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Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1934, Page 16

(DAQ ACRES Freehold adjoining progressive Taranaki town, good fiveroomed house, milking shed, implement shed and garage. 12 paddocks, well pastured and is a very superior little farm close, to school and factory. Price £l6OO with £4OO down, balance tine mortgage at 5 per cent, for long term. (2) Q.’J' ACRES Freehold choice South Taranaki farm, milking 45 cows, which produced 13,500 fat, besides carrying 8 yearlings, 20 sheep and four horses. Good five-roomed house, electric light, hot and cold water system. Manure shed and garage. Three-cow plant, with electric motor, go with the farm, concrete floor to cowshed and yard. 16 paddocks, well pastured with English grasses. Price £33 with £BOO down; balance long term. (3) 144: Freehold on metal road, six-roomed house and good cowshed, milking 35 cows but can be improved to carry 50 to 60 cows well. Running streams and 12 paddocks, on metal road; price £l2OO with £5OO down. W. H. H. YOUNG, BROADWAY BLDGS., STRATFORD, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. ALFA-LAVAL THE “ACE” OF ALL SEPARATORS. A. M. MENZIES, Taranaki Representative. ’Phone 1377, Box 1681 NEW PLYMOUTH.

NJKAU CALF MEAL builds ™ e - VIGOROUS, HEALTHY CALVES. Nikau Calf Meal is rich in carbrohydrates, and therefore more fat producing. Young calves thrive on Nikau, and as one well-known Taranaki breeder says: “They never look back.” Nikau is scientifically prepared, and a wonderful help at this time of the year. “SUCRO” PIG FOOD ve y° ur y° un g stock a better start by contains a complete mineral mix- feeding them with these two highly profitture, and is particularly valuable able food mixtures. for weaners. Young pigs take to it when only a fortnight old. Breed Better Pigs With “ SUCRO.” Obtainable in any quantity from— Lwi.ir.iin.i.. l P V 11 , Newton King Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ALL BRANCHES.