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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1713, 2 January 1920, Page 8

AUCTION MART SAFE. TO-MORROW! . TO-MORROW! .finHE EMPIR l<f~A ITCTION KEIUNG 1 CO. will sell, at 1.30 p.m.— Poultry of iill kinds. IVoduc'e, harness, separatorw, .sundries. Kuritituio of all kinds. MARK UiilGG«. HUH 13110WN, Auctioneer,

"Till" Binder Twine

FOUR GENUINE PROPOSITIONS. fell If » AUJUVTi, IXCBUum, "*'.," ZUU drained swamp, almost all silt. Long frontage to good road on Te Tumu swamp. Price £23 10s, with £ooo cash. This property with a little improvement is worth £4O per acre; the purchaser must make money. j ACRES, freehold, sea coast 1 »)U farm, about 50 acres drained rnup'o land, balance table land; good grass or cropping country. Price £«. l) per.acre, with £I,OOO. cash. This is a TOO ACRES, L.1.P., rent about QO&&U per annum all in grass; . arrying to-day 170 head cattle and 500 sheep; all heavy drained alluvial flats. A .year or two ago this property carried 300 cattle for 9 months, which can be verified from the owners' books. Inspection is only required to buy. Apply early. Price £3O I.os per acre; £2OOO cash rj £ ACRES, freehold ; 65 acres con--4 O sists of heavy alluvial flats, has been in grass for 20 years, originally covered in heavy cabbage trees; 10 acres table land ; adjoins To Puke and railway station; carrying to-day 60 4-year-ojd bullocks. Price £SO per acre; £SOO cash.

FARMERS' pO-OPERATIVE * UCTIONEERING r\Q., ' LTD. t TE PIJKE, BAY OF PLENTY For further apply BIRNIE AND COOftfBS, J PALMEESTONNORTII AGENTS,' 88 Rangitikei street.

. GIFTS NEED not always bo of silver or gold. The useful tilings for everyday service make quite as acceptable gifts. What about making your wife a present of some necessity at this time, such us a washing machine or wringer, manglo, carpet sweepe>, vacuum cleaner, dustless mop, water filler, ice chest, that set of carmisters for the pantry, or the meat safe she has so long dono without. Wives, for your husbands we have many useful articles. What about a safety razor or pocket knife, or even a wheelbarrow or spray pump for his garden. It's Uio sensible things that count at this or any other time. MANSON AND BARR, LTD., liungitikei Street, Puhrierston North.

B DY N ow T' AI/UABLE TJROPERTY. .1 -J:U *ing 55 cows, 12 weaners, 60 sheep, besides horses, etc.; well watered, buildings are first-class. 3-cow plant in a concreted floor cowshed, loft and other outbuildings. Price and terms on application, but' wo can assure intending purchasers thafc this all : |)loughable place is the cheapest proposition of its acreage before us at the present time. AN TDEir, "pAIIM. ~ ■ f\ ACRES, fully 150 acres plough»:Lf able, partly under plough now. Winters 2 to 2J ewes besides cattle or GO cows besides sheep. Situated G miles from Palmerston North; cream, cal 't calls li miles from property ; subdivided into 9 paddocks by good fences; buildings consist of 7-roomed houso and all necessary outbuildings, besides 6-bail cowshed, (i-stall stable, etc. Price £33 per acre. The mortgages have a considerable time to run, and vendor will consider a small place of 5,t0 10 acres nearer town in part payment. Fullest particulars on application tq> iAIIRAUD & \ BRAHAM, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH.

GOOD VALUE. J ACRES, L.1.P., on metal road, \J 1. close to factory, school, P.O. and railway ; iip ; to-dato 5-roomed house, and 3-roomed wharo; all in graae, over half ploughable, * well subdivided and watered; carryiug a large amount of stock. Will sell in two sections, one of 120 acres and homestead, at £25 per aero; and the other of 281 acres, with whare, woolshed and yards, at £l4 per ftcor. Easy terms. 1 K1 ACRES, freehold, metal road, 1O I. good 6-roorned house, 12-hail-cd concrete cowshed; a,U in grass, all ploughable, carry 56 cows, i mile from factory, school and P.O. Price £55 per acre; cash £IOOO. We have personally inspected these properties, and can safely recommend thorn as good propositions for land soekcra. iABNITT AND "OOBERTSON. Bo* 8. OTIUTFORD