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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12041, 30 April 1920, Page 3

OLDSMO3ILE 6 CYLINDER. To the man in search of a really high grade, luxurious Car within moderate price limits, The “OLDSMOBILE 6 CYLINDER is a find. IT OFFERS A WEALTH OF ADVANTAGES. Also, MAXWELL 4 CYLINDER. For Economy, Light Upkeep, and Cheap Running Costs, it cannot be beaten. Latest 1920 Models just arrived.l IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. CARS3IN STOCK. CALL NOW AND INSPECT. W. H. BAINTCO., LTD FEILDING. HAURAK! PLAINS. IKE LAND THAI CROWS CRASS. ACRES all level to nnA I Uf dulating; well drained 156 acres in splendid grass, balance rough feed; watered by river close to river landing ; good roads; handy to factory. Carry 80 cows and young stock; 8-roomed bungalow, all conveniences, 8-bail cowshed, machines and large range outbuildings. Price £6O. £ISOO cash. TEGS. E. SHOICT, WARD STREET, HAMILTON. Also—ls 6, tUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Waikato Sheep Bun. « rkdtdV ACRES Freehold, situate 17 miles from Ham'lton by first-class IUUI/ road ; 800 acres in grass, 30 acres fallow, 50 acres m scrub, balance heavy bush. About 100 acres ploughable, balance strong hilly sheep country. The bush has been felled for many years, and the rye and clover now fu rax the chief solo. All stock are fattened and put into the works off the grass. Buildings comprise attractive 7 roomed bungalow, with sleeping porch, bathroom, hot and cold water and telephone, all outbuildings. Also woolshed and yards, with dip and 3-stand shea, mg plant. Splendidly watered, 8 paddocks. Stock carried each winter: 1200 sheep and 120 head cattle. School is one mile distant, railway 17 miles. _ _ This is sound limestone and papa country, and is a good proposition. : :7 iWe know of nothing to equal it at the price. {IS&D , £lO per acre. £4OOO cash prefei "< C THE FARMERS’ CO-OP, AIIOTIOHEERIHCTO., LW,~ WARD STREET, ... ... HAMILTON. LAND FOR SALE. Ijy ACRES, ideal dairy farm; situated only 7 miles from Haw tra by SO good road. This farm is subdivided into 5 paddocks, and is well watered ; there is a good 4-roomed cottage and 3 large sheds ; carries 70 dairy cow horses, etc. ; situated opposite factory and t-mile from school; title, Wed Coast lease, with 17 years to run. at 13/- per acre per annum. Goodwill, £25 per acre. This is a farm we can thoroughly recommend. 431 1 ACRES; lease for 3 years, with option for a further 12 months at JL | O £3 5s per acre per annum ; situated handy to factory, on good road ; buildings consist of good 8-roomed hoasa and cowshed, with 20 race bails. There are 7 acres in turnips, 5 acres shelter bash, balance in good grasses ; all level and ploughable, and well watered ; carrying at present 65 dairy cows, horses, etc. Price of goodwill only £3OO ; 65 good dairy cows to be taken at £l7 IDs per head. 407 ACRES, handy to Hawera ; all level, first-class dairy land; improve<wdO meats consist of good 5-roomed dwelling vvith all conveniences, washhouse, etc,, cowshed to hold 9 cows ; watered by windmill and troughs ; carrying capacity, 17 cows and horses, Price, £4500. with only £7OO cash down This is an ideal h®me for a rearing farmer. FOR FURcaSR PARTICULARS O? THE ABOVE PROPERTIES APPLY—LYN.sKEY & EVANS, LANDiAND ESTATE AGENTS, HASJ£F?A, STRATFORD A&D IfIANAIA. ACRES, Waitara, S.D., 6-roomed dwelling and kitchen, scullery, tubs and copper; 2-stand shed used as stable, implement shed, concreted yards, pigstye and fowlhouses. All m grass except 30 acres bush. Watered by creek's." Subdivided 15 paddocks. All fairly easy country, and on which it is intended to winter 13.0 head cattle, 45 of which arc dairy cows and to tarry 20 sheeep. Present stock ; 45 dairy cows, 30 yearlings an! Syrold heifers, weaners and 2 bulls. 90 acres have been ploughed, balance old pasture, with not much timber or stumps on it. 1 The property is situated 2 miles from Urenui, P. 0., store, school and factory. Nearby-bv farms have recently sold at £2O per acre. There are 10 acres of swedes and 1 acre of mangolds. Price £33 per acre. Cash £2OO. Balance to be arranged. ARTHUR B. GIBSON. LAND AGENT, ... EGMONT STREET NEW PLYMOUTH New Zealand’s THE> Famous Range THE WONDER”FUL”RANgT ‘ORION “Wonderful ” because it will cook and bake to perfection, . using only Lignite FuelIn these'days of Coal Shortage, happy is the fortunate Housewife who has an “ ORION ”in her kitchen. No need to woro about the high price and inadequate supply of hard coals. The “ORION” is constructed so scientifically and practically designed that it will burn local Lignites of any kind, providing a sustained heat, which meets every demand in a worthy and satisfactory manner. The money saved by the use of Lignite and the absence of Coal-shortage worries are good reasons why you should see about getting an “ ORION ” installed in your home. Ask your ironmonger to show you one. H. E SHACKLOGK, LTD., OUNEDSM, WELLSMGTOM and AUCKLAND. that cold Is bat anlew yaa take h in band, •eriom throat lug tronblat may follow. Taka Bonniagtea’a at eoca. Thera it no ramady «a aafa aad «ur* m lha (laniard pram family coagh medicine—aad