BMiidiUtSS *tf i -Ksits L.i.Ni; 3UYE READ THIS! 70 ACRES, VERY CHOICE and highly improved little L :?y Farm, subdivided into 12 paddocks, 40 acres been ploughed; I mile from cx-eamery, handy to school. 4-roomed nouse, 12-Kail cowshed. Cheap at £26 par sort. £4OO cash, balance at £ per cent, 95 ACRES, SPLENDID DAIRY F 4.RM on good metalled road, all been ploughed but 4 acres. Subdivided into 16 paddocks, well sheltered, easily carry 35 cows. First-class dwelhng house of 8 rooms, 20-baii cowshed with loft, cost £l5O, large iron implement shed, stable, etc.; only 1 mile from creamery. ■ Price £35 per acre. £7OO cash, balance 9 years at s per cent. . 100 ACRES. A WELL-IMPROVED FARM, iyirg well in the sun, nicely sheltered, and watered by never failing streams; 60 acres have been ploughed, wxii cany 35 cows. Dwelling hf'use, and concrete floor cowshed, 1 mile ro school end railway staVmc.. - Price only £3O per acre. £S2o wash. 200 ACRES, ONE OF THE BEST FARMS in the district. Land of rich quality, exceptionally well grassed; will carry 7" cows and young stock; good new grass country, 1 mile to -chool, facto. , telephone, and P.O. New 4-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed. Cheque for milk in December £IOO from 54 cows Price £35 ~?r acre, £SOO cash. A Splendid Opportunity. ALBO FOR SALE, i ■ . j UP-TO-DATE BUTCHER BUSINESS, killing 5 b g cattle and 15 sheep weekly; large shop end J-acre freehold land; an opposition. Price £6OO. £250 cash. i'ACRE BECTIOKB from £5( to £IOO, with small FARMERS.—We claim to have a sound knowledge land values as we have lived and dairy farmed in this district for 1° ye s, and when we say a farm is buying, it is good. Sound advice ir. Returns shown. Deal with us 3’d we will help you to make money, '<aj your next farm from
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M i 1 « ' | V BUYING GOOD SEEDS V * 1 .‘.if. IS BANKING MONEY. ENSURE BUOU&SS SY SOW IHO CF UNQUESTIONABLE PUR'jTY ! i H ' ■ i \ A . i .: ■ AND. GERMINATING Q'l AUTIfS. - THOSE STOCKED BY US ARE THE BEST OBTAINABLE, AND ARE GUARANTEED TO GIVE GOOD RESULT BUY NOW I AKAROA COCKSFOOT —D.M.D. SPECIALS SELECTED, EXTRA HEAVY SAMPLE. PERENNIAL RYE- SPECIAL OLD PASTURE, MAC IT NE DRESSED, HAWKr’S BAY, AND POVERTY BAY RYE, 'LSO CANTERBURY AND SAN DON RYE. Ho. f GLOVERS. All these and others supplied afs of the Highest Standard. SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS POSTED ON APP T ICATfSfINe All B»eda Delivers J Fr«v t© your nearest Railway Station. NEWTON KING. \ NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPONGA.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1914, Page 3
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529Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1914, Page 3
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