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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20713, 5 November 1930, Page 3

FARMS FOR SALE. BROAD ACRES. THE BEST INVESTMENT FOR YOUR MONEY TO-DAY. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY PARTLYIMPROVED LAND. These areas will carry a lot of stock now uiid pay their way. Thero are buyers waiting for (his land when further improvements are carried out. Cull or Write for Particulars, C. F. BENNETT, LTD., QUEEN STREET. "EVERY BRANCH OF REAL ESTATE." CHOICE SMALL ORCHARD PROPERTY. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ACRES, about 8 acres in fruit trees, good export varieties, in good order. I roperty is beautifully sheltered, various subdivisions. Nice small 4-roomed House, electric light, Dover stove, packing ehed. Telephone in house. Conveniently and nicely situated, and total Freehold Price only £750. State Advances Mortgage, approximately £3150. Owner would like his equity of £IOO in cash. This is a genuine bargain. JNO. GREY, TELEPHONE (DAY OR NIGHT), 13, HELENS VILLE. PAERATA. GOING CONCERN. PRICE, '£42 PER ACRE. 1 03 of Flat to Undulating; well grassed lands, all ploughable; 5 acres in follow; well watered. 5-ROOMED HOUSE, all necessary ou\V buildings. STOCK: 48 cows, 4 yearlings, 3 horses, 2 Jersey bulk, calves, 4 sowe, 1 boar, implements and tools, separator, milking plant, etc. Government mortgage, £2300. Situated within eaey distance of station and Main South Road. W. FRATER AND SON, FORT AND COMMERCE STS. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. £)AZZLING gERIAL. jQAZZLING gERIAL. J)AZZLING gERIAL. JQAZZLING jypW gERIAL. t " rpflE JITTER rpEST." *' rpHE JgITTER rjpEST." " T HB B ITTEE r p EST -" " fjpHE JgITTER rj^EST." " rpHE jgITTER, ipEST." BY JESSE TEMPLETON. BY JESSE TEMPLETON, BY JESSE TEMPLETON. BY JESSE TEMPLETON, Author of "Between the Tides," "Dead or Alive," "The Eternal Conflict," etc., etc. Publication of an amazing New Serial will be commenced in the columns of the New Zealand Herald Supplement on gATURDAY gATURDAY gATURDAY jyEXT"The Bitter Test" tells of an engineer named Sutherland who, at the close of the Great War, finds himself one of the growing army of the unemployed. When utterly despondent and almost hopeless, he receives a letter from an old friend, Olga Churchill, reproaching him for not having written her, and reminding him that the following week she would celebrate her twenty-first birthday. An invitation is given him to join the family party. From then on the story is full of sensation, dolighting, teasing and amazing the reader. " gITTER rpEST." " r JpHE JgITTER rjiEST." " r jpHE JgITTER I^EST." " 'J'HE JgITTER rjiEST." " T HE B ITTER BY JESSE TEMPLETON. BY JESSE TEMPLETON. BY JESSE TEMPLETON. BY JESSE TEMPLETON. The Serial will bo commenced in the columns of the New Zealand Herald Supplement on gATURDAY gATURDAY And Instalments will be given daily. DO NOT FAIL TO READ THE OPENING CHAPTER.