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

SPECS AL 1 100 ACRES FREEHOLD— A tip-top Dairy Farm. l/3rd flat, balance undulating; 7 miles from town; school, factory, and railway 1 mile. 6roomed House, G-bail cowshed, and lull range of outbuildings. PRICE; Only £5O per Acre, Terms. (165) 55 ACRES FREEHOLD— AII flat, ploughable, and in grass; 5 paddocks; 3 miles from town and railway, school 1 miles, factory 1 mile. 6roomed house, h. and c. water and all conveniences; 4-bail cowshed (concreted yard), trapshed, etc. PRICE: Reduced to £55 Per Acre. Only £BOO cash. (507). <OOO ACRES FREEHOLD— PartIy improved. Flat to undulating, 1300 acres best grasses, 2700 acres bush PRICE: Only £2 10/ per Acre. Mortgage £7500, due in 3 years at 5J%. A Snip. (505) FAiRBITRN & FALCONER Idepartment. 1 department. Address—s2 VICTORIA AVENUE, s - M - DIXON, WANGANUI. Manager.

Al WAYS ✓ ORDERIgwfalOP »>RUBBER i 'ipltaODs! instruction mcans a | Annual Saving fi in Money, Time H an< * Trouble. MANAGERS ftnd engineers V R \\ can always rely on the z 'V H \ \ Quality and Wear of v IS DUNLOP BELTING h c, (Conveyor and Driving), Air, Hydraulic, Steam and Delivery Hosea, Packings, Valves. Insertions, etc., etc. tenders and samtles submitted. . DUNLOP RUBBER COY. WRLLIMCTON. CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND