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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 103, 1 April 1929, Page 12

The manawatu machinery EXCHANGE CO. have for sale m their Showroom in R&Dgitikei Street: — SECOND HAND aoweit binders, diso barrows, tine harrow, top dressera/ grass harrows, pumps, engines, ploughs farm forges, cultivators, scarifiers, chaffoutters, lathee, belting, separators, windmills, woolpreeses, saw benches and spindles, hillside ploughs, scoops, vioes, Babcock teeters cattle troughs, churns, Planet junr. sowers, stumping jacks, drills, cast iron boilers, milk and cream coolers, pulleys, bearings, shafting, boilers, skim milk . pumps, vacuum pumps and releasers, separator friction pulleys, diso ploughs, sledge wheels with axles, farm sledges. If you wish to tie Included in our mailing fist kindly let us know and our regular machinery lists will be posted you periodically absolutely free of charge. TO RETIKED FARMERS AND CIVIL SERVANTS. 3} ACRES with modern bungalow and all electrical conveniences, garage and dairy. Approx. 5 chains frpntage to new station road. Divided into 3 paddocks and house section. Increasing in value. Price £2300. Terms arranged. ROBERTSON & SHARMAN, 15 RANGITIKEI STREET. RICH DAIRYING LAND SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. FOR SALE, by private treaty, in areas from 89 acres to 127 acres, four sections, as follows: Area Price per acre Cash required 89 £45 £l9B 103 £44 £239 118 J £43 £202 127 £4.2 £273 * Balance in each case to remain on first mortgage for 5 years at 6 per cent. . AH rich drained river deposit swamp, capable of carrying over beast to acre and great cow country. Situated Manawatu district and handy to everywhere. No buildings. At the price, this is the cheapest property on the market. GOLDINGHAM & BECKETT. LTD., Land Department. PAYABLE DAIRY FARM HANDY TO PALMERSTON NORTH. -J A Q ACRES, principally rich, alluvial J_4r O soil, with small area slightly undulating warm, sandy loam, good healthy country, will dairy from 70 to 75 cows, owner estimates the butter-fat returns this season will be about 300ibs. per cow, artesian water, well Sheltered. Good 5-roomed semi-bungalow, large cowshed with electric power laid on; carshed, stable, etc., close to school and factory, and fairly handy to Palmerston North. Mortgage £2500 G.A. to S. PRICE £4B per acre. Terms £IOOO cash, balance long term at 0 per cent. J. P. FALCONER AND CO., 12 Rangitikei Street. ALL CASH BUSINESS GROCERY and Hardware Business m sound, progressive country town. Last year’s turnover averaged £BOO to £IOOO monthly, cash over counter. Double fronted shop, with 5 living rooms, with all modern conveniences. Terms are extremely good, and vendor would consider Palmerston North house property in part payment. Further particulars— BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD. £IOOO A YEAR PROFIT. IQQ ACRES of rich dairying land, JLOt7 close to Palmerston; dairying 85 cows and carrying 13 dairy heifers, 2 bulls, horses and pigs; also 40 tops hay and all necessary machine and farm implements. AS A GOING CONCERN at £65 per acre, or £OB without stock, this farm is producing over 25,0001b5. of butter-fat. All flat and in splendid order, beautifully sheltered, fenced and watered. New modern 6-roomed bungalow and full range of farm buildings. This is a farm anyone would be proud to own, being both profitable and picturesque. An ideal stud farm. KENNETH M c DONALD SOLE AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH. .WELL WORTH INSPECTION. nOO ACRES, freehold, situated LiLit) close Palmerston and carrying 600 ewes, also about 60 cattle. Buildings all new. Price £4O p.a., with £6BO cash. rjC) C) ACRES, Feilding district, good l Li Li buildings. Land carryingl9oo sheep and 85 cattle. This farm is a good one and is cheap at £23 p.a., with £3OOO cash. NASH AND LOVELOCK. LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS, „ 19 Rangitikei Street. “STANDARD" ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS in the "Manawatu Standard” will oblige by having their copy for replace advertisements sent to our office not later than 2 p.in. en the day PRECEDING that on which insertion is desired. Copy for replace advertisements not received by that time cannot be guaranteed insertion on the day following. Copy for ,casuai advertisements should be handed m by to ensure insertion on the day of receipt, but where possible an earlier hour would be materially helpful. Advertisers will greatly oblige by noting the *bove and incidentally assist members of our staff in the publication of the “Standard” at a regular hour every afternoon. The production of an evening paper necessitates members of our staff wording at a very high pressure between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., and with the growing volume of advertising and news the pressure is increasing. Promptness and regularity • in going to press is an urgent necessity as members of the delivery s*aff must be got away to time, several of those having to traverse between 70 and 80 miles on their motor cycles before their laboars in connection with the distribution of the 'Standard” over a wide country area are complete, y