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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1558, 4 March 1920, Page 16

WHY BUY BOOKS ? 4.T 5/- AND 6/- EACH WHEN YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE TO AN UP-TO-DATE IENDIKG LIBRARY. Kealy’s LIBRARY AND MAGAZINE ./ CLUB, 21, SHORTLAND ST. (opp. Star Office). Exceptional facilities to Book-lovers in Town and Country. Town Subscriptions from 4/- per quarter, Country Subs. 25/- per half year for parcel of Six Books per month, outward carriage paid. Lists of New Books Supplied periodically to. Subscribers. Any further ’ particulars on application to above. IS THIS CHEAP? , 508 ACRES FREEHOLD. Situated miles from Railway Station, embracing a small warm valley, all having been heavy bush country, now cleared and suitably grassed. ". The flats extend the full length of the Farm, and are unusually good land. On these I have seen maize growing ten feet high. Grazing and fattening is now carried out, although full conveniences for dairying exist. During late years 80 to 100 cows were always milked, and about 150 head of other cattle also carried. During this dairying, butter factory records show that for some years the highest bonuses, from factory supplied were paid for cream from this Farm300 head of grazing cattle are now carried on the property. It is ring-fenced—sheep-proof. Watered by springs and two creeks. DWELLING, 4 rooms. Milking sheds and Totara slab yards. PRICE, £l5 per acre. Terms, £1750 cash. Balance can be arranged at 6 per cent. There is no over-drawn description in regard to above. Having a practical knowledge -of Farming Conditions, I have no occasion to recommend what does not justitj the price asked. This is one of the Cheap Farms, and I invite further enquiry. W. R. MACKESY, 167, QUEEN STREET,