I PHILLIPS wishes to thank '■ r ™ all those «ho made kind enquiries ringing his illm';;;, and begs to stun- t ;,t he: will he resuming on Saturday, 12th June A. PHILLIPS, Grofton. Q.P EGI A L THI S WE E K Just ArrivodL•» DIES' ALL - WOOL GRE\ STOCKINGS, 3s 9d a pair MARTON. Phone Ml. HOMES FOR ALL. SOME BARGAINS. }£ AORE, 5 Rooms, convenient, iiigh Quti dry, £625, cash £2OO A 1 \}'X ACRES, 5 rooms and conveniences garden, at Junction, £6OO, cash £2OO A 9 Martou, £650 a 14 34ACRE 5 rooms. Junction, £450, easy terms A 10 1 ACRE, 6 rooms, gentleman's residence, central section, good prospective value, £ISOO, caaii £4OO B 8i) 1 ACRE, S rooms, gent's residence, a fine- home, £2200, terms is oO 1 ACRE, 7 rooms, gent's residence, £ISSO, terms B 31 10 ACKiUS,7 rooms, Jnnctiou £2OOO. tbrms C 35 ACRES, S re cms, central, cash £3OO C 4!) Rhone '66. MARTON 6-ACRE dairy farm, 1 mile from Railway town and handy to Feilding; all easily ploughablo, practically level, well subdivided ; 5-roomed house and outhouses., cowshed, largo hayshod, cts ; originally all lit a. vy" rata country. At the ridiculous price of £llBO, eash. (Only the price of a \ acre section and house.) A 29 in same locality as above 26 acres turnips, swedes and lucerne, 5 acres oats, balance grass except patch shelter bush ; all level and subdivided in o 11 paddocks; well watered ; buildings include 6-roomcd house. ™ith all conveniences, 4-room - stable, S-bail cowshed, concreted etc. ; situated only :|-mile from ra.i way town ; would easily daily 45 eo\vs and dry stock. Price onlv £65 51000 cash. ' B 27 iso AVJiuii© of practically all level land, all easily ploughablo ; situated 4 miles from important railway town and one from station, by first-class roads ; 65 acres in oats, 60 stubblo, and 30 acres turnips, being fed off, balance grass ; 8 paddocks ; small, 4-roomed c ottage, 6-stall stable, etc. Price only £SB per acre, £2500 cash. Note.—£29so was taken off this pro property during the last 12 mouths. 820 juand Agents, MARTON. ARTON PLOUGHING U ATOH. Wednesday, Joly 7th; 1020. Programme Later. R. B. KILGOUR, Secretary. RANGJTIKtf.J. COUNTY GOT; NOIL. LIGHTS ON MOTOS LORRIES, Ere. "'HE driveis of Motor Lorries operating upon roads wir.hin the Rangitikei County are hereby warned that unless they strictiy comply with ihe provisions of f he la,w in regards U> displaying both head and tail lights whilst travelling between sunset and sunrise that prosecution will follow. The drivers of all other classes of Vehicles are equally warned in this respect. HAROLD H. RICHARDSON, County Clerk. Marton, 9th June, 1920. RANGITIKEI MOTOR CLUB. /| SPECIAL General Meeting ■*--'"- will be held at Blackburn Bros,' Shop, Marton, on Thursday, lOth inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business: Important. Balance sheet and re port of last meeting. K. FOWIER, Hon. Sec. MARTON GUN CLUB [Registered.] A MEETING will be held in the Jockey Club Rooms at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAV. June 10th. Business-—To arrange for opening j " Shoot," birds haying arrived. All members and intending members are ureently requested to 1 attend.—B. BUKGESS, Hon, Sec. ULLS TOWN HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT, Edwards' Orchestra. adies J/- and basket, Gents 3/-. J- DANKS, Secretary. Bachelors' Ball. r ALCOMBE TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th. Double ticket 5/-, extra lady 2/-. Orozier's Full Orchestra. H. M. DUDDING, Secretary.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12074, 10 June 1920, Page 8
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