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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16035, 29 September 1915, Page 3

gooses and Land for Sale. A S A OI NG QONCERN. 48* A CRES -£65 A CRE 47 t£S IN GRASS, li acre crops. 13 stables 8 i 3W 8 rooms - wash-house, shed -iu wi ,' 8^ a il 8> crete floor; trapBnckland J'SW S 7 »*»: l miles from 18 cow, iSnv£5 wl ? he ./t** 1011 - Including MM and ™j t l }™ g uten ,' horse, trap, harPurchSSr. arm moments. Terms to suit RATTENING OR jyiRY "pARM. fAMOUS OWAMP. 9.0 A CREB A CRE £500 CASH ONLY. 80 A in RES ?SS.Bo«««draii M a«n U rooms. acres bush, 3 paddocks; House. 3 ff™", 8 ™™. . Bta:i>le - fowlhouse, etc wen watered; close to creamery and townev AD y *"""» Hk * ihi ' not on «>• market pARM. UNENCUMBERED, WANTED FOR £2445, FIRST MORTGAGE. REQUIRING FARM for Dairying of £2Tacrt. CreS ' " lth buiSn * B ' » C. J. OWEN, 7. SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND. THE RIGHT SIZE. THE RIGHT LOCALITY. THE RIGHT PRICE. 100 A™ 128 - FREEHOLD. NEAR. CAMBRIDGE. Capable of milking 30 to 40 cows. All in grass, mostly new. Close to creamery, and adjacent to school. House of 3 rooms. 5-bail cowshed, implement-shed and piggery, etc. Mortgage. £1500. at 5 per cent. £500 CASH. Or would take a Good House in lieu of deposit. A REAL GOOD LITTLE PLACE. PRICE, £52 PER ACRE 2460 SMALLEY AND BARRETT. (Successors to Tylden and Spiers). 85. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. GRAFTON. ■ poSITION. WE HAVE FOR URGENT DISJ» POSAL THE BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION OFFERING local???. MOST FAV °™^ Full particulars on application. A. W. READ & CO., 79, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. Insurance Companies. B E pBUDENT AND TAKE OUT A POLICY WITH THE ATLAS QOMPANY. -LIMITED. LIBERAL COVER. - PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. Transact. All OjgyMPh. and Ardent Security for Policy-holder, exceed. £5,970,000. Auckland Brancn: 1. Custom. Street West C. L MCKEAN. Local Manager. PROTECTION AGAINST THE UNFORE^ Risk—Fire, Marine Worker." r¥LJL OTm ?- of Risk—Fire, Marine Worker.' r£i£ onns . of Personal. Accidem.' an" sfckne^ *"- T J 9 %i " 9 T^ 8t ? e8 and Executory THE ""^OMP^N^iTD^ H. P. KIBBLING. Manager/ Auckland Soap. rjUNrWHA §OAP. A NIWHA OOAP. trtSSTff reluctantly compelled to charge 1M plr bar article: ? SOAP> 6d Der tar " A re »l «ooi rpEAS? rpEASI .rpEASI Splendid value in Teas at lid. Is la Id anl Is 2d per lb. equal to Packet Teas at Is 6d and Is Bd. We stock all the Teas that are packed, at .'ery low prices * 3 '^ 7 \\7' ALLACE AND OONS. OTAHUHU. -. Stud Horses. T'O STAND THE SEASON l At 111 M SYLVIA PARK. And Travel Surrounding *fW ft ~ Districts, #Jes4t"gl „THE STANDARD AND ntSTTKhuV* REGISTERED TROTILNG STALLION. GOLD BELL, By Capitalist, dam Merry Bell. Record 2 miles. 4m 345. Full brother to Jingle. 'Jm us one mile; 2m 31s. one and a-quarter miles. Apart from being a great racehorse, he is represented as a sire, his daughter, Jteel Bell, and only one of his stock to be trained at four years old, never suffered defeat, winning over all distances, her last performance being to win the Auckland Cup, and defeating, over 2 miles, with the greatest ease, such fliers at Denver Huon (Australian crack and record-holder), Harvey Huon, Wallace Wood, Jewel Chimes etcputting up a record for the race, and 'lower-' ing her sire s record She is level-headed and a born stayer. Ihis is ample proof ot his great value as a sire. Gold Bell. Steel Bell, and Jingle are three out of 34 in .New Zealand that are eligible for the New Zealand Cup. Terms: Trotting Mares, single, £10 10stwo, £8 Bs. A few farmers' or common mares will be taken at £6 6s. One guinea discount allowed n payment made on hrst service. Good grazing. 2s Gd per week Mares met hen n advised. Stud fees payable December 31, 1915. Groomage fee, ss, first service All care, no responsibility. Cards and particulars from ■+ JOE TAYLOR, Sylvia Park. Otahuhu. TO'Obtain the Best and AW** X Necessary Condition is to tfVMH lecd Prg'tUk* Best Blood. ■ M|ra AT THE STUD l X c R c «>rd Hurdler, iSrIL CAPTAIN. Sire Captain Webb, by Natator— Dam: Marvellous, by Foulshot—Flirt. Captain is acknowledged to be one of the best jumpers among Captain Webb's long list of jumping progeny, having never made a mistake, and putting up records on three coursesat Napier and Foxton (li-mile record) and Wanganui (2-mile record). To give the public every opportunity the fee has been fixed at the low figure of Five Guineas, payable January 1, 1916. Mares from a distance paddocked free. All care, no responsibility. For further particulars apply W. JOHNSTONE, or H. BARNES, in Charge. Clendon Park, Papatoetoe. STANDING on farm, corner Mountain and Russell Rds.. RemueraJersey BulL Kismet—Sweet Rose, Fee, 7. 6d.