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Southland Times, Issue 18857, 24 June 1920, Page 8

FOR SALE, "GOOD VALUE” DAIRY FARMS. 1 ACRES heavy flat Land, not subJ ject to flood, with good dwelling; ilarge byre and milking machine, stable, etc. Adjoins school. Milk lifted from the door. Will easily carry 50 cows. £37 PER ACRE. OAA ACRES, close to school > and post office; 5 miles from factory. Very fine grazing land. Now carrying 45 cows. PRICE—£2S 10/- PER ACRE, including milker. Qfl ACRES rich alluvial Land, practically free from' flood. Good buildings, milker and all conveniences. Close to school and factory. Easily carry cow to 2 acres. £6O PER ACRE. 9Af) ACRES, within 1 mile of siding, school and factory. All flat land, with fine builtlings. Milking machine, windmill. Capable of carrying 70 cows besides crop. £37 PER ACRE. £SOOO may remain on first mortgage; about 4i per cent. I 9CA ACRES, 2J miles from siding, fac- , ** tory and school. One of the j cheapest propositions in Southland. Land only £2l PER ACRE; or £25 per acre as going concern. PARTICULARS FROM CARSWELL & CO.. LTD. INVERCARGILL.

H.C. 4, THE FIRST AEROPLANE TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC WAS EQUIPPED WITH A WILLARD CATTERY. This indicates its rare quality. On such an epoch-making flight the Best Battery was sought for and the WILLARD was chosen. For Motor Cars Motorists recognise the great utility of WELLARD STORAGE BATTERIES- They ensure Brighter Lights, Quicker Start, Surer Ignition. We have just landed a large consignment of these famous batteries, also an ample supply of all parts. Batteries Recharged and Repaired. W'e have the most up-to-date Charging Plant in Southland and whatever their requirements motorists can be assured of First-class Work by Competent men at a Reasonable Price. ELECTRICITY INSTALLED—LIGHT OR POWER. INVERCARGILL. DEE STREET. mu him K I I 1 THREE-SEATER HUMBER CAR—Newly Painted and in Firstclass Order. Electric Lights.—£4oo. 1 SIX-CLYINDER BUICK—Five-Seater. Newly Painted and Overhauled. —£400 1 1914 FIVE-SEATER BUICK—In Good Order—£22s, 1 1914 SINGLE-SEATER BUICK—£I4O. 1 FIVE-SEATER FORD—£I3S °T i ’Phone 100. GARAGE: LEET STREET. WHY NOT Si* '■‘A vercoat Taiior-molo THIS WINTER? W'e mako up Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s own material in any style at a charge that compares very favourably with the pries of a ready-made coat! Or, if you prefer it, you can select your materials from our stock and LEAVE THE REST TO US! A Tailor-made Overcoat adds to the touch of distinction so much sought after by smart diessers. % 1 LADIES’ AND GENTS' TAILORS, hj fj NEIL’S BUILDINGS DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. ife fjCr-f.IT "•: y m There's Mora Mousy in Milk when Ike depandaijJi “dalia” doet ' vl.e W * beparatiflj Wuen you use a "DALIA” you daily SAVE ;uUis.ni tnat is ouen lost hy other machines. The "DALIA” is guaranteed to skim to .01, which means that it gets ail tha cream that E possible to obtain from the milk. The wonderful “DALIA" has earned a reputation on account of its eiose-sKim-ming power. The fanner who owns a “DALIA” secures the biggest cream cheque. SOLD OH 30 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL-. ««f?S LIMTED THE “DALIA” GUARANTORS, LEET ST. (P.O. Box 83), INVERCARGILL ALSO AGENTS FOR:— “SYLVIA” CREAM SEPARATORS and “DALIA” STEEL CHURNS. Obtainable Direct or through Ironmongers and Stores or from John Edmond, Tay Street, or Machinery Exchange, Dee Street. PRICES AND CATALOGUES ON REQUEST.