Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 323, 12 July 1912, Page 7

Alfa Laval Cream Separators MO EXCUSE FOB AMY COW OWNER BEING WITHOUT ONE. ¥ There is no reason why any cow owner who sells cream or makes butter should be without a cream separator, and there is no excuse why he should not have the best separator. Any creameryman or experienced dairyman will tell you that a good cream separator will give you a great deal more and a great deal betj ter butter than you can make with any gravity setting system, and t, equally, of course, more and better cream, if you are selling cream. i The ALFA LAVAL is acknowledged by creamerymen and the best posted j dairymen the world over to be the "WORLD'S STANDARD," and the • one and only separator that always accomplishes the best results pos- \ sible and always gives satisfaction. ■ Yon cannot make the excuse that you can t anora to buy an ALFA I LAVAL, because it will not only save its cost over any gravity setting in six months and any other separator in a year, but is sold either for cash or on such liberal terms that it will actually pay for itself} A little investigation will prove to you that the truth of the matter is that you really can't afford to make cream or butter WITHOUT the use of an ALFA LAVAL Cream Separator. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. SOLE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE FIRST C-ASS SHEEP RUN !, freehold; all has been acre; OJi.P. at 17s 6d per acre. Price, ' vv well laid down in mixed Eng- £3 10s per acre. 4319 Hah grasses, except 200 acres which is in standing bush. Well fenced and divided Acre9 ' Te Kuiti ' LLP '' rCnt bit* 12 convenient paddocks. Five-room- £SO per annum; 600 acres in sd house and ako 3-roomed cottage, wool- grass, balance good bush land; 6-roomed shed and night pens, sheepyards, cow- house, wools>?ed, etc.; 2 22 miles of sheepshed and outbuildings. There are about proof fencing; 2 sheep to the acre land fM acres of very rich flats, the balance when all bush down. Price £3 per acre. being hill, good spurs, and faces on blue Terms. £IOO cash only. 4274 ■*]>* formation. Situated one mile from post office, store, school, etc.; half mile 2716 AcreB ' Waverle y district > 1805 to dairy factory, 10 miles to saleyards, acres in grass, and the talU miles to freezing works, access to ance in bush; well fenced and subdivided; ■sain road (first-class metalled motor 4-roomed house and lean-to, dairy, woolroad right to homestead). Price £0 per shed, and two sets of sheep yards; carry•ere. A very cheap property. 4380 ing 3000 sheep and 200 head of young .cattle; situated 9 miles to railway sta--1 K£JO Acres, Te Kuiti district; 500 tion; tenure, small grazing run, lease 21 XDlitV acreg in g ragSi balance heavy years from Ist March, 1912. Rent, £42 huh; good 5-roomed house, shed and 10s per annum. Price, £BOOO. Exceptheepyards; subdivided into 0 sheep- tionally easy terms given and the stock proof paddocks; capacity, 2 sheep to can be taken at valuation. 4340 My Land Register contains the pick of the Taranaki Province, and land-seekers •»■ hj« suited by calling on me. Daiiy farms in areas from 60 to 600 acres, iraong runs from 750 to fIOOO acres, at low prices and on easy terms. I have tl«> numerous town and suburban properties for sale; also businesses of every itMription. Clients shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence uvciallv invited. F. E. ORBELL, New Plymouth; J. M. HIGNETT, Strat»rd; F. E. MOORE, Eaponga. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENT. « NEW PLYMOUTH.

ABSOLUTELY IHE CHEAPEST FARMS IN THE DOMIUOS, ARE IN THE INGLEWOOD DISTRICT. THIS district has never been boomed, so prices of land are normal, and represent aetual value. They have never been artificially forced up. So intending buyers of farms, whether for dairying, grazing, or sheep-farming, ean do most with their money here. Compare this land acre for acre with any in the country; and compare the prices; and you'll want to know more about Inglewood country. Can you name a single acre of good farm land in this district which is not worth more to-day than it was last year? Then act, light now. Dairying Farms, 60 to 300 acres, all necessary modern plant and buildings. Grazing and Sheep Farms, big and small. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. DXGLEWOOD.

NAVERLEY DISTRICT. THE CHEAPEST DAIRYING LAND OK THE WEST COAST. 200 ACRES, joining cheese factory, school, and post office; G miles from Wavcrley; 12 paddocks, boxthorn and wire fences; splendid new 7-roomed house, hot and cold water. bathroom, large porch and verandah, 14-bail concrete cowshed, large barn and stables, cottage, good pig-sties; watered by ram and stream; 4 acres root crops, 2 stacks hay; should carry 00 to 95 cows. Possession Ist August. Price £4O, including new Gane machines and 3% h.p. engine. Good terms; mortgages 7 years at 5 per cent. Xo expenditure required. Everything r«idy to commence next season. QQ ACRES, half-mile from town boundary, Waverley; dead level, no waste; 10 paddocks, boxthorn and wire; will carry 50 cows; 7-roomed house, barn and buggy shed, 12-bail concrete cowshed, 4 concrete pigsties; 3 road frontages; good prospect for cutting into small holdings; handy to co-op. cheese factory. Possession Ist August. Price £53; good terms. Mortgages arranged fer six

SUBDIVISION OF AN ESTATE SUBDIVISION OF AN ESTATE In the Sunny North of Auckland. a ONLY FARMS, ranging from 100 to 250 acres of first-class land, suitable for cows; all ploughable; only 14 miles from railway and convenient to FACTORY AND SALEYARDS. Three of the sections have good buildings. Post and Telegraph office and store upon the estate. Three miles from deep-water harbor landing and situated »n the Great North Road. Well watered, and will wake ideal dairy or 6mall sneep farms and good cropping lands. Prices ranging from £8 to £l2. ONLY 10 PER CENT. CASH; balance good terms. There is an excellent opportunity for two or three young men who want to make a start, as practical men will be v«ry liberally dealt with.

For further particulars apply ~ "Land," Box 524, Auckland. J. C. DAVIES (Established 1370.) JICENREQ gHAREBROKER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AI'D'TOR TRADE ASSIGNEE UXD & ESTATE AGENT. Latest sbare flotations available on application. Tradesmen's books made up or audited. Interest, Rents and Accounts Collected. Land and Income Tax Returns made up. CENTRAL STOCK EXCHANGE Devon Street, New Plymouth. tjK)R HM— • MOTOR CARS, €Aflfi, BUGGIES, ST7LKTafi AND 6ADDLH HORSES. Mountain Hetue !a<rars>»a* arranged for at Special Ratae, M. JONEB, Pioprieiter. •Phone It ~jLI lUE IJ£ST PIJiCS IS RAKER'S

In comparison with local laud values, there is margin for a huge rise in above properties. DON'T DELAY. Communicate with me at once and arrange lo inspect. W. OCALLAGH4N TATTEKSALL'S BUILDINGS, lIAWERA. rpO LET, close to Railway Station, Inglewood—Two shoiis, 24ft x 72ft deep, and 18ft. x 02ft. deep. Room 40ft. \- 24ft. Photographic Studio and rooms. T.vo-storey workshop, with engine, lathe and other machinery for woodwsrk. Also FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Q-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings, Inglewood. QUARTER-ACRE to three acre sections on Main street, Inglewood, next to Moa Dairy Factory. SECTIONS on Old Hospital Road, just I outside Borough of New Plymouth, in lots to suit purchasers of four acres or ii >re, level. avvV, to THOS. DRAKE INGLEWOOD.