MEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY C°LIMITED. STRATFGRO.. STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAMD SALESMEN, AND GENERAL MERCHANT© DAIRY FARMERS” “These properties with a little attention will improve in value and may be bought on easy terms.” \ Oy A ACRES FREEHOLD, good grass land, all felled, and in grass; z\J divided into 12 paddocks, with fences in good order; House, sheds, and 12-bail cowshed; 1} miles to factory, railway, and school. Price £22 per acre; £3OO cash, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. Carry 70 cows and 100 sheep. No. 242 i ACRES, FREEHOLD, now 5-roomed House, and 14-bail concrete JL i £ cowshed; 2 miles to factory, and 1;} to school, post office, and railway; all crops, hay, turnips, etc., are given in; will carry 50 cows, and do them well. Price £2O per acre; £2OO cash, and the balance "in 5 years. 241 Qi JL ACRES, FREEHOLD; a nice little Farm, within a few minutes of 0 0 2 school, factory, store, etc.; two-thirds of the land has been ploughed and well laid down, and there are numerous paddocks with good fences and gates; very nice homestead, house of 8 rooms, and 6-bail cowshed. Price £2B per acre. This property has advantages which no other farms have, and we consider tnat.atthis price it is the best investment offering. Write for full particulars; good terms may be arranged. No. 129 A A A ACRES, splendid grazing land, well fenced and divided, with sheep- 1 ‘dcTCTC proof fences, posts of matai, hinau, and totara; could milk 50 cows if wished; 5-roomed House, trap-shed. etc.; metal road, 3 miles to township, etc. Price £7 per acre. No. 323 9*oo ACRES, FREEHOLD, nice lying, well sheltered dairy farm; all in grass and crops, with numerous paddocks; good fences and gates, nice homestead, splendid cowshed, also implement, gig, and buggy shed, hayshed and 2 loose boxes, washhouse, good 8-roomed house with bathroom to school and creamery, and 1 mile to-railway; good' melal roads. Prico £2O per acre; £7OO cash, or less to a reliable man; balance 10 years at 5 per cent, on Ist mortgage. Wo recommend inspection of this property, as we consider it cheap, and it will bo worth another £lO per acre long before the mortgage would fail duo. No. 240 WE STO.CS A. C. 3ELB.J Land Salesman. FAVOURITE DRILLS DISC HARROWS (without pclo) CHAIN AND HARROWS REID AND CRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W- A. HEWBTT, Agem.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6, 4 May 1912, Page 2
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555Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6, 4 May 1912, Page 2
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