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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19847, 16 January 1920, Page 7

,' Absolute Snip S Poultry Farm as a Going Concern S IO Acres, ILiv© and Dead Stock CIOOO. IO ACRES Situated within 6 miles of City. The land is part light, but very suitable for Poultry Farming. 2\ acres in potatoes, and over one acre m clover. Buildings comprise, comfortable 4 -r oomed house with usual conveniences, several fowl-houses, one 6oft x I2ft. Just completed numerous outbuildings. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AS FOLLOWS; 250 pullets, utility birds, Green and Lady Cornwalls, about 2# acres in po a oes, spnng dray, 2 incubator brooders, several rolls of new wire netting, also furniture at present in house. solelJgents call early for further particulars from the McKenzie & Willis

During her election campaign, Lady Astor's amazing energy, her keen wit, and her brilliant speeches, drew crowds to boar her- Not even an Irish member can lie. more witty, especially in her retorts under heckling. She told one of her audiences that 'JO.OOO men bail passed through her hospital, and if she showed the sergeant-major habit, they must attribute it to her hospital experience. Air Balfour bad once said to her, “ Aly dear, if I. come to your bouse I do so with a feeling of excitement; I never know who or what. I am going to meet.” She thought that a House of Commons composed of women would he a terrible place, but there wore some national subjects in which it was indecent for men to concern themselves, If children w-ere to bo kept clean, she said, the kinemas nought to be censored. Horrible stuff was shown at those places.

RHECMO has proved wonderfully suecvsbliil in cases of Rheumatism', Gout, Sciatica, ‘2s (xl ami •is (id. GS