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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 162, 6 July 1918, Page 8

A SPLENDID PROPOSITION. ha.ve to offer for immediate .sale r a very desirable Freehold Property of 22J, acres, situate in the Fruit ■Metropolis of Motueka ; close to School, Post and Telegraph Office. The land is part flat and jj.-i.rt beautiful .slopes. All ploughable; wire fenced, with orchard wire netted. Five subdivisions, well • itered Buildings consist of 4-roomed f-louse (with teh-phone) and wash-house. Large shed and other farm buildings. There are 7 acres in co'.nmercial apple trees of the very best >. a-rii'lies, lining G years old; in all, over 1000 trees. Six acres ready and to be planted next month. Five acres in grass and 4 acres m rough feed. There is no mortgage on this property. Th<- i.s £1275, -. hich us hardly the value of the bare b'.d. 'v\'e can finance most of the jiurcha.se money It 6 }>er cent. Wr want a man who ..-an work a team of lioises to buy this proposition. Permanent employment >'t remunerative wages, eilher by the day oi by contract, can be guaranteed to the purchaser. This is the biggest snip we have ever offered, and you will need to make early application to the Sole Agents. AND CO., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, MOTUEKA.

Brawn Brain! One or the other—oy both—earns every worker his living. The food that l'< er>s and bunds both Brawn and Brnin is Rolled Oats The finest Oats grown in "New Zealand go to the OatniK. mills —and come out again m dustproof bags as delicious Catinn.. These war-times everyone rauft study economy Oatina is mr more warming and more nourishing than meat' iand costs much less. And it's so appetising and palatable! In FULL WEIGHT 41b. and 201b. Bags Tour Grocer sells Oatina—if h" is out of stock send his name 10 Lanp'lown . and Son, LtJ. t Chrisfcchurcb. You'll be supplied. Winner of only Gold Medal Japan-British Exhibition, London.

Some people say they, are tired of giving to so many Patriotic Funds. " They have had enough of it/' If the tired Soldiers said " We've had enough of it," What Would Become of Us ? They must continue their grim work. We must continue to help them. Our Soldiers and Sailors everywhere need Rest and Recreation, Comforts and AmusemeM. Convalescents deserve all the aid we can possibly give them. Troops in Camp and at the Front make Better Soldiers if they are well cared* for in their hours of ease. To supply Rest, Refreshments, and Comforts to* all our Soldiers is the aim of

The Church Army s War Work in Training Camps, on Troopships, Hospital Ships, in Hospitals, and on Every Battle Front. In New Zealand this work is carried on by The MilitaryAffairs Committee of the Church of England. Help us to help our Boys ' Send Your Donation to-day to The Military Affairs Committee Jas. W. Henderson IHonorary Geo. Shirtcliffo ) Treasurers % 20 Mulgrave Street - Wellington CroM all Cheaue* r " Union Bank. Wellington." HAINES-9 In IvOTjA-NTP you get a ptimulant for tlie tired, a refreshment lor the hot, a quencher f for the thirsty. A tablespoonful in aerated wakr makes a cooling, non-alcoholic; drink. Hotels and stores.

IT MAY BE YOUR TURN TOMORROW. ARE YOU PREPARED? The war has altered, and is .altering many existing conditions Many of the best artisans have answered the Country's enlisted—someone ho* had to fill the breach. To-moiTow the opportunity of proim. bion may come to you. Can you fill the job? *■• ■ v Get in touch with ns at once, and we will show you how a few months study will fit you for a higher position that' is yours when yoa qualify. We give personal attention to all students desirous of passing Governmen* Exams in all branches of Engin BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOLS Colwill's Chambers, Auckland, P.O. Box 6u. Routha Buildings, Wellington, P.O. Box WhV