MESSRS CARTHEW, THOMPSON AND CO'S LAND AGENCY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 114, 12 May 1903, Page 4

MESSRS CARTHEW, THOMPSON AND CO'S LAND AGENCY.

Thb attraction which Taranaki and the district northwards possesses for these seeking to settle on:the land ia more and mora evident every day. From all parte of the colony, aud from places beyond, enterprising people bave been impressed with the brilliant prospects which are offered to land holders in , this part ef the colony, where a moderate ejpital can accomplish great ends, when fostered by intelligent industry, in no part cf the world are thsre such advantages as are to be found here, as the export returns show. No wonder, therefore, that the impartanca of the land agency business has grown so as to keep pace with the requirements cf the dsy. No batter example can ba found than in the case cf the fi m of Messrs Carthew, Thompson & 00., who are not only deservedly popular with their c'ien'son account of their business promptitude and reliab'lity, but also for their capacity for taking icfinite care and pains in endeavouring iin the first place to impait to their clients all the information in their power, and, secondly, in showing them such properties as would be most likely to suit requirements. To those who coma to a strange district to look for land it is a great boon to be able to placa themselves in thp hands of an agent who, not only thoroughly understands his business and is conversant with all the possibilities of the land for many miles around, but who also has a reputation for absolute straightforwardness and . fair dealing. Mr Carthew is such an one, atd it is by possessing an innate aptitude for the business cs well as an unique experience of land aud all that pertains thereto that his business has grown tj> its present largo dimensions, necessitating tha opeoing of a branch at Waikato and the assistance of an abla partner like Mr Thompson. I On the front page of this issue will be found a list of properties which can be! strongly recommended to' thosa in search of farms. It will be seen that the area of operations is extensive, but it is only fair to state that the holdings referred to are but a tithe of those wh<cb the firm bave on their books, so that should any intending purchaser not find in the list just what he requires ther<a is little doubt but that on making his wishes known to the firm he will be fixed up expeditiously and satisfactorily. Id town properties also Messrs Carthew and Thompson have a large so that it > may safely be slid that any of our readers requiring property of any description will do well to consuls this enterprising firm.