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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 20 September 1913, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES LAND! LAND! LAND! TARANAKI- TARAMAKS TARANAKI. ▼HE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY of the AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING & I \UCTIRNEER, LAND AGENT and GENERAL MERCHANT SPECIAL PROPERTY LT rinu oil in crrasß. with e ST. Sms amnged, must rapidly mc rOM e m value. -80 ACRES FREEHOLD, an idea! little new farm buildings, splendidly suited Sessive -own. subdivided into ten paddocKs, two miles f™’ intone third pi nigh Wee « Pee ,c,, ; arranged s tip-top investment. afl ACRES, all m grass. and all level, tenure ■ jles {rOT( +o wnship. cowsned, and other outbuildings, ten paddock: ,■* , been plemehex 1 factory, school, and railway. ■> t>ro lL.r^ 9r a ,. TO- Terms -fitiCO casha ioLi <inwn in .rood pasture, i nee hoo. per a< 10. balance on easy conditions. To Aspect means to buy. »saHic~S= s e*\,. —<ct*2- ■- ""’««• •”> all »“■*»?• r'l^ y 4oor«“i?^ r a»p”'■*•"»*♦ 0 proposition »sy terms, r r() (n . uiw Land Register contains the P’ok of the Tar ®" a !j| P !i? ’rns Saio Farms, Dairy Farms, and Businesses of "a. «?5 SsSSR «>• 1 av eaoms from 50 to SCO Acre*, gheep Runs m aTea ® . o7nnn Acres at v©rv reasonable prices. Clients suown_ .. rmsS of charge. Correspoi dence invited- Loans Negotia. j, M . HICNETT. Stratford. J. IVS. niunti >. REPRESENTATIVES! frahk orbell ; h „ civ F. E. MOORE, Kaoonga.

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