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Farms That Will Stand Inspection and Recommend Themselves 60 ACRES 3 miles from G.P.0., all flat and ploughable, well watered and grassed, 5 roomed bungalow house, good cowshed, trapshed and stables. £BO per acre as going concern. 17 cows, 4 heifers, horse, cart and harness, cream cans, separator, all tools and sundries. £BO per acre. DEPOSIT £lOOO. 115 SORES Freehold, river flats, situated close to railway, school, creamery etc.,* on main metal road, good 6 roomed house with all conveniences and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE £65 PER ACRE. £2OOO CASH. NATIVE LEASE. 420 ACRES, 7 miles from Wanganui on Main road, 50 acres flat, balance sunny basins. This is a great piece of grazing country, has wintered 1000 ewes and 80 head of cattle, will carry 100 dairy cows and other stock. RENT 16/- PER ACRE. 14 YEARS TO RUN. SHALL AMOUNT OF CASH TO GOOD MAN. Hackshaw, Rfortih & Co, AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, STOCK & FINANCE AGENT'S ST. HILL STREET (Opposite Windleburn’s Stables) ( 'Phones:—Office 1491, Private 1458 and 893. P.O. Box 80

If you are looking for a Dairy Farm read this carefully: 66 ACRES FREEHOLD— A compact little Dairy Farm close to Wanganui, and near tram line and school. Up-to-date milking shed and yard, concreted; 2-roomed whare, timber on the ground for house; well watered by w indmill and troughs, good stack of hay for winter. Milk being sold direct to the consumer, so ensuring a quick return. Terms arranged. Let us run you out in the car to inspect. 96 ACRES—AIso near Wanganui. Freehold title; 1 mile from school; 6-roomed house, dairy, motor shed, implement shed, stable, man’s whare. Plenty of firewood and fencing material on the farm, about half ploughable. Cream cart calls. Owner would take a smaller property as part payment. Terms arranged. For further particulars apply to— E. F. LIFFITON P.O. BOX 278. RIDGWAY STREET. TELEPHONE 979.

FOR SALE. AN IDEAL SUBURBAN FARM. 83 ACRES— OnIy 3i miles from Wanganui on Main Road. Would make an ideal stud farm, or is admirably suitable for a cutting up proposition, having a large frontage to two roads. Sub-divided into numerous small paddocks by the best of fences. Water in every paddock. The. homestead, a modern 6-roomed House, is situated on an elevated nosition with splendid view and beautiful surroundings. Numerous outbuildings such as motor shed, stable, barns, cow shed etc. M ill carry 40 cows, the output from which could be disposed of to supply the town of Wanganui, which has an ever increasing demand for milk. Prico and all other particulars from the Sole Agents— E, O’MEARA & Co. Land and Finance Agents. ■PHONE 1021. Box 70. 53, RIDGWAY ST. WANGANUI.

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“A Boon and a Blessing ” * to Housewives! ' The Unique Solid Base Boiler can be moved without any trouble. In Summer-time under a clump of trees, during Winter in the Washhouse—the Housewife can place it where it suits her convenience. The Unique is far superior to built-in Coppers and Boilers made of crumbly material. Get the best 1 Newberry, Walker, Ltd., Manufacturers, Dunedin. A. and T. Burt, Ltd., y 3 Distributing Agents in North Island

±Mnr ~~ v WWW Hour mami miles to the inch? Mileage from Motor Spirit depends on the richness or leanness of the mixture that passes through the carburetor. This in turn is governed by the ease and uniformity with which the smallest percentage of the Motor Spirit will combine with air and produce maximum explosive force. The more uniform the Motor Spirit, the easier it is to keep the fuel charge regulated so that your engine continually operates on the leanest, clean-burning, most economical mixture. BIGTREE MOTOR SPIRIT is carefully refined to a definite standard of uniformity. It vaporises readily and evenly—is quick-firing, clean-burning and powerful—gives big mileage from every inch in the tapk. SOLE IMPORTERS: A. S. PATERSON & CO, LTD.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18438, 23 March 1922, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18438, 23 March 1922, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18438, 23 March 1922, Page 8