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MACKESY AND SON. £100 CASH DEPOSIT. 162 ACRES, Freehold. All in good grass, excepting 20 acres bush. Ring- ; fenced. House 6 rooms, sheds. Carry- j ing a beast to two acres. PRICE 1930. £100 Cash. Balance' easy. £100 CASH DEPOSIT. 153 ACRES, Freehold. Half in grass. All ploughable. Well watered. House 5 rooms, good barn, etc. Volcanic and clay soils. Attractive property. School, hall, P. 0., etc. few minutes. PRICE £2750. £100 cash. Balance easy. TO LEASE. 520 ACRE FARM. SUITABLE for Dairying and Cattle Grazing. 5-roomed dwelling. Cream cart service past property. To be leased until mid-winter, 1918. RENT: 30/ per week. MACKESY AND SON, WHANGAREI. THE MAET. J.AMIES STREET. Auction Sales of Furniture, Farm Produce and Groceries on Saturday. Agent for Imperial Insurance Co. HOUSES, SECTIONS AND FARMS FOR SAiLE. J. E. KEARNS-CLIFFORD, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, 'Phone 211.

s i I ! J I Ikf O necessity to ask this question, but just pause \ I ' and reflect upon his prowess in saving the ! Auckland District from being cut off from the staff of life during the late unfortunate strike, without taking any advantage in price ! Now the sad war is raging, through the madness of one whose actions denude him of being called a man in any humane \ country. Yet the self-sacrificing " CHAMPION " at j I p f ( this critical juncture,Jfor the love of humanity and for I ; i , i I his noble sons who are fighting for the just freedom f I I lof his " STANDARD, ,, has promised to supply and [ I • i sustain the inner wants when others hesitate at doing [ I 8 o ;• i r £ _ J I What does he ask for these munificent ! I acts ? Why, only the free use of [ I I : 4, £.; I Muscle-raiser Flour j i AND I I Rolled Oats and Oatmeal J I Which is more preferable to "Champion ,, 1 I than a Knighthood ! I