Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 108, 10 May 1939, Page 12

J. C. HUTTON (N.Z.) LTD. ■DTJYEKS OF PRIME BACON PIGS, CHOPPERS AND PORKERS. R. WEBB, 'phone 8575, P.N. R. HOOK, 'phone 80, Shannon. J. V. WALTON, ’phone 42D, Ashhurst J. BLUNDEN, 'phono 13 D, Ashhurst. S. LIGGINS, 'phono 2502, Dannevirke and Pahiatua District. R. J. NELSON (Sub-agent), c/o. G. E. Lovell, Woodville. CAES FOR SALE jGWERYONE is talking about the new Austin 8, now on display at our Showrooms in Queen Street (two doors past the orange-painted building.)N..Z Farmers*' Co-op. Dist. Co. FARMERS’ TRUCKS. GET IN BEFORE THE RUSH! BRITISH BEDFORD, 1933, 2-ton, dual rears (good.) Reconditioned. Special cab. Great buy. CHEVROLET i-ton, 1929. New tyres, Reconditioned. Burges cab, flat deck. STUDEBAKER 15/20-cwt. Good cab. New deck. Ideal manure sower. Cheap. DODGE 30-cwt. Single rear tyres. Great order. Farmers! Get in on this! JOLLY & MILLS, L m ' PHONE 7620, KANGITIKEI STREET, Palmerston North. Chrysler, Hillman, Fargo.

UNBEATABLE VALUE AT PIERARD MOTORS. 1938 DODGE Sedan, as new .. £385 1927 BUICK Sedan £9O 1925 CHEV. Sedan 4-door .. .. £35 FOliD 8 h.p. Sedan, solid leather „ trim, beautiful condition . . £l3B HUDSON 7-seater Sedan, good order. well shod £45 Nash and Willys Distributors. PIERARD MOTORS 66 Rangitikei St., P.N. Phone 7668. FARMS FOR SALE GOING CONCERN 100 acres, flat to undulating, 15 paddocks, well watered, 10 acres lucerne. Good 4-roomed house, bathroom, washhouse, man’s ivhare, hot water, electric light, cowshed, 3 cow-piant, OOgah separator. Stock 40 cows, 2 bulls, ;i horses, 20 pigs, 50 ewes, 15 young stock. Implements. We have inspected this farm and can recommend it as good buying. PRICE £4O per acre. Near offer considered. FRED JACKSON 53 RANGITIKEI STREET, Palmerston North. JjX)R SALE, Splendid Sheep Farm, 5127 acres at £B/10/-. All necessary buildings. Cash £12,500. Alex. J. Geary, Feilding. CHEAP ONE-MAN FARM HANDY PALMERSTON NORTH. 94 acres, flat and undulating, should do 30 cows and .150 ewes, 4-rmd. house, electric light and hot water, new 6-bail cowshed. Well watered and subdivided.. Now carrying 34 cows and 21 head dry stock but is below capacity. Price £33/10/- per acre as going concern or £26/10/- bare. Approx. £I3OO cash as going concern. Splendid situation handy to main road, school, etc. W. S. LONG. Rangitikei St. Palmerston North. £1250 DEPOSIT SECURES A 120-COW DAIRY FARM. 173 acres of sound level rich country fully equipped with first-class home and buildings. Beautifully sheltered, watered and subdivided. Close to everything in very good district. Is dairying 120 cow's and carrying young stock to replenish herd, also 12 sows, young pigs, 4 horses. This farm can be bought at £6250 with £1250 cash, balance at 44%. Personally inspected and strongly "recommended. KENNETH McDONALD, IS OLE AGENT, 39 RANGITIKEI ST. DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. 106 acres freehold, near township, good improvements, 50 acres flat, rest undulating, nearly ail ploughable, 12 paddocks, everything as going concern (except fowls and ducks) at walk-in price of £37/10/- per acre. Cash £I6OO. Owner must sell owing to illness. (No. 24). 100 acres freehold, near Palmerston North, iirst-class farm, one of best in district and shows good returns, good improvements, plenty water, 12 paddocks, must be sold to wind up estate. Price £BO acre, Cash £4OOO, balance 4i%. (No. 8). J. L. BENNETT LTD. Land Agents and Auctioneers, CR. RANGITIKEI & KING STS., P.N. Telephone 6261. P.O. Box 87. FINE PROPERTY. 107 acres, 3 miles from town; tarsealed road. All flat and ploughable. Nice piece of native bush. Good resi- | denec. With proper farming should 'carry 6/700 b. ewes besides dairy cows. Price £SO per acre. Free of encumbrances. Terms arranged. VICTOR E. SMITH, FEILDING. JpOR SALE Section Guy Avenue. Price £lB5. Fergusson Street £2OO, £2OO and £lB5. Nash and Lovelock.

SOME PONY! * ‘Have you seen a giraffe about here, lad?” asked the circus manager. “It’s just escaped from the circus. ” “No, sir, ’’ replied the boy. “I’ve seen no giraffe, but I saw a long-necked piebald pony chewing the tops of the trees back there a bit! ”