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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 271, 13 May 1912, Page 3

LOOK AT THIS. 70 ACRES. HIGHLY improved Dairy Farm; exceptionally well grassed; land of very rich quality; subdivided into 10 paddocks; four chains from Factory; half mile from Railway Statior -■ ' -- concrete floor cowshed. Price £33 per acre; £4OO cash. 100 ACRES. CHOICE' FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM- all Wi well fenced. House of 5 rooms, Cned and ill £? P 6 per acre; £3OO cash. Dairy herd all 1 h _ be bought cheap, and owner will accent Sin , I as a concern. accept touo i 100 ACRES. HANDY little dairy farm on good road all Wl - - stumped; good housed six rooms, cowshed fiH fi mile nwav TJ«;«„ 011 in. ' vu "°"cu, HtaDll win sen everything as a going concern for tt* in. « • 8a ' or 15 cows, 2 horses harness w! -n 10s per acre ' Eluding £SOO cash. ' SS ' brake ' milk cans - orator, etc., with 100 ACRES. ice, £32 10s per acre; £SOO cash. 125 ACRES. Price £l6 per acre; £SOO cash. 150 ACRES. JJwK? 6 fl °° r) ' and yards with waKdT' C ° W " Pnce £3O per acre; £SOO cash. 200 ACRES. Pnce, £2B per acre, with £BOO cash. to select from. 0. and E. Jackson, t-AND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, Stratford CHEAP DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE house. Price £2«; £4OO down. implement shed; 4-roomed gQ'ACRES, all in grass, well watered; good metalled roads- V mi)- f. "" creamery and Post Offiee. Good broomed house ™?'.n % n " lc . from £23- per acre; £460 down. ' and all conveniences. 226 A ™®l' Well wa : tered ; ! % from factory; milking over 1 SS ,„™ -' AA5 e E I' r T edlloUSe l -, A^ pat £2 ° P<" acre; £7 Q ACRES, all m grass; 14 paddocks, 100 acres been ploughed quarter mil. from creamery, one mile from school and station n JKT « ! house, etc. £2O per acre. Easy tarns. ° d 6 - roonM »I •Write or call on WARD AND DUNLOP LAND AGENTS WE SELL THE EARTH. STRATFORD. Enthusiastic Drapery Buyers Come again and again to SpenCe'S Relinquishing Sale THERE S a reason why, and ifa outstanding. The tremendous bargains, womoi+rSll SV alue . s " the , st "P endoUS eductions, compel the thrifty ttTwdl f • Cl \ ™ d,ate . re <3»ir«»ents here; and also-and mark SSr yi \ ast ° Ckofwea T ga PP arel and household drapery to last until someone else can n'm a sale like this. The bargains are unprece dented and so is the sale. It's unprecedented for a firmto sVugK all ite newly-imported stock. But it's imperative, for the lease of th? $L I nearly „p, and WE MUST GET OUT AND GET THE GOODS OUT A. SPENCE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS. STRATFORD. Amber Tips Tea No other Tea stands e« high a test of quality, exoellenoe and STRATFORD COFFEE PALACE O-STOREY BUILDING, brick and iron, on main street; three .■ " minutes from Post Office and Stratford Railway Station; 20 rooms, electric light, hot and cold water, bathroom, drainage, and everything in thorough going order. Furnished as a going , , ' concern. Lease three years to run, with right of renewal. Rent, £2 17s 6d per week. Lessor pays Rates, Taxes and Insurance. Goodwill, £75. WALK OUT! WALK IN! WRITE ABOUT THIS, OR, BETTER STILL, COME & INSPECT. STRATFOKD IS A GROWING TOWN A BUSY RAILWAY CENTKB fifgJ. H. THOMPSON LAND ABENT BTRATFOEDi .^j