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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1586, 11 June 1920, Page 3

PIANO. ORGAN. THEORY. TyflSS TCLORENCE JJOBBS, Pupil of Dr W. E. Thomas, Organist St. John's Church, Darmevirke. RECEIVES PUPILS FOR ABOVE SUBJECTS. Address: C/o Mrs Slcerman McPhee. SHEW TAI WAH. <Opposite Arcadia). FRUITERER & CONFECTIONER. PHOICE Fruits and Vegetables, Fresh Daily, Wholesale and Retail. Give us a trial. Ring up 'Phone 440 at any time for delivery. THE CHILDREN'S CLOTHES PROBLEM can be solved with satisfaction and saving by mailing your requirements to us. Everything for children of all ages. Write at once. THE LUCILLE SOB Lanibtou Quay, WELLINGTON. GOOD LAND. 100 ACRES of the best dairy land in the Dannevirke district. Well watered, well fenced, and the builditags are good. The location of this farm and its position as regards necessary conveniences could not be improved upon. Full particulars on application. Owner of Wellington rent-produc-ing property (up-to-date houses), with an equity of £2500, is desirous of exchanging the same for a dairy or farm. F. C. STUBBS * CO. All particulars from — FARMERS' UNION OFFICE, DANNEVIRKE. FOR SALE. 1 1015 MODEL CADILLAC, all good tyres and in perfect running order. Price £335. 1 20 h.p. 4-cylindei HUPMOBILE 2seater Car, in perfect order, all new tyres. Price £125. MKMMNIMKI DANNEVIRKE.

Spare tiieManure and Spoil the Farm! Every sheep you rear takes a considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil. If you are to keep up the quality of the crops and stock, you mutt restore this vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. MANURES They contain the plant foods necessary for production of bijt crops—and these, i:> their turn. give Fatter Sheen. W.M.E. Cos Nos 1b and 3b Mixtures are principally Phosphatic Manure* conU'nitig a proportion of Nitrogen to sus'.ain the growth They are specially suitable for Turnips and Rape. Particulars of Analysis posted on request. SENDYOUR STOCK to Wellington. Meat Export Co. , Ltd. for Freezing. Fat Sheep. Lambs and Cittie purchased. Particulars.as to charges may be obtained front J. McDonnell. Huntervilie. S. S. Timbs, Taihapa ('Phone 130) E. P. Swainson, Feildingf ('Phone 181) F. M. Rickman, Marton ('Phone 165) J. A. Reid, Aramoho ('Phone 171. Wanganui Ex.) WELLINGTON

WTLLARD STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION, 8 Queen Street, Palmerston North, FOR EXPERT REPAIRS. CAMERON BROS., Electrical Engineers, Electric Eight Plants, Everything Electrical. 'Phone 1184. O'HALLORAN DAIRY FARMERS! HERE'S A CHANCE. ~IQA ACRES Freehold, will carry 70 -*-Orr cows, at present carrying 47 cows, 10 heifers, 20 yearlings, 4 horses and 42 sheep, .practically all ploughable; 9-roomed house good as new, porcelain bath, 1:. and c. water, etc.; 1J miles railway, 2 miles factory, store, P. 0., etc. Only £43 per acre, £IS7O cash; balance arranged. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY"? OAA ACRES Freehold, mostly " vv ploughable, now carrying 160 cattle and 400 sheep, would dairy 100 cows; good 7-roomed house, etc.; cowshed with milking plant installed. Price only £2S per acre, £-2 300 cash; balance arranged. The first to inspect will buy. DO YOU WANT WINTER FEED? T ACRES Fi eohold, close town and saleyards, Woodville. Wintered over 100 head young cattle last year. This farm is ready to be stocked now and ban plenty of fresh feed, £35 per acre. CI2OO cash: balance Ist mortgage . r . years at 6 per cent. We have numerous dairy farms on hand Ifo suit big or small. Look us up at once and we will run you out to inspect O'HA LLO RAN THE LIVE LAND AGENT, COSMOPO i .1T AN BU I t r . DINGS, DAN'N'KVIKKE. 'Phone 43'J-