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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 75, 1 July 1916, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. INVEST YOU PI *SOS*EY m LAND TARANAKI LAND -taranaknLAND -TARANAKI N.B. —DROUGHTS UNKNOWN T|i Ideal Dairying Country of lb® Australasian Cotamsn. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT AND GISrtERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD# AND KAPOMGA. Offers the followinar Choice Selection of Farms in the Taranaki ric":— Distric! A 150 ACRES. Eltham, freehold, all in perfect order. Well watered and well fenced, close to railway station, factory, school, etc. Splendid quality, 9 roomed house and other outbuildings. Cowr ied 44 hails. 1 1 ice £<jt> per acre. Good terms arranged to bonalide mu. This is an up-to-date farm and very cheap at the price quoted. s B 111 ACRES, freehold, 6 miles from Stratford, on good metalled road, close to factory and railway station. Good 7 roomed house, cowshed, etc. All level and well subdivided. Price £35 per aero, Tffiuis £SOO cash, balance on easy terms. 0 160 ACRES, freehold, close to Stratford. Will carry 65 cows. Subdivided into 14 paddocks. 8 roomed bous Cowshed (concrete floor), ri.io from railway, J mile from creamery. Price £3s,per acre. Terms £7OO cash, balance 5 years at 5i per cent. Can strongly recommend. D 400 ACRES, freehold land, suitable for mixed farming or raising of sheep and cattle. Tip-top quality; will carry 2 breeding ewes easily besides cattle, 6 miles from railway, factory 1 miles. Good 7 roomed house, woolshed, etc. Subdivided into 13 paddocks. All fences in excellent order. Price £l6 per acre. Terms can b e made very satisfactory. One of Taranaki’s best propositions. SHEEP RUNS from 1500 to 10,000 acres, improved and slightly im for- ■ 4 in all parts of the Province, price and terms to suit all enquirers. Clients shown over properties free of charge. Oorrespoi ■dence invited. M. M. HIGNETT, Stratford. LAND REPRESENTATIVESFRANK ORBELL, New Plymouth. W, BARNEY FEA.PGN, Kapong*, NEWTON KING. MEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD, KAPONGA. CAN YOU AFFORD TO 3E WITHOUT IT ? TO BE WITHOUT IT ? / THE DUNCAN O.K. T'JE BEST PROPOSITION IN WINDMILLS THAT KNOW. Vu "TPICIENCY— IT’S RIGHT ON TOP. , J : f S' V' :■ . . ** FOB PRICE —THERE’S NOTHING , MOKE REASONABLE. To counteract the dry season, have your mill erected right away.

-THE FARMERS’ CO - OPERATIVE ’)ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, (Successors to Cilles and Nalder). STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LA NO, INSURANCE, MACHINERY AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, AGENTS AT—Eltham, Stratford, Waitara, Opunake, and Manaia, REGULAR STOCK SALES HELD at Havvera, Eltham, Manaia, Okiawa, ' Aiuoa and Kaponga. ‘ PRIVATE SALES OF STOCK, Having Agents right throughout Taranaki, we are m an excellent position to handle this class of business, and clients entrusting us with their •took fos disposal can rely on prompt sales at highest ruling rates. W OOL l WOOL! WOOL ! We have mqde satisfactory arrangements for the handling ol wool clips •ither for sale in the Colony or for shipment to the Homo markets, and in prepared to make advances on glowing clips. . KSABIC SLAG I _ . MANURcS I SUPERPHOSPHATE ! We are in a position to supply this in any quantity for next season a LOWEST CURRENT RATES, and are now booking orders. machinery, machinery. GOME to us for any machinery you may be requiring, and you x will tmd 1 1 : prices =am right. —— TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH! REASS THIS: — THE EXCELSIOR ff AYR EVERYTHING TO SUIT YOUR TASTE AN” */ SIGN, COMBINED WITH FIRST-CLA K S WORKMANLP. UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALITY. COMB ALONG AND INSPECT FOR YOURSELF. " OTE aO»rOVMl E THE BRIDGE, BROADWAY SOUTH. THE EXCELSIOR PURKItHINC COMPANY, CABINET MAKERS, UPHO*-«tEfttßß A l ' - FUNERAL UNDERTAKER* J. WESTON, Manage Butter-wrappers.—' To Dairy Farmers who make their own auA ‘ aii,u *'*" hotter • Obtain your butter-wrapi>ers W. .took bust qauiity Rubbers, lu-, butter. ObUnj flattens, Claw Tubes, etc., for Milk-j ing Machines. Adso “Sinus” Cleaner; which is a special non-injurious pre-j ■. oyj PRINTING of every descripparaiion for rubber. McMillan {,j on executed at shortest notice Frtdric. the “Stratford Evening Post.”