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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 27, 18 September 1914, Page 8

i i• ■ “““ BUSINESS "NOTICES. ■ • _ . LAN i ) i LAND?' LANDS ■■ ‘i’-,’ -Vi ' ■ : . !■*?.’ .•>, ■; ffARANA&I* irARAMAKi. TARANAKI. fHff IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY a! ;*e AUSTRf iSdLOKIEIS. sw LAMD AGfiWT sad GENERAL ’AMI’. imOIAL PROPERTY LIST. tea ACRES Freehold, all in grass, situated between Stratford and Eaponga, and in close proximity t 0 factory, school and Post Office. Good substanial residence, cowshed an d other farm buildings. Price £26 10s per acre. Term s £285 cash, balance easily arranged, oiwan.. H , A i 1 • ' 9ft ACRES, Fmheld— Bight on th e Sea Coast. All level, excellent y quality and well improved. Price £55 per acre. Terms £250 cash, Balance 5. years at 5 per cent. Good 8-roonjed house, granary, cowshed, etc. Will carry 40 c OWS} and do them well. 83 ACRES, Freehold—All in grass. 6-roomed house, cowshed, 20 bails. Subdivided into 11 paddocks, 2q acres stumped and ploughed. Price; £lB per acre, including is cows. No mortgage. Eqsy terms t(K bona-fide man. 57 AC R ES, Freehold —All in grass, close to factory, school and railway. All, ploughable. 6-rpomed house, cowshed, etc. Cows for December- averaged over £2 per head. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Price, £25. per acre. Terms £4qo, to £SOO. cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. / •1,76 ACRES, Freehold, Title, Land Transfer., Within easy distance of Hirer Port. Good road, cloj to sea coast,. About 1000 acres in grass, 8 miles of fencing. Price for cash £2-28 fid per aorq, or terms £2 68 per acre, one-third cams, balance t years at * per o®nl. proposition in Taranaki. UP-TO-DATE MOTOR GARAGE FOR SALE. My Land Register contains th* ioh of tho Tarsnsk! Prowlaaa, and Investors for Sheep Farms, Dairy Fsi me, and Eualnesaoa of all would do wol! to oensuit m« bsfors Purchasing elsewhere. —N. 3 sar suit you. l . DAIRY FARMS, from »• to 8M- ACroe, Sheep Buns in areas from 1600 10,000 Acres, at very reasonable prices. Clients shown- over, prop, FREE OF CHARGE. Correspondence invited. Loans Negotiated w . M. HICNETT,. Stratford. VAN* REPRESENTATIVES! FRANK ORaELL, Row Plymouth v - l!v E. MOORE, Kapenga. „

THE CONTINENTAL, TARANAKI KING, NOXON* DUNCAN DISCS TO SUIT EVERYONE— SEE THEM AT NEWTON ’^KING *<W PLYMOUTH CTRATFORB KAPOKG A„ 7v l H n FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEAL A NB, LIMITED. * (Successors.to Gillies and Nal(ier> STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAND, INSURANCE, MACHINERY, AND'FINANCIAL AGENTS I .- AGENTS AT— Eltham, Stratford, Waitara, Opunake, and Manala., REGULAR STOCK SALES RELD AT— i Hawera, Manala, Okaiawa, Auroa, and Kaponga. PRIVATE SALES OF STOCK. Haying-Agents right throughout Taranaki, we are in an excellent position to handle, this class of business, and clients entrusting us with their stock for disposal can rely on prompt sales at highest rulng rates. WQ.OLt. WOOLI W 0 0 LI We have, made satisfactory arrangements for the handling of wool clips, either, for sale in the Cplony or for shipment to the Home markets, and are prepared t® make.advances on growing clips. BASIC SLAG! MANURES! SUPERPHOSPHA T E ! We are in a position to supply this in any quantity for next season at Lowest Current, Rates, and are now booking orders. MACHINERY! MAC H 5 N E R YI COME to us for .any machinery ym may be requiring, and you will find* thp prices are right.

DQMALD’S HR ATF OR D GARAGE. Arrival of .the Celebrated Morris Oxford ugnt Car. / ' ’ I TUe Best Light Car in the World. White apd Poppe’s Engine and Carburettor. Rnbery Owen. and Ga’s Steel Chassis - and Forgings. Bankey’a. Pressed; Steel Detachable Wheels. Farmers. and Business Men see this Gar for, yourselves. JUI Rfanciies of the Motoring Business v ls ■ • . Catefjßd, for, v BP-TO-DATE MACHINERY FOR ;.. , REPAIRS. AGENTS FOR ROYAL RUBY MOTOR CAR. - 'Phones (Day) 72, (Night) 173. RONALD’S GARAGE. I BEG to Notify the Public that ' I have now taken over the New and Up-to-date ■ CLUB HOTEL STABLES. Stands Is. Feeds Is 6d. T shall be pleased to see all old on-totpera, who ’can rely on the best til attention and civility. J. THACKER