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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17030, 15 August 1929, Page 12

Maize* Citrus Fruits,' Dairy Cows ARE Certain Money Makers IN Poverty Bay *-» *•»-<* • COMBINE THE LOT AND YOUR . CRTUNE'S MADE. 3 FACTS 3 • 1. , One of the maize crops most damaged by Uio storm returns over 70 bushels vo the acre. Onlv for the accident it might have exceeded ICO. Some others have done this. 2. 1 Off ~ ' 17 LEMON TREES the owner took £l6O 3. A man milking for town supply has -taken up to £4O per cow. Another with a picked herd and good farming takes £2O per cow, supplying factory. C. G. Bloore will show you properties where you need nob have Till your eggs in one basket; hut .on a general farm you can have plenty of real eggs. One of my clients —as V side line-is taking £o a week from eggs alone. From 24 Acres at £45 to 225 Acres at M BLOORE ! THE CHOICE 07 THE BAY. SB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. FAST PASSENGER VESSELS IN iIBECT SERVICE JO THE^UNITEL^ Se^TIAWNAMAO. V *'» uww in st at Curacao. •Oil Fuel. I off Pitcairn Island, aubjeot to weather conditions permitting. Saloon, urn ticket* are interchangeable F. and 0, and Orient Line* (via C,A. and Union L»ne» (via Canada America), or Aberdeen and Bln# »1 Line; (via South Africa). further particular*, apply SB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. 18 Childera Road. •SAW, BAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED Direet Lias to Southampton, via Panam. Canal. Steamer Ton* Date From Mataroa* ~ 12,350 Aug. 28 Wellington Tainuif 10,000 Sopt. 18 Taiuuit Feb. 12 Tamaroa* March 12 Gorintbict April 9 lonicf May 1 tmaroa* Oct. 23 nathief Nor 20 atuot D«- II „ ataroa* Jan. 15 Passenger* embark previous evening. •Oil-burning steamers, carrying first id third classes, making the fastest time Southampton—33 daya, via Curacoa. ♦Cabin and Third Was*. . Cinematograph displays given regular y jsUfhout the voyage. For information apply to:COMMON, SHELTON AND CO., LTD DALGEtV AND CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. BIOBABDSON AND 00., LTD. Shipowner*. Read Oftca: Port Ahuriri. Branch Office: Wairoa. Wellington Agent*: Johnston and Co. Ltd. Tottwnaru Bay Agent*: Gisbors* Sbe*p larawrA' Freesing Co., Ltd. Auckland Agents; Watkin and Wallia WILLINGTON-NAPIER-GISBORIiE SERVICE. iW Mi PAKURA maintains a weekly •trvio* between these port* She load* in Wellington on Mondays and Tuesdays Mauler Thursday, and discharge* and loads in Gisborne for Wellington on SERVICE. t4Ji. AWAHOU maintains a week ervioe between . Auckland and She load* in Auckland on daya and Tuesdays for Tokomaru Bay ■u Gisborn*; discharges and loads in lieborne for Auckland on Fridays. tpCXLAND NAPIER TO EAST COASI BAYS. Tb« s.s. MAKO, running between Auck ■ad and Napier maintains a regular uf» tad passenger service with Last na'Ker-waihoa SERVICE. ' A fifttlar service is maintained between tapi*r and Wairoa (weather permitting) Several s tea mere trade continually to radically every eowt landing between VsUicffton and Auckland. IwOUAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Agent*. ; Aipping Offloe 1031. Private: 1481. "TNLEBS you keep your name conU> ■ tinually before the public by dvsrtiaing regularly .in the Herald, our new customers fail to come in and lur old one* gradually “die off,’ m, especially in retail merchandis there ar* so many counter