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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15717, 18 September 1914, Page 2

Houses and Land lor Sale. ? £7 SPEAKS FOR ~£^"~ If! PER ACRE. ITSELF ' PER kmm ;3 V SIX MILES H' '' r»™ .„t,t,2P tal ROAD. * Vm ' OQfl ACRES FREEHOLD- all h*« h 40V heavy bush, now practicatlv "fl •' cleared; 14 acres young grais, w\% fallow, &tto swedes; 20 acres old J?** - balance rough feed; NEARLY t&4 PLOUGHABLE; carrying Sow 36 head^ 1 eluding 14 bullocks, and 6 milkingcow?.' wed watered; ring fenced, 5 subdivision!' rooms, in good order; -numerousi shed. ? i TWO ROAD FRONTAGES; House r ACRE SS PRICE ' NLY « PER NOTE—Fine healthy country, and suit, able for cutting: up. Great prospectiv *$£ gPECLAL J)AIRY pARM. a-WAIKATO-Hl "Acres first-class land- *» »» acres drained swamp, no peat- 'h»t ance rich volcanic knoll; ALL IN GRAqq but 50 acres ready for plough: capable «* carrying 80 DAIRY COWS; BUIlDINr« ARE MODERN; House, 6 rooms" with h and c. water, and every convenience; cow' 55 ed j.„ concrete floor; fitted MIT tlNr MACHINE new ENGINE, and ir SrtS house; stable, implement shod, barn con crete troughs, with water laid on Price* £27 10s per acre; easy terms. ' „--- _Must °° seen to be aDTirecia.^^ PRICE IS CClotL t FOR SUCH P A et ptol . rrirtii, Close to creamery, school and cnurch. ' u WALKER~AND COAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. AUCKLAND. If you wish to SELL or EXCHANGE your Property please give us a call DAIRY FARM. £150 C ASH - £150 CABHIOQ ACRES good land, well fenced and - LU *-' subdivided, and well watered by permanent springs and creeks- GOOD HEART OF TOTARA HOUSE OP s ROOMS, LARGE BARN, COWSHED STABLE. CALF-HOUSE, DAIRY ETC* ALL IN GOOD ORDER; about 70 acres has been ploughed and laid in good English grasses, balance good ro:. i; h feed, CREAW CART CALLS AT GATE; only 35 mijea south of Auckland; WILL NOW CARPV 20 DAIRY COWS. PRICE, IF SOLD SHORTLY, ONLY £12 PER ACRE A>'n ONLY £150 CASH REQUIRED. HARRIS & CRUMP, RANFURLY BUILDINGS. 81. QUEEN STREET. N.Z. LOAN ANDMEfi^ CANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AUCKLAND. IF YOU WANT EITHER A FARM. A RESIDENCE, OR A SECTION. RING TJS UP, OR CALL AND HAVE A TALK WITH OUR PROPERTY AGENTS. Telephones 417 and 1621. pLLERSLIE— New faithfully-built Honss, JCJ 5 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry* etc.; h. and c. water; wash-house, copper and tubs, outhouses; elevated level; volcanic section, 66 by 165; formed paths; gas. A pretty home for £750. Terms arranged. Timber and workmanship of the best. Inspect with omi agent to-day. cocoa. I » CONTINENTAL 'DECrPE. TTOW rpo jy-JAKE QOOD QOCOA. i BOIL IT. BOIL IT. BOIL IT. Pouring Boiling water on Cocoa is an ignorant and lazy woman's way. Boil Cocoa two minutes, then add to the , boiling Cocoa the milk and when the whole begins to simmer, serve at once. IF TO THIS YOU USE DROSTE'S DUTCH COCOA You have a Treat. • lib Tins, 3s per lb. Ub Tins, Is 7d per Tin. Jib Tins, lOd per Tin. Ask your Grocer for DROSTE'B. ) Rubber Goods. I mmm " ■—« »■ i ——«■—» The "rout step" i The regular, rhythmic tramp of troops would rack bridge with the vibrationhence the "rout step." This strain, so dangerous to a bridge of iron and stone, falls on your spine and delicate nervous system as you walk on the hard floors end pavements. Protect yourself vrith O'SnlHvan 's Heels— absorb the shock and prevent the weariness and nerve fag that come from pounding along on hard leather. They are invisible, wear twice as long as leather, and keep the shoes in shape. B&tfflMtliA HFFT C of New Mm aIEJCILiO Live Rubber (ffjfg 50c a pair, attached to j£f&gsSl your shoes by any U&jsußgf shoe dealer or shoemater, wooseDs them. JBmB F*rHeß,.Waße««aiCMHrea — Ranges, ————a iii ——— *. "TVON'T TAKE RISKS WHEN I BUYING A RANGE I You can't afford to '. It's too late to make a change after you have inatr.lled a Common Range and find it a failure. When yon buy a " ORION." You know that you have secured the Most Perfect and Economical Range in the Dominion. Beware of the "Just as Good" Story! Ask your Ironmonger to show you an " ORION." q Florists. WREATHS, CUT FLOWERS, ETC. '' FRANK WHITEHEAD. Opposite G.P.O. 'Phone 2205. MISS LLOYD (late Webster's) in charge. >■ •'. l J3 LAD —LEYLAND - O'BRIEN TIM-' - • U.-D. BER COMPANY. LIMITED.- -J Kauri, Totara, Matai, Rimu, Kahikate** i Oregon Pins (Doughs Fir). Oregon Pin*-, .- I Doors and Laths. Redwood and Cedar ::">_'-; J Shingles, Three-ply Wood. ::"'^-,--K Customs Street Mill and Order Depart- ;-*f-=. ment 'Phone*: 488 and 1859, King's Dri« - f Mill and Order Department: 1743. He**; Office cad Uws«ei; 3088, -;. - ••• •-'-: