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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 77, 7 March 1916, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. INVEST YOUR MONEY IN LAND TARANAKI LAND TARANAK^ TARANAKI N.B.—DROUGHTS UNKNOWN The Ideal Dairying Country of the Australasian Colonies. NEWTON AUCT.ONEER, LAND AGENT AND CErfERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, AND KAPONGA. Offers the following Choice Selection of Farms in the Taranaki District: — *»• 1100 ACRES, FREEHOLD sheep c uutry, about 800 ace- in bus* subdivided into 13 paddocks, sb*ep proof fencing, woolsbed 40 x 80, 2 sets aheep yards, adjoins township, school, rail v.iy station. Price £lO per acre good terms, oi will Uke small farm a 8 P"rfc payment, 1500 ACRES, freehold, good healthy sheep country, nearly all in grass, well subdivided with first-class sheep-proof fences. Railway station opposite, small house. Pi ice £6 10a per aero. Any terms in reason arranged.' 900 ACRES, dairy farm, all in grass, freehold, dond level, Al quality, 1 mile to factory and school. l\ miles to railway, subdivided into 0 paddoeks, 4-roomed house, 12 bail cowshed ..(concrete), 4-cow milking plant. Price £35 per acre. Terms, £SOO cash, balance G years at ofc per cent Stock can bo taken at valuation. 109 ACRES, freehold, close to beach, all level, fair housa, subdivided into paddocks, tip-top climate. Price £'2o per acre. Terms, £3OO cash, balance arranged on easy terms. Possession before Xmas. Splendid pro position. SHEEP RUNS from 1500 to 10,000 acres, improved and slightly im Aiv•d in all parts of the Province, price and terms to suit all enqiu/ers. Olients shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence invited. Loans negotiated. , , , J. M. HrGNETT, Stratford.. LAND RKPRKSKNTATIYES:- FRANK OKBKLL, New Plymouth. W. BARNEY PEAJ»ON, Kapouga. SIDEaHHS NFW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD, KAPONGA.

CAN YOU A TO BE WITHOUT IT ? TO BE WITHOUT IT? THE BEST PROPOSITION IN WINDMILLS THAT WE KNOW. Fu ■"•"PICIENCY—IT'S RIGHT ON TOP. FOR PRICE-TTTERF/S NOTHING MORE REASONABLE. To counteract the dry season, have your mill erected right FARMERS' CO- 01, ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, (Successors to CHlcs and Nalder). STOCK, AUCTIONEERS, LAND, INSURANCE, MACHINERY AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, AGENTS AT-EUham, Stratford, Waitara, Opunake, and Manaia. REGULAR STOCK SALES HELD at flawcra, Eltham, Manaia, Okiawa, Auroa and Kapouga. PRIVATE SALES OF STOCK. ' Having Agents righ* throughout Taranaki, we are in.an excellent position to handle this class of business, and clients entrusting us with their stock i'os disposal can rely on prompt sales at highest ruling rates. WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL ! ' We have made satisfactory arrangements for the handling of wool clips either for sale in the Colony or for shipment to the Home markets, and are prepared to make advances on growing clips. BASIC SLAG I MANURES I SUPERPHOSPHATE ! We are in a position to supply this in any quantity for next season at LOWEST CURRENT RATIOS, and are now hooking orders. MACHINERY. MACHINERY. COME to us for any machinery you,may he requiring, and you will find the prices are light.

TROCADERO PRIVATE HOTEL. mHIS well-known establishment is now under entirely übw management, having been taken over by M. CALDER, Special arrangement for permanent hoarder*. Firat-class Three-course Luncheon from 19 till 8 p.m.—ls. Addr*u: Broadway South, Bfcratford. Thai. Cream Separator.--Yon have broil promising yourself for ho long. Now is I lie time In buy a good machine at a reasonable price. We have just landed stocks of "Household" and "Perfects," both ,good quality machines, and will be pleased to sec- you before making your purchase.—McMillan and Kredrie, Broadway, Stratr - OTTER-WRAPPERS.—To Dairy ■■- farmers who make their own butters : Obtain your butters-wrappers at the "Stratford Ymt" .Job Priuting

CROWN STABLES. Regan Street (next Railway Crossing] CLEM SMITH, Cab Proprietor (late Egmont Stables), having taken over the Crown Stables, will be glad'to se« old and new friends. Roomy accommodation. Personal attention. PAIR-HORSE CABS MEETS ALL TRAINS. ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? I>ECAUSE there must be in advertised goods, a uniform fcigh quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. "Stratford Evening Post" readers will proDt by a careful pernsal of the advertising 00l-