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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11450, 1 February 1918, Page 3

OR 2350 ACRES, all hot; f,:?0 aoi'33 of hUab, 15 paddocks 0,-r* -i-;pbriirnfiblo, bou o c --r; ’ V-:OUK'a £w -.0 :.Lc.'p, work man's '•• i'-L an y< •> slice;) a: cl c.iUle. C i<o railway s‘ i: or, SCi'.OOi ll t->-i 1„■ fnci::,r, . Crier 18 1Y >..V a err hiiOCd cash or on one wiu WWjJW-g-J for smaller farm, city or tow o. property. 170 ACRES, complete dairy cows, horsaV etc. £‘l2 10 -i per acre, only bl 3oo cash, ' Got in early. 100 ACRES comp’oto dury farm, 40 cows, hors-a, etc. New house 6 room?, cowshed, machhes, etc., close to factory and school, £36 por acre. £4OO Cask. ,r>asy terms for balance, Write us. LAND. STOCKS FINANCE AOENIB. HAWilliA (Taranaki’. MAGNIFICENT DAIRY FARM. ONLY £ £0 CASH ItEQCISED. balance 7 aears, farm, pood houro and shed?, 56

1 AA ACHES—Homestead Block oE XI !U a large estate, originally purchased by the present owner 12 years ago, the remainder baring barn sold with the (x:op!ioa o£ 100 acres. To nay ;t is on the market foi the first time as an ideal dairy farm. Building’ consist oi 7-roomod dwelling hoiiss, situated on rising terrace commanding goed views, finely sheltered by woll kepi live hedges; telephone. Full-grown orchard of SO odd mix-id fruit tress; • every indication of large crop this season. Tennis court, plenty of spacious outbu.lJmgs; 8-bail cowshed, ( joncretefloor) large implement shed and loft. looso-Vx, barn, storeroom, buggyshed; 10 paddock?, good fences, live hedges round two-thirds o! (arm, corner section, long road _ frontage on main road, . Position —.Amjoins railway stati n (school on prurorty ) almost adj tins cheese factory; 310 miles from progressive Mprrinsville; mails delivered daily, Price—£io per acre. W. A. TURKIftGTON & 00. LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TOWEH EOAD, - MATAMATA, ite; mM. I mu Storrse R idger Will sow Turnips, Pape, Peas, Beans, Mangolds, Cabbage, Carrots and Maize. WINNER OF THE SPECIAL DIPLOMA Highest Award given an Agricultural Implement at the Christchurch Exhibition.

Also Two Gold and One Silver Medal 190 G-7, 1913-14. NEARLY 2000:i8-USE. Also STORRiE’S TWO-ROW TURNIP-AHD ROOT CROP THINNER And “ STORRIE 11 TWO-HORSE HOE Awarded Gold Medal atAndrian?! Exhibition.’ We Stock a Full Line of Farming Machinery. Sole Agents— J. YOUNG & CO., TAUPO QUAY - WANGANUI The One Gift that is Sure ot a Welcome. A PHOTOGRAPH is the one gift that is sure of a welcome —it has a value that cannot he measured by its coot, A PHOTOGRAPH is easily sent, no matter hew great the distance. You can post a Photograph to England or Prance, to Egypt ot India as easily as you can a letter. Hundreds of thousands of our fighting men overseas will welcome pictures of those they have left at home as the most pleasing gift they can possibly have. MIKIATUREBB AwD PHOTOGRAPHS ON .BEVELLED suitable for carrying in a Soldier’s Wallett may bo obtained at tii6j ROYAL STUDIO BROADWAY - MARION. —PHONE 77. J. A. STARCK - “ [Proprietor The rich can't buy nor tlio poor GS ire anything better than Hayward’s MILITARY PIOKLB. Always even in quality and moderate u priocu All stores.