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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11446, 28 January 1918, Page 3

New Hupp Features and New Hupp Value The handsome new Hupmobile pictured above embodies 25 new features in the matter of stjde and equipment. It is a better Hupp, and it is better value. Note well its good looks—its handsome lines. No unsightly trappings or boxes mar its grace, for though its equipment is complete, all extras are stowed away out of sight but of easy access. Many of these details arc not found in any other car. It is smooth-running and comfort-* able—a road- Pullman. The deep soft cushions, long underslung rear springs, perfect balance and the lack of vibration make travelling restful though the journey be long. It seats five people in comfort and “makes no bones” about hill-work, or pulling through mud or sand. The motor is a wonder—a perfect 4-cylinder engine embodying some of the features of a racing motor. See this splendid new Hupmobile, or write for the free catalogue. Bear in mind there’s not one extra to buy— not even a spanner. t6 The Car of the New Zealand Family" —suited to New Zealand Conditions I Distributing Aleuts for North {stand: A, Hatrick & Co., Ltd. Wanganui and Wellington There is no Defter value on the market. The price is ex ceptiomilly reasonable. Local Agent. 3 McKenzie’s Ltd.: martox.

I ori ACRES, L-T.T., school JLt/'i.# f-milo Originally heavy bush land, now all in grass and crops. House and all necessary outbuildings; milking machines are installed. Carry SO cows, 250 owes, young stock and horses; 60 acres bean stumped. A good man can obtain this farm with £250 cash; balance arranged. Htock at valuation it required. Folio 130/20. ACRES, rich heavy flat land. Factory and railway, 2 chains; good house and numerous outbuildings, well watered. Stock 23 cows, 2 horses and 40 p ! gs. Price £7O; £4OO cash wanted. Stock at valuation if required. A glance at the returns will convince you this is right. We will assist in financing the stock. Folio 116/25 11 AO AOWH O.R P., 375 IiWU acres in grass, balance bush; miles post and wire fencing, well watered, carry 2 sheep and cattle. Cottage of 3 rooms, sheep yards, etc. Price 50/- per acre. Owner would exchange for small dairy farm, equity £1650. Folio 874/253.

ALL CLASSES OF LIVE STOCK FOR SALE. STOCK AUD STATION AOSHTS FEILDING-. BAY OF PLENTY LAND AGENCY ROTOIiUA. R. J. O’BRIEN bags to inform the Residents of Hangitikc District that ha baa taken over tiu "Bay of Plenty Land Agency’ lately conducted by Mr, L. 0. Ryan (who baa gone to tbo front), and hopes by careful attention to Business to merit a continuance cf tbs confidence placed in his predecessor If you want a bargain in either Hotels, Parma, Residences, or Sss tions, write or call and inspect. FOR BALE OB LEASE. ~g rs AK ACRES O.S P., Govern | (TbDO ment valuation 12/6, ting fsnoed and subdivided into seven padSeeks, well watered by good stream and several springs; fences consist of seven wires and seven posts to the chain) mostly all ploughabla ; now carrying 2GC head cattle and 150 sheep. The owner will lease for five years witb right of purchase. This property is only ten miles East Coast Railway Line by good motor road; there is a saw mill close to tbie property. Connected by telephone from Matata. About 700 acres English grass | 365 acres standing bush. Ground rsns £34 per year. Price £2/10 pet acre, P.O. BOX 23, ROTORUA, FOR BALE-SMALL FARMS,

ACRES, Aorangi, with new house, £725. 40 acres, Makino, £4O an acre. 10 acran, Awahuri Road, good house, £950. 85 acres, Bandon Road, good house and fruit garden, £I6OO. i}i acres, Aorangi, £I3OO, 6 sores, Aorangi, jgliCO, 17 acres, Awahuri Road, £I3OO. IS acres, Makino, £1250. 5 acres. Foilding, £950, 3 acres, Feilding, £700,, - S. ANDREW, Manchester Square, Faildiug, CHAMBERLAIN’S PAIN BALM. This a liniment, remarkable for its great power over pain. It quickly allays the excrutiatiug pains of yi,anniatiqm and makes. sleep and