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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 16

GET ON THE LAND. NOW IS TTTE TIME TO BUY AND BE READY FOR TIIE COMING SEASON. '_> ft 1 ACRES, rich flat land, adjoiijs Rail•JU2 way Station. First-class buildings. Very extensive range. Carrying 22 dairy cows, 8 dry stock. PRICE £2IOO. £7OO CASH Govt. Mortgage. JTX ACRES rich flat f carrying 31 cows and *Ji) heifers, 5 yearlings, 3 horses. Good now buildings, machines, electricity, etc. Govt, leasehold. £2102, Going Concern. £1550 cash. r»Q ACRES, ""rich undulating land, carrying *)t/ 34 dairy cows, 3 horses and young stock, pigs, etc. Good buildings. Produced just under 10,0001b. butter fat last season. £3llO, GOING CONCERN. Say. £ISOO cash. OAA ACRES, rich land. A first-class -UU farm, in Wnikato's best district. Excellent range of buildings. Owner states will readily do 120 dairy cows. Adjoins Railway Station and large factory. REDUCED TO £4O PER ACRE. £2OOO CASH. This is the best buying in the Wuikuto today. YOUNG MAN'S CHANCE. 1 9nn ACRES Limestone land. All been _L«-UU. felled and grassed, but gone back to fern. All easy country and easy to work. House and outbuildings. Title O.R.P. Rental £37 per year. 11 miles rail, metalled road. ONLY £1650. FOR GOODWILL. SAY, £SOO CASH, OR ARRANGED. C. F. BENNETT, LTD., COR. QUEEN AND SHORTLAND STS. (Old South British Corner). I,'hone 42-840. 100 ACRES, WAIAU PA. £25 PER ACRE. Carrying ;!0 cows. Will carry 50 cows with little improvement. Cottage. 3 rooms, cowshed, e.1., rural mail, bus to city twice daily. Great chance for man with £350 cash to acquire Workablo Farm. QD ACRES. Pukekoho district, }-mile stftion, all in grass; new House, cowshed, machines: milking 30 cows. £3l per acre. Cash £fioo If. C. ERNEST, OPP. STATION. PAPATOETOE. FOR CO YEARS TN PRESENT OWNER'S HANDS. We Are Offering for the First Time, 500 ACRES, SOUTH AUCKLAND. IDEAL MIXED FARM (Or could do 3 Dairy Herds). Two Houses, milking shed, sheep sheds, dips, machines. PRICE £l4 PER ACRE. Owner would _ consider reasonable securities in part payment. AVrite immediately for further particulars FREDK. W. LAURIE, MANAGER, LAND DEPT., 11. 11. PATTLE, LTD., PUKEKOHE. WANTED KNOWN. TEFFERS Irish Linen Store, Jervois Pd , i Ponsonby.—Best value in Linen, Tablecloths. Serviettes. Towels, Handkerchiefs. T ADIES* Hats Remodelled; Gent.'a Hats Cleaned and Reblocked.—Cos, The Hatter. Karangahape Rd. T3IiOGANDIIA is the enemy of corns. It removes them root and all—painlessly. completely.—Proga ndr.a. 1h (id. " XJELP TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT.—Don't throw away your old Tyres; they may be worth something still. Send your name and address to Box 1507. G.P.0., Auckland, and van will collect. TTEADQ CARTERS for Chubby Um- -*-*■ brcllas; buy direct from the manufacturer.—Lethaby'e.. Strand Arcade, Queen St., Auck 1 and. MIRRORS Resilvcred and Cut Any Desired Shape Ring Phone 41-777. wo will call.—Crosby's Mirror Company, Ltd.. 24, Wellington St. RHEUMATISM. Sciatica, Neuritis, posi-J-v tively banished; send for free booklet. —" The Broken Crutch." Box 817, Auckland, MEN. -Wo have several Unclaimed Suits, made to order; they are high quality Suits at bargain prices; all sizes. Save money now; fit guaranteed —Empire Tailors, Ltd., 219. Queen St., opp. Princess Theatre. L" 1 DSON'S Hair Renewer stops t!,io hair falling removes dandruff, darkens grey hair 3>> Rd Sold everywhere. BRASSMOULDERS' and Ironmoulders' Sand. Fine grained, good silicn and alumina content, high porosity, bonclJnß and heat resisting qualities. Big repeat, orders recently placed.—G J Nash, 79. Ba.y View Rd., Dunedin. AVIATION. ff QEE TIIE M ATCTI I- ROM ■ rrrrnrrfWi i O 'l'll R A Tit We me booking Flights over the l<\)otball Ground for the Auckland and Test Mjutclioa FALCON AIRWAYS. LTD.. Orakei. Phono all Hours—lo-732. Aerodrome Bniin. by Car from GJP.O. __ _ SALES OF PROPERTY. _ LAND Agents —Take notice my property at Flaknru is withdrawn from sale I. H_ Black welL _ _ PLEAS I'l note that my 100 acres, at To Awamutu, has boon sold by 11. D. and i. B. Matthews, Hamilton.—H. Peak.