ILAND BUYERS! LOOK AT THIS. 70 ACRES. JJIGHLY improved Dairy Farm; exceptionally well grasßed; land of very rich quality; subdivided into 10 paddocks; four chains from Factory; half mile from Railway Station; new house of five rooms: concrete floor cowshed. Price £33 per acre; £4OO cash. 100 ACRES, CHOICE FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM; all level and Dloushod. buildLe^S^iiafrtu° f; ?T 1118 '^ owshed and all necessary out-' cheap ' a ° d ° wncr wm accept 4500 100 ACRES. HANDY little dairy farm on good road, all level and ploughable when stumped; good house of six rooms, cowshed stable etc School one mile away. Price, £ll 10s per acre, with £4OO ca a h nr will sell everything as a going concern for £l2 10s per acre, including £sooTasi, ' SeS ' hameS8 ' brak6 ' milk can8 ' Orator, etc!, wUh 100 ACRES. DAIRY FARM, all level and well sown down in best i En^ sh grasses; subdivided into 10 paddocks, 85 acres been ploughed and renewed; quarter mile from Factory, 10 chains from PHrp n «9 iT 6 ° f 7 r °° ms; concrete floor cowshed. Price, £32 10s per acre; £SOO cash. 125 ACRES. CHOICE Dairy Farm, well grassed, splendidly fenced- on eood metalled road; half mile to Cheese Factory; one mile to schoolcowshed! 40 Ea " Way ShU " l G °° d 110,186 Price £l6 per acre; £SOO cash. j 150 ACRES. SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, situated in the Mahoe District, very good quality; well fenced and grassed • subdivided ™<? T i Pa< J w n plouß J able ; quarter mile to School and Factory and Telephone. Houses of six rooms and four rooms; 16 bail lmshed (concrete floor), and yards with water laid on. Price £3O per acre; £SOO cash. 200 ACRES. P airy ?™' all level and Ploughable, subdivided into Post' (Si 8 l^ atered; quarter mile t0 School, Factory and Post Office; 8-roomed house, 15-bail cowshed Price, £2B per acre, with £BOO cash. • t^a °T. E :Tf 8 we 7 have had 16 years' successful dairy farming m this district, we claim to have a fair knowledge of land vZf and can advise our clients where best to purchase. We hare on our register the pick of Taranaki properties to select from. G. and E. Jackson, LAND. STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, Stratford
CHEAP DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE 75 si s» r s sisihjr «■£» house. Price £26; £4OO down. implement shed; 4-roomed gQ ACRES, all in grass, well watered; good metalled roads; ft mile from £23 per C ac a r^ e £4M down 6 " r °° med h ° USe ' and aU 22() watered; 1% miles from factory; milking over 85 caws £SO ACRES, aU in grass; 14 paddocks, 100 acres been ploughed; quarter mile 1 4. fro ™ « reamei 7> one mile from school and a tation. Good 6-roomed house, etc. £2O per acre. Easy terms. o ea Write or call on WARD AND DUNLOP LAND AGENTS. ' STRATFORD WE SELL THE EARTH.
Enthusiastic Drapery Buyers Come again and again to Spence's Relinquishing Sale THERE'S a reuon why, and its outstanding. The tremendous bargains, the remarkablel values, the stupendous reduction*, compel the thrifty women to fil all their immediate requirements here; and also-and mark this well-to lay m a etock of wearing apparel and household drapery to last until someone else can run a sale like this. The bargains are unprecedented, and go is the sale. It s unprecedented for a firm to slaughter all its newly-imported stock. But it's imperative, for the lease of the shoo is nearly up, and WE MUST GET OUT AND GET THE GOODS OUT. A. SPENCE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS. STRATFORD' ■■ ■••i*i-i]-TTn-TTnriTnn~n~iTHTTirifTrimw."w>H"iiiW 1 n ■ , '
Amber Tips Tea No other Ta» standi s» hiah a test of qauity, exo*llenoe and fa the favourita became it 1b the bwt. All store, VB. ViO and 2/-^°r"lh my ' $ TO LEASE: STRATFORD COFFEE PALACE 2 -STOREY BUILDING, brick ami iron, on main street- three minutes from Post Office and Stratford Railway Station • 10 rooms electric light, hot and cold water, bathroom, drainage and everything in thorough going order. Furnished us a coin" concern. b ° !. 'asn three years to run, with right, of renewal. Unit, £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. STRATFORD IS A GROWING TOWN A BUSY RAILWAY CENTRE J. H. THOMPSON LAND AGENT STBATFORD.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 272, 14 May 1912, Page 3
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