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Northern Advocate, 8 May 1916, Page 4

It is just now our pleasure to ani nounce handling several farms we j consider most Special Values, Certain Money Makers. CONVENIENT TO WORK and CONVENIENT TO LIVE UPON, being in Handy Situations. Embracing Seaside and Inland Properties. To elaborate full particulars is auite unnecessary, these being obtainable at our offices. W» invite insnection by prospective land buyers and can guarantee Good Values will be admitted. To meet war conditions we endeavour to find Easy Terms of Sale Land. We want Buyers to realise we have Several Good Things just now. MACKESY AND SON, I t LAND AGENTS, WHANGAREI. STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS, VALUERS, Etc. COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK STREET, WHANGAREI. AGENCIES: Royal Insurance Co., Ltf (Fire, Accident, Marine, etc). "?-.■ feet Separators. MIDnMONTH STOCK SALE. KAMO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, at 12.30 p.m. 50 Dairy Cows and Heifers. 6 Jersey and Shorthorn ICows, to calve end of May. 60 Good Calves, mostly steers. '40 Speyed Cows, big framed and in good condition. 10 Head Beef. 150 Ewes. 100 Shorn Lambs, mixed sexes. Reversible S.F. Massey-Harris Disc Plough, 45gal Alfa-Laval 'Separator, large Milk Vat. F. and W. WAKELIN .. Auctioneers. G. L. A. HUTT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, COUNTY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, BANK STREET, WHANGAREI. TO VISITORS: My Business Extends over the 9 Counties'' North of Auckland, and I am always pleased to assist you in every possible way to obtain Reliable Information. Whether you are seeking Land or simply making a Casual Call do not fail to look me up. I am always ready to give you a run through the Various Districts and it may possibly result in something to your advantage. Study the Land Values in all parrs before you operate. a. L. A. HUTT, Up-stairs COUNT x CHAMBERS. (Next tc Post Office). Phones: Office 254, Residence 146. Agency: Royal Exchange Assurance (Fire, Marine, Accident. Livestock, etc). Hean's *OEF Is - •**"! original and genuine cough mixture essence. Saves your money — does you good. Wise people always refuse imitations. (

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