BUSINESS NOTICES. LAND! LAND J LAN DI TARANAKI- TARANAJG TARAMAKI. the IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY of the AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT and GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. 6-rooraed residence, cowshed, implement, ami bogtO *. O 1 good metaUed read, close to factory, school, and railway .» •» tfO cows besides other stock, sp.oudid position, i ace £ld p* « - : terms arranged, must rapidly increase m value. u 90 ACRES FREEHOLD, an ideal little DAIRY IL\BVL all new farm buildings, splendidly situated and well ■ • subdivided into ter, paddocks, two mdes /iLfc iSoThinl pLugbfactorv school and railway, good, all level land, about one. u - i - ed and laid down in good English grasses. I rice Uo per ac , arranged ■- tip-top investment. -68 ACRES, all in grass, ami all level. ten l Smilestro.Tto«n’hiP' cowsuod and other outbuildings, ton paddocks, lj “ Ileß . l ™ lon „,ed factory? school, and railway. Ims property has nearly, ail and laid down in good pasture. rice ido P Ol » • balance on easy conditions, lo inspect means to buy. i. CSlfcpi acre. ««»-«*• b£i -<*t. er V-Mu, CrtEß, good, strong, pope country, only sliglitly 'jnpo 0 ■ , JZolt.. it 15s per core; can take motor oar■ ... pr «cres in grass, small cottage, with m easy distance of ram-a. • SSSvS £1 5S per acre. Only LiOO to £4OO required down. baUm easy terras. This is a hrst-class proposition. My Land Register oontairs the pick of the Taraoakl p ™ v,n ° e -\ms ostors for Sheep Farms, Dairy Farms, and Businesses of ad , fould do well to consult me befora purchasing elsewhere.- W.B, I cu. (AIRY FARMS, from 50 to 800 Acre#, Sheep Kune in areas * r ™ ies ID,(XX) Acres, at very reasonable prices. Clients snownov pf^^ KHEE OF CilAllGE. Correspondence invited- Loans Negoti j, M. HICNETT. Stratford. .AMD REPREBEH lATIVE~. ohbell, now Plymouth.
F. E. MOORE, Kapousa. meisaSßiSEs sterjvnnai 3rw iS5® m THE DUNCAN DRILL. if 9 * ■ 1 >.? % • ' & - •■• %■ V- ■ £ : ■■ EXCELLENT JN EVERY DETAIL. UNBREAKABLE. ALWAYS SOWS TRUE. ,: ' : i I s nspsct its many features at The House of Quality Implamerts. NEWTON KING, MEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD KAPONCA.
■« s V THE ONE-HORSE ALBION MOWER is just tlio thing for the f t- nil if is hotter for getting into awkward corucis t,.an farmer, as it is utttu m » b uw\\('V ALL-STEEL t..dhorse mowers. Como and inspect. Also, AON AN Cl- Al-l- ail RAKES, Etc. LXS .jpnn ENGINEERING WORKS, N TJ k5kD STRATFORD. BRfl •M'7 1 ✓ It is wonderful value-the finest possible combination of the best Teas from the best gardens. Your grocer has it. 1/8,1/1" and It- per lb. -
“MAN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE BELOW ANO THAT LITTLE HE WANTS GOOD.” THERE is no reason why man ami woman should not enjoy the best that Mother Earth produces. FOR instance, there m e Potatoes and Potatoes some are hardly fit for human consumption, whilst in others there strength, also body and muscle building cpialbieS. POTATOES should be the staple food of a family—ln addition to this they are necessary for the purification of '.he blood. BUT, of course, the Potatoes must be the best. YOUNG’S FINE OaMARU POTATOES are renowned for their splendid condition — they come out of the pan flowery and liffht^ while the flavor is just fine. IF you want Potatoes that will add to the enjoyment of a meal, try these. m H.i fU YOUNG & c° jWfRCMAMTIt, STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2, 3 September 1913, Page 8
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