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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 125, 5 September 1910, Page 8

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,]S[EW ZEALAND LOAN AND -MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., STRATFORD. LAND AND STOCK SALESMEN. WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS. And GENERAL MERCHANTS. FAKMEKS WHY BE, SATISFIED with, land on which, you can only make ends meet when you can get land in the famous Hawera and Eltham districts at the following prices? — 940 ACRES to lease at. Ms per acre. ~vV-1.. carry over 100 cows; ; good house and shed; close to Factory and School. A farmer in this + ~ district milked 55 cows on 99 acres, 7 averaging the handsome price of " [£l3 per cow for milk alone. Also, — 14-0 similar to above in every ~ ir -"- Also \Kf\ ACRES; five years' lease at 265; good house, cow shed and pigstyes; carry well 50 cows, which ave- ~ raged £l2 per cow. We have numerous good farms to sell with £2OO, £3OO, £4OO or £SOO cash down, which will, upon inspection, prove their worth. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. STRATFORD. A. C. BELL, Land Representative. ARA T A O A C H. T. WAITE Proprietor. Coach leavea Inglewood DAILY at 1 p.m Leaves Purangi at 7 a.m. Fares. Single. Return. Kaimata la 6d 2s Cd Tarata .. 3b o>i 5s 0d Pukeho .. is Od 6s (id Purangi .. 6s Od 10s Od Passenger i requiring return fares must pay o=. first journey or single rates will be charged. ' MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE. i. M. JONES has now at the Criterion Stables an Up-to-date Touring Motor Car for hire. He 1m ateo secured the services of Mr. E. Edmonds, a first-class chauffeur, who is wellfcnown for hia careful handling of motor