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■» WUasftfc&a alSTjißatt. GOLDEN SAY CEMENT. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. EVERY BAG GUARANTEED. NONE CHEAPER. Specially recommended for work in Cow Sheds and Dairy Factories. J. MASTERS AND SON, AGENTS. LOOK! gmarVi ifi the place, M" should all kaow H ”* 1 " plaoffl where quality »»idos with eplondouß ihov* mo please is th®ir atotftf! ■g»rga?»s may b« SsS, -n est all assured of this • ; all Taranaki plumbers, gmart’s are the beat. THE WELL KNOWN PLIWERi, Stratford, New Plynwiitfe swS ingiewssd. i IPER SENT. ... ... ... ... D I 86 Q U N T * • ft i-'l • * * GASH PURGHAS E't. Reaelpt® give* ... ... ;.... ... c Cub, tayimnta. ' ALtiEß’ift • • , HARE, ' BROADWAY SOUTH.

IMPORTANT LAND NOTICE. /it (l i CHEAP DAIRY FARMS. On very easy terms. Mr James Rpbson’s Estate of ACRES , 640 ACRES, Situated In the Pukengahu District. Close to Eltham and Stratford. MR JAMES ROBSON Mias appointed W; H. and A'.' MdGarry, of Eltham, the sole agents for the sale of his well-known block of splendid dairying country, situated in sheltered sunny position within easy distance of Ethans and Stratford by first-class metalled roads. Close to good factory, and handy to school, township and rail way station. The Pukengahu., district i s famous for its pasture, and the 640 acres now thrown open for selection is absolutely the pick of it. The property has not been in the market for over twenty years, and is now offered on exceptional terms and at very low prices as specified below: 109 ACRES FREEHOLD— £2B A.£l£j' an acre. A really good bit of land in splendid pasture, ring fenced, fully subdivided, plenty of water. Carry 45 cows easily. Only three or four minutes from factory. House of 4 rooms; milking shed, Gane machine, steam boiler, circular saw, other outbuildings. Price, including machines', boiler and circular saw, £32 an acre; £SOO to £6OO cash, balance can remain on mortgage for 7 years. , No. 2 1 Qjf) ACRES, FREEHOLD—£2B , ati acre. Land all in grass, ring fenced, and subdivided, well watered. Comfortable 6-rooraed dwelling, cowshed, and other necessary outbuildings. Handy to factory and school. Price £2B an acre, terras £SOO to £6OO cash, balance 7 years at current rate. No. 3 LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. CLOSE TO ELTHAM. MO —Owner will lease fo: OO sor 7 years, rental 44s pe acre, compulsory purchasing clausi at £46 per acre. About half stumped 72 acres in grass, 8 acres green oats two stacks of bay. Now wintering 3( cows, 2 horses, and some • yearlings House of 5 rooms, 7-bail concretec milking shed, trapshed. and pig stys All the land is flat, and nicely water' ed. Only £l5O cash required on account of purchase. Early, application necessary, as this is sure to be quickly snapped up. 2541 tiO ACRES FREEHOLD—£2S XX O an acre. A very cheap handj little farm. All well grassed, conveniently watered, fenced and subdivided, Good 5-roomed dwelling, new milkinp shed fitted with Gane machine and steam boiler. Will carry forty cows and do them really well. Machines ii desired. Price £2B an acre, terms £SOO cash, balance can remain for 7 years. No. 5 W. H. and A. McGarry invito correspondence, and will be pleased to motor clients to inspect. Ring up on the telephone, and arrange a day to save a look over the various sections. Solo Agents— W. H. and A. McGARRY, Land and Financial Agents, Eltham. Telephone 13. Picture frames, travelling bags, 'ootballs, toys of every description. Jo to James’, Cash Trader, x

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 60, 2 July 1914, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 60, 2 July 1914, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 60, 2 July 1914, Page 4

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