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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 29, 4 February 1914, Page 8

«UH!mES» KICTSOfeS * IiAS I i LiAJN Jj .' TARANAKI. TARANAKI. TARANAKI THE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY of the AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. 3 V f,r Hi vl AUCTIONEER, LAND AGEN T and GENERAL MERCHANT SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. F. ACRES freehold, 690 acres in grass, new wliare, 2 sets sheep yards Within easy distance of school and factory, and about 4 miles from tin Railway Station. Subdivided nto 7 sheep-proof paddocks. Abou " ?00 acres ploughable. Price £S Ss per acre. Easy terms to a gocu man. G. —l£*B ACRES, rich dairying land, all in grass and well subdivided inti paddocks. New 7-roomed bouse with every convenience. First class cowshed (concrete floor), ana other outbuildings. Situated abou 3 miles from up-to-date town, close to school, xactory opposite siti. of road. Cows last year returned owner £2l 7s (kl per head. Pnci £46 per acre. No mortgage. Terms arranged to bona fide purchaser H. —43 ACRES, 1J miles from StratfoH, all in grass and well fenced, 6 roomed bouse, cowshed, etc. Pries £4O per acre. Terms £250 cash balance arranged. This is a cheap property, and well worth inspection FL— l37 ACRES, good level freehold farm, situated within tew chains os factory, post office and school, IU-roomoct nouse, good cowshed am. other necessary farm buildings, ?0 paddocks. 70 acres stumped, ploughed and resown down in the best English grasses. Price £34 pm • acre. Terms £350 cash, balance* 5 years at 5£ par cent., subject u £IOO per annum reduction after,first year, or £33 10s per aero with £7OO deposit. I can strongly eeouieud tins farm, •376 ACRES, Freehold, Title, Land Transfer. Within easy distance of River Port. Good road, clos to sea coast. About 1000 acres in grass, 3 miles of fencing. Price for cash £2 2.3 6c! per acre, or terms £2 ds per acre, one-third cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Best proposition in Taranaki. UP-TO-DATE MOTOR GARAGE FOR SALE. My Land Register contains the ick of the Taranaki Province, ard In vestors for Sheep Farms, Cairy Farms, and Businesses of all description.-, would do well to consult me before purchasing elsewhere.— N.B. — l can suit you.« DAIRY FARMS, from 50 to 500 Acres, Sheep Runs in areas from 15530 t--10,000 Acres, at very reasonable prices. Clients shown over properties FREE OF CHARGE. Correspondence invited. Loans Negotiated. M. HICNETT, Stratford. LAND REPRESENTATIVES: frank orbell, New Plymouth. P. E. MOORE, Kaponga,

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