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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16885, 5 August 1919, Page 9

The HUDSON SUPER-SIX at a Hudson Owner, and you see a man. stamped with prosperity. ffIJALK with him and you talk with a man satisfied and proud of his purchase. <Lhe is not only sure of the,quality of the service - lie has bought, but he is sure of the policy of the firms behind it. gJJHE WAR has tried the Super-six even more thoroughly peihaps than the Speedway hill climbs and cross country tours, but always the same result, begetting an increased confidence. If bo, drop us a line. We welcome your enquiries; The Canterbury Farmers' Co-op. Asscn., Ltd. HUDSON SUPER 4 \ si xy The Quality Gar. DO YOU FEEL SNTERESTED P

il» ESSENCE £ mm SSfS^ TV o^<> :mj^ i\ k —and moat Housewives know it L For Flavoring Purposes in Cooking and Baking, skilful Cooks much prefer " Kiwi " Culinary Essences. They have such a delightfully Rich Fruity Flavor, and are so Pure and Strong—therefore very Economical. Different Flavors in Panel Bottles. Sold by Leading Grocers and Storekeepers. "HereVVkuT favourite MelKuiskin ** you'll iia S-afisfied N owl" n el huis.™ „ .Worcester Sauce Preserve Your Beauty ft* During the Winter inonths mors care of the Complexion is necessary. Nowhere will you find hotter stocks of Reliable Face Powders and Creams than at our Pharmacy. NYAL'S, STEARN'S, PEROXIDE. POND'S, VEN YUSA SUPREMA, POLLY ANNA, OATINE, GLYCEROSE, Etc. Ladies should make a poitifc of buyiufr THE BEST TOILET REQUISITES From Us. J, G. ODDIE & CO DISPENSING CHEMIST." 3 THE PHARMACY. « 9 TIMA.RU.

Selected Dairy Farms. 60 O ,Y,SW T oF A ASE ' 26 >" ears t0 run " £SO per year. 1 I.MUKA DLSmiGr 20 Acres prepared for cow feed, balance all in Hood grass. Carries 22 Dairy Cows and about 20 young stock. Buildings all good and convenient. 6-bail cow byre with 3-cow Milking Plant and Engine, close to Factory, School .etc. J. tfipee I ■ J®*®®,®- A G "?. o d Money-making Proposition. tmiH' vi r i n^ ood H( - a P Land, close to Temuka. i'lrst-class fences. 4-Roomed Cottage, detached Bedroom ; Cow isvre, Granary, Trapshed, Cig-house, Stable, etc. Tli© property has been well looked after. PRICK =PQKn 180 ACRES FREEHOLD, TEMUKA DISTRICT, Dairying or Grazing' Land All flat, and could bo subdivided into 3 handy sized Dairv Farms. The property is well subdivided and well watered. No Buildings. Closo to factory and conveniences. An ideal Dairv "RlorV. 30 ACRES FREEHOLD, CLOSE TO mmuka £12 ®a' D SP'r£ WANTED " 14 acres in oats, half sown down. li acr es v. i P ro P ert - v - S| l ahle Ume F C ? l , ttaße ' Combined Chaff ho use, 'implant Stable, etc., owlhouse, Cowshed et,. *OO Fruit Trees "of best K 60 ACRES, GOVERNMENT LEASfc, CLANDEBOYE. 6P ° Slt WaDted > Rent £6* per year well watered and subdivided. Carries 25 Dair* Cows; also young stock and horses. First-class Buildings and Cow-bails. inn apdcq n mmftTT- » £I2OO. An ideal Dairv Farm .500 ACRCS FREEHOLD, XEMUKA DISTRICT. All-good first-class hea™ Dairying Land, very suitable for subdivision.. Is situated in the centre of a splendid Dairying District. The owner has refused high prices for 40 and oO acres out of the block. A chance for one wanting to run a 1 lai'ffe Tiinrm * ol ' purposes of subdivision into smaller dairv ,1 farms. ABOUT £3OOO WANTED to go into the Block. See us for particulars. lor ,25 ACRES FREEHOLD. ST. ANDREWS, good heavy Cropping Land Easy downs, lying well to the sun. 27 acres readv for wheat. 12 aores Turnips being red off, 165 acres mostly new grass. The Buildings am all first-ciass t and .numerous. Close to School, Rail. etc. The ownnr wishes to retire, and will accept £2OOO DEPOSIT. This is a Dartim larly good property. y L lcu "

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