Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1930, Page 16

/ LAND FOR SALE, ' 20-50 ACRES WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR 155 ACRES FREEHOLD. . ■ ’ ■ '■ WE have 155 Acres of good Dairy country in a good district, offering for W ' cxchange for a Farmlet in North Taranaki. It will milk 55 Cows, besides fuiming numerous other Stock. ■R.VHrlintrs are all good, and the Farm is in good heart. J ■ First Mortgage £2300 G.A.S. The owner has an equity of £looo in the land. WHAT OFFERS? ‘ • - ' ■■■'■> .' ,A;’ . FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM GOING CONCERN. , 1 ACRES, including 25 Pedigree Cows, 4 Pedigree Yearling Heifers, 3 p": J-UD Horseg> piking Plant, etc., and all Farm Implements. Situated, 7’miles from New Plymouth.. School half-mile. PRICE; CO £27JO/- per Acre as a going concern.- Exceptionally easy terms Hn arranged. . .' . . . NEWTON KING, LTD.. ALL branches. LUMBERS—New Plvmouth: F. H. Barnitt, office 20, residence 469. »>« Ha, " ra! s-w-Wh’te- ' •• ' 2022, residence 2403. .> . '• ' - - . - — — ~~ : . ■ L' 7 -' ' , . . .. ' BkSILY CLEANED e CONCRETE 1 COWSHED ■-s— A hose and a stiff brush and in two or three .minutes the CON- _ CRETE floor, is clean! For ■ ' ~ reasons of sanitation, strength, 4-j permanence, and economy, concrete .made of Wilsons Portland Cement, is the ideal material for ?. cowsheds. Any builder will 1 supply information —and every builder will specify. @11®? >, / - ■ ■ / _..

FARiifERS! We can supply you at a moment’s notice with-— ; ( ' ■ STACKER POLES, SHAFTS AND MOWER POLES, \ HAY RAKE TEETH. N. P. Sash and Door Coy. Ltd. Taranaki Sawmillera and Hardware Merchants Phones No. 7 and 1515. . Boz 3<

■ <■■ ■?•. ( .". ; ( •'.■ .* .■ Both British! . Going touring:this-summer? There’s lots.of little scenic beauties left for you to see if you are going—Scenic gems worthy of our Mother Empire. Going on a “ MATCHLESS ” ? There’s lots >. of reasons why you should. Speedier, more comfortable and economical travelling—a motor-cycle gem worthy of our Mother Empire’s production, f . | '■'f See Stainton’s about terms. Take a trial run round the block. . ■ STAINTON & CO. LTD. Up-to-date Service Station, New Plymouth.

‘ ' PRODUCTS! QUALITY UNMATCHED. CURED HAMS AND BACON. Every Rasher marked “EGMONT.” ALSO— ■ ■ Cooked Pressed Ham. • All Pork Sausages. Pork Luncheon Sausage. Lard, in 11b Pats j.nd'Bulk. T H w ALKER & S ONS ’ L TD - • HAWERA. ' T. Waite, Stratford •*-. er. FARMERS! IDROTECT your cows from CONTAGIOUS MAMMITIS, and increase your returns by INOCULATING the whole herd with our combined and tested VACCINE. Vaccine costs 2/6 per dose (a dose contains three treatments). Syringe 10/6. Needles 1/- each. Write for Booklet. HAMILTON VACCINE CO., LTD., P.O. Box 181, HAMILTON. Fred Pratt, Manager

’T’HE PATE A FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE FREEZING CO., LTD., will receiv% CALVES and PIGS under the Pooling Scheme or will purchase outright at: Market Rates. Purchases of all classes of FAT STOCK at schedule on the hoof or will treat on owners’ behalf. PIG RECEIVING DATES: Hawera, including Manaia and surrounding districts: Hawera station, every Monday. J. F. Crawford, Hawera, buyer, ’phone 2602. Riverlea, Awatuna, Kapouga, Kapuni and surrounding district: Kapuni station, by arrangement, J. F. Crawford, Hawera, buyer, ’phone 2602. Eltham, Ngaere, Lowgarth and surrounding districts: -Eltham station, Thursday. F. E. Bocock, Eltham, buyer, ’phone 197. Pihama, Rahotu, Opunake and surrounding districts: Opunake station, Thursday. K. McNae, Opunake, buyer, ’phone 100. For further particulars apply to any of the Company’s Buyers, or direct to: — pATEA pARMERS' OOOP. pREEZING QU., A. N. Williams, Manager.