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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1930, Page 15

STRAIGHT .LEASE. - 213 ACRES. RENT 32/6. 213 ACRES. /./ ; ; —.. ■< i COWS AVERAGE NEARLY SOOlbs FAT. HpHE Owner last year milked 62 cows,.which will average just on 3001bs fat for thia season. He now has on the place 62 cows, 18 in-calf heifers, 6 horses, 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 27 weaners, . besides a very full and complete range of implements. 4-Cow Electric Milking Plant, etc. . ; He is prepared to arrange for an approved buyer a lease for a term .of years to suit, provided he takes over all the live and dead stock, etc., at a price to be mutually agreed upon. NO GOODWILL ASKED. All buildings are in excellent order, and include New Bungalow, with all ■ conveniences. Situated 4 miles from town by tar-sealed roads. If you have £lOOO Cash see us. Secure this property and make money. Apply Sole Agents — i NEWTON KING, LTD., ALL BRANCHES. ’PHONES, after office hours: New Plymouth 469 Stratford 666 Hawera 2403. ; 42 ACRES, ALL' DEAD LEVEL. K MILES HAMILTON. Half-mile School. 33 Acres in grass, and 9 acres unimproved. New 4-Roomed House, good shed, electric power. Carrying 17 cows and dry stock. Cows averaged 3001bs. butter-fat. PRICE, £4O per acre. Deposit, £3BO. •' ■ ’ NOTE. —With a little more work and top-dressing this place would .carry 25 cows. ; H. D. & A. B. MATTHEWS j LAND AND STOCK AGENTS - - HAMILTON References: Bank of New Zealand, Bank of Australasia, or any leading firm of solicitors, Hamilton. ' ' ‘ .j...... .. ; : ■_ r*S ' “NEVERLEAK” RE-INFORCED CONCRETE TANKS T Are now available to every farmer. Supplied in sizes ; from 500 to 2000 gallons. ' - WE UNDERTAKE ERECTION ANYWHERE. CONSULT AN AGENT: Bennett and Sutton, Hawera; Kaupokonru Co-op.'Dairy Co., Ltd.; H. T. Cooper, Stratford; McCarty and Hunger, Patea; Gibson’s, Ltd., Patea; Farmers’ Co-op., Ltd., All Branches; J. B. Mac Ewan & Co., Ltd., All Branches; Newton King, Ltd., All Branches; J. Pepper, Waverley; C. A. Wilkinson, Ltd., N.P. and Eltham; North Island • Dairy Factory Agents; National Dairy Assn, of N.Z. Ltd. J. W. TONG, LIMITED, Wholesale Manufacturers - Glover Road, Hawera.

NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK (Established 1850). 4J PER CENT. PAID ON DEPOSITS. Advances Made on First Mortgage of Freehold Lands. Over £300,000 invested in New Plymouth and surrounding districts. Easy Terms of Repayments.—£s or multi- . up to £5O may bo repaid any quarter day without notice. For full particulars apply— G. E. DINNISS, Manager, Devon Street.

■ VARICOSE Troubles cured with ELASTO A sure remedy for Varicose Veins, Varicose Ulcers, Varicose Eczema, and all relaxed conditions. Send for free literature, or One month’s treatment, posted for 7/6. ■ E. Wo HALL, Herbalist, 117 Armagh Street; Christchurch.

iaMiMMnsawaa^ t TO GROW Tiv MORE WINTER GRASS YOU MUST ACT I 'Sfow is the time to topdress your paslilr wF tares for winter feed. A liberal dressing - | ' of Superphosphate applied NOW will give the pasture plants an ample supply of ' nourishment, Growth will be stimulated . i and the nourishing properties of the grasses maintained. Instead of subsisting on roots and hay, your cows will come through the winter on ’:. fresh, green, LIVING food, and will be in tip-top condition when the milking season starts. Thus they will lay the foundation for a season of MY BEST'RESULTS FROM SUPER ” bigger-than-ever production. Be sure to topdress with SUPERPHOS- „ r, PHATE. It contains more plant food in proportion to its cost than any In a recent competition run by tho N.Z. Dairy L L--T- r r x # rProduce Exporter, “ E.A.U., Whangarata,” who Other feiitilizer., , ■ When ordering, remember that there is no tetter Superphosphate! results have been from the use of practically ali than that made by the New Zealand Fanners’ J&ertiiizer Co, super, tho whole of the farm being given about Scwt. per acre, applied in the lato autumn. Top- Always rich in plant foods, dressing, then, seems to suit tho practice of very Always 100% soluble., early calving, in that a good growth fe provided Always dry and easy to drill, right into the winter.” ~ , Always well packed, in good bags. Topdress NOW with Farmers* Ferffiizer SUPERPHOSPHATE AND DRAW BIGGER CHEQUES NEXT SEASON. feed ft|©wr pasture® with ' . ’ Superphosphate Supplies obtainable from all Wholesale Fertilizer Mer- ® chants, Storekeepers or Dairy Companies, or direct from : t i the Qompany.’ e? » ,-hIJ Jniii i M :• ■' . s'ffil# Djlfl;# 'Hi.l I, pi