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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5350, 5 February 1916, Page 3

For Sale or Exchange. Must be sold as owner has gone to the front. 1 1 ** V ) orkn ACRES, l.i.p, rent £9 7$ 8d per annum. 170 £\J\J acres in grass, balance bush; 20 acres flat, balance easy country all but a few acres; tour paddocks, weli watered; 2 sheep country. 5-roomed house, 6-ball cowshed. 10 miles from Palmerston, 9 miles from Pahlatua. Very suitable tor a dealer trading between Palmerston North and Pahiatua, Price £9 per acre, £2OO cash, Or will exchange for a small property that can be let at a rental that shows fair interest an ths capital. Equity £670. W. INGLIS HUSBAND. LAND AND ESTATE A6ENT, gtica 'Pkone 76 MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. Private ReaideoM 71. • .Kfi

HOUSE FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. A SUPERIOR 6-RDOMED RESIDENCE (corner Dawsoii and Albert Streets) with bathroom, washhouse and other conveniences, connected with sewerage, lately occupied by Mr W. Scott. # Price and Terms on application to J. D. C- CREWE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, MAIN STREET PAHIATUA L Established 1899.) PerZieoi' B lLoaa°iaociiti«Q of _W.ir.rap..

Pop Dairy Farms fj HE A P AND GOOD, GO TO ALF. FINCH, THE live land agent, pahiatua. OAA ACRES, L.1.P., half fint, ZUU balance low hi Us, permanent water; good 5-roomed house, 12-ball-ad cowshed (concrete floor), large loft, other sheds, etc; l mile fro™ o™"”' •TV 21 from Poet Office, school and S’way station; stock 46 milking oowe, 67 head dry cattle, 6 miAott fiheeo Price for the land £2o Mort*,pe £2518 .t 5 per . enmity £2082; owner will exohange for sheep farm of 500 to 800 marts. OAA ACRES, half freehold, half OUU L.1.P., all easy rolling country practically as good aa_ flat, divided Into 10 paddocks and well watered; 2 Eulee from school, post office, creamZrr and railway Btation; good 8-room-•d house, cowshed (12 bads), trapped, ■table- pig-etyee, woolshed, etc. ltua property will carry 165 oows besides SthOT stock. Price £lO per acre; mortgage £1436 G A.S. Equity *bout £4505. Owner will exchange for 800 to 1000 acres sheep country, partly improved. A ACRES, freehold, 150 acres ol U plough able, balance low lime- stone hills, well watered and sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 6-room-ed house, 10-bailed cowshed, trapehed, stable, woolshed and yards; good garden and orchard; H miles from school ajid post office, 2 miles from creamery, 7 mile® from railway Btation. Property will carry 500 sheep and 60 head big cattle besides horses. Price £l6 per acre; no mortgage. Owner will take a good dairy taTm of from 80 to TOO acres as part payment, and will leave any difference in equities on mortgage at 5 per cent, for 5 years. ITNENCUMBERED House ProJ perty in exchange for a dairy farm; 7-roomed house, with 2 acres of land, well let, £700; 2 shops on 1J acres well let, price £650 ; 2 sections, u acres each, price £170; 1 section, A acre, price £100; l section 2j acres, price £250 Equitv £IB7B

Test it in Your Grate! and you’ll find solid satisfaction in every lpmp of :WAIPA: “COAL THAT IS ALL COAL” Lights readily,btirns steadily, without cinders or smuts. Leaves only a little browns ah. Wholesale Agents: MAN SON Sc BARR, LTD., Palmerston North. 1 TOBACCONISTS. Smoker’s Throat is a comnw bom plaint, and, if neglected, results in chronic Catarrh and partial losa of voica. Fluensol is commended by acores of leading Tobacconists as a certain care if (milled (undiluted) in teaaponfal doses at intervals. * Every bag of Palmer’T Meal is guaranteed. Calves fed on it from early infancy give greatly increased profits as milkers—they do not go back in condition when weaned as do with other foods. PALMERS CAIFMEAL is a scientifically prepared food and contains no drugs or ttimuUnti to injure Ihe mli'i digrsfion. Iho .sands of farmer* uso it with success; feed your calves on it this season and reap increased profits- 0 MAKES EVERY CALF A REAL PROFIT EARNER m Ifela Lower oost —extra goodnoae—theeo are the secret« of the wonderful popularity of SHARLAND’S Baking Powder. Your grocer aella it.

NELSON MOATE’S Far 85 year* Nelaon Moate’n Tea* have by their purity, quaHty, value ami flavour (oven com-

y>*f pieu?-ntufttction. See you K«l McWn Moaww. li