be sure you start correctly by buying the-..best seeds. Procure COOPER'S CATALOGUE ii-oni local sellers and buy 000 PER'B' SEEDS—"THE SEEDS, OF SUCCESS."' . F. ■ Cooper, Limited, WELLINGTON.; N.Z. La,!racß acid Estate Agontsi TEE nJTIaRMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION BLENHEIM. - ; LAND DEPARTMENT. FOR ~SALE. 1! OA f\ ACRES, Renewable 1 Zrbi) Lease with right of purchase. Annual rental £125 3s. Property carries (900 sheep in present state) SOD ewes and 100 dry sheep., besides cattle, and with subdivision coiukl bo mado to produce1 considerably more. Good house and conveniences of 5 rooms; new shearing shed and yards. This property is to" be. sold as a going concern, and is well worth inspection, and wo advise land seekers to apply- immediately.. No. 20. Orfl flf\ AOSES Freehold. (Land Jm'i.\J\J Transfer Title). Subdivided into 25 paddocks, with permanent water. This property carries 1750 sheep and between;two and three hundred cattle, nio/st of which are fattened on the place. Country- consists of rich river flats, and easy low-lying hills; excellent lambing country. Good house 7-rooms, ■ men's quarters, wcaolshed, yarda, dip, ,implement;;shed, stable and all' necc^' sary cutSmlUingsl A good property. ; ..■■'■.•■.-• .•'■■ v-,..'. -.'■; - ';'.v -:;-;-';N<}:. 21..- - NACRES Freehold. Land] JfU^fcfJ \subdivided int© 7 pi\&- ' docks. Well t situated. Six miles ivova railway. This property carries 1232 sheep and L'O head of cattle and 18 horses. Ootmtry consists of rich< limestone flats; 159 acres ploughed; ready for cr<?p; easy lime-j stone hilL. Buildings comprise threerooited cottage (telephone laid on), 8-stalled stable, and wool shed. \ ! ' ■••■■■ No. .22. ■ Qi A1 ACRES, 779 acues of C 111 whioh arc /freehold, > balance L.I.P. and" O.R.P. at an " annual rental of £44. Five hundred -j acres ©f rich flat land in grass, ' balanco easy hills, capable of immen'so improvement 1 "50 acres of. flat havo been ploughed and 40 acres ready. Buildings comprise 6-roomed house and all convCJiiences and neces-J sary outbuildings; also 5-roomed : dwelling, implement shed, wool shed, ' dip and yards, men's whore, cowshed, j Property subdivided into 15-20 pad- I docks and well -watered. OaiTying 2970 sheep, 70 head of cattle, S] draught horses. . A gOqd sound i proposition and '■ Worth inspection.; For further particulars apply. i No. 36. b)QI ACRES 'i Freehold. Sub-, ! divided 'into16 paddocks. ', H*\n ACRES Leasehold, L.1.P., ■ •O 4 at an annual rental of £18 3s 6d p^r annum; lOOvacres ploughable land, balance Lilly. Buildings , comprise 6-roomed ■\houso""'(new) and outbuilding^,, stkbio, cowshed motor--shed,-and whare. This property is well situated, one miky to school,- four miles from creamery, and post ofiiqe on the property. rThis propea'ty iscapjiblo of a lot of improvement, and is offered at a reasonable price to a bona fide purchaser. No. 40r EXPERT DYERS AND DRY* . .CLEANERS, \ \ 76 Cashel StreoO,1 Christchurch.. ; Established 1890.-', IN response to repeated requests, ;\ we have decided .to open our i, activities in the Blenheim district. ' Our business already extends to all ] \ parts of the Dominion, and we '\ t specialise in country orders received \ < through the medium of the Parcels < Post/ ( Note our Address: « ARMIOERS. LIMITED, .•■ ■, Cf{.ttISTCHUTK!H. .] All classes of Job Printing tinder- ■,-, taken :\t "Express" Office. Our :J work will stand tho tost of coinuari- i son with <-})at ('xwur^ti At- city offices.