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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 24, 21 September 1912, Page 8

CUSIWESS HOTICKS. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST „L rdlwaj at.tion P Price £25 per acre; term, £6OO each, balance arrang--1 'JQ dvw to run • well -mprovcd; all necessary farm buildings, ciosl to two good factories. Price for goqdwill £1000; easy terms arranged. I VRFEBtOLD d al" "grassed; 6-roomed house QQ ACRES, fl o or>- subdivided into 15 paddocks, all 1m yO cowshed (concrete floor >i® railway station; will carry 4(1, cow? 9 ’Owner wTthrow in pick of 20 good cows, pigs 3 haystacks am cows, yjviuvi v> *1 Jf ac re. Terms arranged. (427 b) I°nn ACRES, all in grass, splendid position. Price £2B 10s; terms J-f/'re's S alMi^erma fr 70 K aci’ e s jumped, 1 mile from school, post 117 A k KLS ’ rv lfi acSu crops; well fenced and watered, fre. at 5 per cent. PART OF THE FAR-FAMED WHITE CLIFF’S ESTATE. J n ~ ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, all level, well subdivided, on gou. 4 :d O road, suitable for dairying or fattening close to factory anc school 6-roomed house, good cowshed (concrete floor) and other outbuild imr 3 ; surveyed into handy little Dairy harms, areas from 65 acres to 11, acres. Splendid climate, adjoining property recently sold at £3O per acre. Price £22 per acre; easy terms to bona fide man. Apply sharp. »«u My Land Register contains the pick of the ‘laranaKi Province, j Land seekers can all be suited by calling on me Dairy Farms areas fr..m 60 to 500 acres; sheepruns, in ares from 1000 to 6000 acres, at low prices and on easy terms, Loans negotiated. Investors looking for broad ao cs would do well to call upon me before going elsewhere. 1 have numerous Stratford, town »nrt rpertiea fur sale; also businesses of ev -ry description. # Clients shown ovei properties free of charge. fl ‘' rMWl ’> ‘once socniallv invited. - F. E. ORBELL, New Plymouth. LAND REPRESENTATIVES— J. M. HIGNETT, Stratford. F E. MOORE, Kapong*. FACTS WORTH KNOWING—THE MILKING MACHINE. FOUR YEARS’ EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED WHAT IS CLAIMED FOU JT—THE MOST SUCPESSFUL MACHINE IN USE. THE 1912 MODEL CUF. ABSOLUTELY PERFECTION IN TEAT CUPS. THE NEW MKK CONVEYOR. u j'jtJ-; - '•/*• '•> ! ’ THE CHEAPEST, EASIEST CLEANED, AND MOST RELIABLE ON TIG MARKET. M.*;;::: ri ,1,1. >■ u, 2 v >"• h t ■ r ' LATEST IMPROVEMENTS RIGHT THROUGH. WATTS ENGINES (Benzine and Kerosene) still to the fore. THE LISTER SHEARING MACHINE, THE WORLD’S BEST SHEAR P.l AND D. DUNCAN’S UNRIVALLED FARM IMPLEMENTS, NOXOh DISC HARROWS, EVER FAMOUS. i > ■■ f v ‘ i.r < i. ■■ EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM FOR INSPECTION. AT NEWTON KING. , ■' ’-J ■ . V : -% .' V . , '■ ■ STRATFORD, KAPCMC A, AMD NEW PLYMOUTH O c ! There are many close imitations of- its packet and name, but all lack the i unique quality, flavour and strength of Amber Tips. 2/-, 1/10,1/8 to / -

TWO IMPORTANT THINGS ARE NECESSARY TO FARMERS IN TARANAKI—THE BEST SEEDS for Root Crops. THE BEST CALF MEAL for the Calves., W. H. H. YOUNG & C°STRATFORD AND ELTHAM, SUPPLY BOTH WHEN THEY SELL CARTON’S SEEDS (Imported). BIBBY’3 CREAM EQUIVALENT Both these lines are selling very rapidly. Book your requirements before stocks are exhausted. If you don't want to take delivery just yet, ws will book your order, and hold it until you want it. DON’T FORGET, WE ARE AGENTS FOR BOTH THESE FAMOUS LINES. W. H. H. YOUNG & C°- • * STRATFORD AND ELTHAM. Seeds in all Varieties, Seed Petataes, Ete., Etc., Et