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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 5850, 25 September 1917, Page 3

R B. HARE & CO., land and estate agenet MAIN STREET PABIATUA.

“J O ACRES, rich, flat dairy land; I O up-to-date 7-roomed house, water and drainage, gas, motor shed, stables and cowshed, garden and orchard. Freehold £i2so; £SOO cash, balance arranged. OQK ACRES, rich dairy land, all mUU has been ploughed; two up-to-date houses; concrete cowshed and yards, barn, stables, implement shed, garden, milking machines—everything up-to-date; will dairy 100 cows; yearly returns £1350. Freehold £35 per acre; £IOOO cash. ACRES, 70 of which have been OU stumped and ploughed, nice flat dairy land, well divided and watered good house and outbuildings ; i-mile from co-op. cheese factory and school. Price of the freehold £42 per acre; £SOO cash, balance at 54 per cent. A very nice property.

rpo LET.—9-roomed house with T week. Apply E. B. Hare, Pahiatua. Cy \ ACRES highly improved; up- ■ i" to-date house, with every convenience ; nice situation. Price £1350, £2OO cash, balance arranged. 1 O ACRES, E.R. 15 years to run. A O at a low rental; all necessarv buildings. Price £500; £75 cash. ACRES, well improved. L.1.P.. ArUrent 38s per year. Price £900; £4OO cash. QQ ACRES, well improved, good tJ C j house and outbuildings close to factory. Freehold £3O. Dairy herd can be taken at valuation if required Q K ACRES rich flat dairy land, k't-r highly improved close to factory, freehold, £46 10s; good terms

£3OO Cash Will enable purchase of an 80-acre Dairy Farm. A good little property, exceedingly weM sitcatea. aim v.eti watered. The makings cf a iip-top firm. »»r.d or e that wi l grew into money. It wants to bd teen scout quciily. All nformation may b » ottiined f-u n F. C. STUBBS and o, o »*«» * * t-?tw f* Qf nrs Ward Street 1 innnevirk©

ft w* Mammitis! , the Scourge of A Dairy Herds Positively Cured by The Common-Sense Remedy Not an external drawing. bat AN INTERNAL MEDICINE which absolutely lifts fever and inflammation ont of the bag and REMOVES THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE Ooidbsre —11 [saves the upper! n -. VtOND afAtANfi) LO • lit P O Box 64-0. ■ tTELLINGTO i

4 a l Well-dressed Children Are usually happy children. Even when playing round the little “ runabouts ” should be decentlydressed, and if mothers will take care to buy the clothes at Sam. Gibson’s, the Pongaroa Store, they can have suitable wear on the kids every minute of the day and at little expense. We stock everything for children from kiddies HATS down to STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS or SHOES. “ Sam* Gibson Has it For Less.” Come and See our Showing, SAM. GIBSON GENERAL MERCHANT, PONGAROA.