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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7846, 25 May 1904, Page 2

TO DAIRY FARMERS AND OTHERS. IP you want a really good Dairy Farm at a moderate price, its worth your while to have a look Bt this one. Why pay from £30 to £40 an acre if you can get as good for *16 10s? 525 acres rich beach land, lying between main metalled road and the sea, m the beautiful Urenui Bay, Taranaki Practically all flat and all ploughed! subdivided into 18 paddocks; beat sheep-' proof fencing, totara and puriri posts;Beautifully situated new 4,-roomed cottage; new cowshed (concrete floor), root ptore, yards, calf sheds and every convenience. CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY ON PROPERTY.

Lovely climate; no howling winds; no floods. Grow 60 buebels oats last year, and magnificent crop of Swedes. Come and eae for yourself. EXCBPIIOHAL TERMS TO GOOD MAN. Will sell 150 acres or more. Apply, or address Standaed Office, A. Soutliey Baker. DAIRY FASMS for SALE. QQ Acres, 4 paddocks; 15 acres have v** been ploughed, 2 artesian wells, cowshed, 2-roomod cottage; fof a mile from factory; all rich flat land Price, £24 10a an t acre ; £512 cish required.

Qfi Acres, 9 paddocks ; flat land, rich w soil, well watered, house 6 rooms, trap and buggy sheds; 90 gallon separator, ete»m power; 2 miles to school, P. 0., and creamery. A model dairy farm. Price, £1500; about £700 cash. . 244 I 07 A- cre8' 15 native bush, balance xv • 'grass; 8 paddooks, 12 cowbails (cemented floors), piggorios (cemented floor); land flat -find undulating, well watered; house 5 rooms; 2£ miles from a railway station; store and PO. 2 miles, creamery 1 mile. Price, £23 per acre; cash £700; balance 7 years at 5 per cent. ' 43^ O~J Acres, 6 miles from Palmerston N. v*■ and 2J miles to school and creamery ; all in grass, 8 paddocks, house 6 rooms, dairy, washfaouse, cowshed, stable,. trap3hed, woodshed, orchard. Price, dEI 3 per acra; about £450 cash requuadi sjj LEIGH AND CO., Land Agents, Main street West.

RICHARD B. HARRIS, LAND AGENT, LEVIN. 00 Acres, fenoad and well grassad, mostly ploughablo land, well watered; small house and oowshed; Lind Transfer Title; 3 miles from L»vin, 2 miles from creamery. Price, £24 par acre; easy terms. 100 Acre3' fetJced, grassed, and snb-.*-W ■ divided 6 paddooks; all ploughable, watered by permanent stream; sroomed house, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings; olosq to creamery Land Transfer Title. Price, £20 per acre; £500 cash.. "I A Acres/divided 3 paddocks, 1 acre •*■v ploughed"; well watered, 4-roomed house, cowshed, pigslios, orohard, etc Lease in perpetuity ; rental £4 163 per annum. Price (including 4 cows), £300. Close to Levin and a very cheap property. A SNlP—General store doing good business in rising town; lease of premises at 30s per week. Stock at invoice; no goodwill. 111-health reason disposing. A GOOD REPORT. qnO MR E. CLEMPSON, x HERBALIST. 164 Armagh-street, Christchuroh. May 28th, 1903. Dear Sir,— It is with great pleasure I write you theße few lines to recommend your Neuralgia Pain Conqueror. I snffered nearly (4) four months with neuralgia. I went to (2) two doctors, and they only ea?ed the pain for a while. I also tried several different remedies, but to no avail. The pain grew worse and worse until at last I had to take to my bed! I was recommended by a friend of mine to try you'^euraJgia cure, which I did, and to my surprise a few doses gave me relief, and after taking half a bottle of your medicine I was completely cured. You are at liberty to use this letter as you wish for the benefit of others. I remain, you's thankfully, ELIZABETH TAYLOB, Akaroa. To be had from H. T. Johnson, storekeeper, Palmerston N. OSBORNE HOUSE, THE KING'S GIFT TO THj3 NATION. TXpK recently imported a shipment of ' * Pianos specially selected for us in London by Me GeobgeLangley, last year's. Examiner to the Associated Board of the B.A.M. and E.C.M. These instruments were chosen from the warehouse of r GEO. ROGERS & SONS, BERNERS-STREET, LONDON. The opinion Mr Langley has expressed to us as to the pianos of this firm has lately received the following notable endorsement:— " Messrs George Rogers and Sons have had the honour of supplying HIS MAJESTY with two pianos, a Horizontal and an Upright Grand, for use nt Osborno House—the . King's gift to the nation. His Majesty stipulated for instruments of ENGLISH manufacture, and thoso of the well-known Bernersstreot firm were chosen." Extract from Monthly Musical Journal, March, 1904. Sigh-class PIANOS for sale on EASY PAYMENTS. H. HUNTER-BROWN, PALMEE6TON NORTH, 'agent for PEE WELLINGTON P!HO CO., LTD., 53 MOLESWOSTH • STJREET, Wellington.