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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17622, 8 November 1920, Page 12

I Shows. 1 — _—__— J W AIKAT ° AGRICULTURAL ANI : J pASTORAL A SSOCTATION'S - ! rQHOW. I o ! NOVEMBER Jg AND -in ? I ON THE H (JLAUDELANDS CHOW p ROUNDS JJ GREAT ENTRIES OP BEST STOCK ' | TO BE HAD OR SEEN. ! Horses. Cattle. fihe*p. Pies, and Dog= • a!.«o Sneen-doK Trals-. Industrial Class"I iincludirijr Dairv }'r.-.iinr. Bakery. I're«erse« ■etc), fancy and Plan Needlework. W-;t : n" schools. Horticultural an,! Eiorcx.itura: ! Displays. P,, and Hows leaping. Con,- ; petitions including Hur.tin.i and Steeple . j chase. S;yVs. Water, Wi-e. Broad and High ! Jurnpim; Events. Polo Pon.es. Boys' Bare •back Kir' ~!., Lades' Hunting Competitions. . T^dy. Ri<er=i. Sri.. Shows to P...vide Fun ! for the M.lhon. THE GREAT DAY INDEED. i A GREAT DAY - Suitable Trail,". Excursion Rates. ! Hot Water Provided, i ENTRANCE, Is d; Children. Half-price. Come One. Come All. Everyone Satisfied. J. M. BAXTER. i Secretary. t j AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL QHOW. ' J\ECEMBER O AND 4 19J0. ; CAMPBELL SHOWGROUNDS. EPSOM. Dominion Hunter Prize, £100. . Substant.al Increase in Prize Money in i All Classes. , Largest Cattle Pavilion in the North Inland ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 13. 1920." Schedules free on application to the ' SECRETARY, ! „_. _, Fall of Commerce, 1 .O. Box BG, Auckland High St ' r ! Lawn lennis. j CKSS Travis pup: j-L'AVIS VLI" jL'AVIS V-'UP: ; j PLANS NOW OPEN AT MESSRS. H. E I PARTRIDGE AND CO.. LTD.. j Queen Street. Auckland. SEASON TICKETS ONLY. I DEICES; £ s d Northern and Southern Stands . . -2 10 0 Western Stand 2 0 0 Applications from Country Residents muet be accompanied by Remittance, also stamped and addressed envelope. T. H. HICKS, Hon. Sec. Management Committee (Australia). HUGH G. THOMSON. Hon. Sec. N.Z. Committee. Butter. gUTTER. JJUTTER. "gUTTER. TIMITED. in™t. he £u i 0 , notif y °* r numerous customers who. for many years have been supplied with the celebrated " STAR " brand Factory Butter , by special retail vans, that the. prices filed by the Government do not permit our special method of delivery without incurring serious loss, and the WE^^SDlYlXvlm^^th 8 after \\ It-OrJiLiSDAY, November 10th nextOur " STAR "Butter will still be obtainable at all our Dairies at 2s 3d per lb for cash. It is manufactured daily at our Newton . Factory. . sent immediately to on, Dairies where it is stored in ice, an customers receive it sweet and fresh without being tainted by contact with other goods. " STAR " brand is noted for its Purity Flavour, and. Excellence, and we believe its reputation will be mre than maintained in the future. ln M ILt MJL £ - MxL KOUR CLARIFIED. PASTEURISED MILK IS STILL THE BEST FOR FAMILIES, INFANTS, INVALIDS DELIVERED EVERYWHERE. PURITY GUARANTEED. T IMITED. OFFICE 'PHONES: 453 AND 2560. Houses and Land~f o Salei 30 A 3 C v} ES ~_ Su b urban ' Cio.se to StationV" suit a Jtsusmesa Man-Good land »n in gnu. Fine Residence. 8 large room a a! ! most new; good h. and c. water luppS |"~™ mod. conv. May Exchange for Auckland iii?", unencumbered. aucmand BRICK SHOP INVESTMENT, in go-ahe,d ! J-> suburb: two fine shops and dwtllhf*- I « «M0 5 BM * t P ros^«ive P valul fife APARTMENT HOUSE-Going C«,r*ra A (freehold)-Lovely building and ground? select locality; fully furnished ; firS connection. £3000 deposit required £500 per annum net return. Particulars to genuine buyers. BROADBENT AND CO . ■I. Smeeton's Build'ngs. QNLY £1050 _. ST. HELIERS. j Why not be your own Landlord SEMI-BUNGALOW, ne.r the sea House ! 4 room,, sleep.ng-out porch, also bathroom; ' bv J»-ft T "' £optlc , tank - Section, mi' I Svefr's ID^ 11 . splendid "each; bu It. 6 years. To see the view from this bVautifu ! spot is glorious. Term,, one-third cash I PARADISE. IOQ. Herald. | 300 ¥Sm s : .^^TO?i Plenty ot timber for fencing Almost nnt-'-lenced " '"' ! Wintered about 40 head of cattle Good prospect for energetic man who ' would improve the nlace. It conM : be mado to carry 50 cows by nert ' season. "' .' 3-roomed shack 2 miles from railway station ! 60 miles from Auckland PRICE. £25 PER ACRE. i EASY TERMS. ■ QRAY AND pOCKROFT, ' 6MEETONS BUILDINGS. ' TTOING CONCERN. -Famous Pukekoha ' VJ District—7o Cows, I Horses. Imple- 1 nicnts —185 Acres Vole. Soil. Good build- I .ngs. Price, i'TO. Terms. £4000. Hard 'to I beat. \s r.te lor turtlier details. 1195 1 4?^A CASH—SO Acres. 3 miles station; i cSr><J>JU 20 grass. 8 bush. Five rooms, etc. Price. £2600, or Exchange. R. 1193. ' ' /""HEAP at £25 per acre—Here's 200 acres I V.' mostly kaihakatea flats; carry 40 cows ' now. Bungalow home. Terms. Excellent '' buying. R.U94. ' PAPAKURA .— Bungalow; over two I acres. £1225 Terms. R 1163. i PAPAKURA— £400 Cash— 18 acres. ! flat, ail grass. Good buildings. Price] i -£2450. Secure this. R 1170 ! OPLENDID VALUE-165 Acres, 'handy. I W_J ; <:ass buildings- native bush j stoney creek plantations. Onlv £25_per acre ' ms- Give option to soldier. This is a i r^UEAP—4S Acres, partly improved. Small j ca*h Thi, ° nly i. £ ' 2i i,U acre " Wlth £200 cash, rhts .„ right. R. 1186. ' Sole Ageat. E- R. r p-LDEN. j PAPAKURA. A| ' 'PHONE 32. j HALEEN STEIN S BLDGS , AUCKLAND.!