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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 232, 29 March 1912, Page 3

LAND BUYERS 1 LOOK AT THIS. 70 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM, well grassed, subdivided into 10 paddocks; 40 acres been ploughed; 20 chains from! factory; new house of 5 rooms; concrete floor cowshed. Pricg £2B 10s per acre £4OO cash, balance 10 years at 5 per cent, 112 ACRES 1 CHOICE DAIRY FARM, adjoining the Stratford Borough"; jfwfl. road frontages; grand prospective value; very suitable fo£ cutting into small areas; good level farm of rich quality, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well fenced and grassed; If miles from factory and school; 6-roomed houfce and all necessary outbuildings. Price £33 per acre; £7OO cash. 170 ACRES -7! FREEHOLD LAND, of good quality, level, well fenced, subdivided into 12 paddocks, well-built 8-roomed house, 25bail cowshed, hay and cart shed; 1 mile to school, factory and railway station. Price £25 per acre. Or will exchange for sheep farm. 310 ACRES HANDY LITTLE SHEEP and CATTLE FARM, all in grass well sheltered and fenced with sheep-proof fencing; on good roads 4-roomed house, shed and yards. Price £lO per acre. 2000 ACRES FREEHOLD FARM, 1050 acres in grass, subdivided into 6 paddocks; good fencing (sheep-proof); will carry 2 sheep to the acre. Price only £4 10s. Terms can be arranged. 100 ACRES CHOICE DAIRY FARM, L.1.P., situated in the Toko district; land all level and of rich quality; one mile from Factory and School. Five-roomed house and cowshed. Price only £BSO. £2OO Will secure for you a 6-roomed house and one acre of land, fiv» minutes walk from Post Office, having two street frontages,' The balance, £4OO, can remai- non Mortgage. A splendid im vestment. NOTE.—As we have had 16 years' successful dairy farming in this district, we claim to have a fair knowledge of laud valuea and can advise our client where best to purchase. "We have on our register the pick of Taranaki properties to sslect from. C. and E. Jackson, LAND. STOCK A!ND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, Stratford

SYDNEY WARD] [N. P. DUNLOP WARD AND DUNLOP LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS. STRATFORD Four-roomed cottage and quarter acre; all under cultivation; £225; deposit, balance 3 years at 5 per cent. « <•*•' 1 acre Fenton street, Price £260. 1% acres Broadway South. £125. 14 acres Flint road; £55 per acre. 130 acres close to Stratford; freehold; 9 paddocks, allploughable; live and wire hedges. Will carry 45 cows. 6-room ed house, cowshed, etc. Price £32 per acre. Easy terms. This farm has a fine prospective value, and is well worth inspection. 1100 acres O.R.P. at 17/6; about 130 acres grass, balance bush; 4 miles from railway, 3 miles from metal road; whare and yards. Price £1 iOs per acre. LEASE EXPIRING. STOCK MUST GO. COMPLETE AND WELL-BOUGHT STOCK. Drapery, Millinery and Clothing including new season's importations just landed from the Home manufacturers. AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE. CASH ONLY DURING SALE. \ J COMMENCING AT NINE O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY, MARCH 3 oth. A. Spence :: Stratford [Amber Tips Tea I ■ oontent with V iny other brand. Bold by all good grooeri and itorea, at MJ, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. gg v nin ' ■" 197 acres Freehold Dairying and Fattening Land Handv to school, factory, post office, railway Splendid district; house and cowshed 20 bails Good mortgages—Government Advances and second at 5 per cent Quick sale at £lO 5s per aGre; deposit £250 Possession to suit buyers. Inspect early J. H. THOMPSON LAND AGENT, STRATFORD P.O. Box 41. Telephone 28 and 145. JJstaWfelwA l#l&