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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 86, 28 August 1912, Page 3

80 ACRES. ljr ilupi . uve( i fai. m good p OS i t i on i au( j of rich quality, well sheltered. Cheap at £23 10s. £550 cash. ■ 100 ACRES. GOOD level farm, subdivided into 5 paddocks; freeholdTSd: well fenced and grassed; 1 mile from school and factory; stock, 25 dairy cows, heifers, bull, 2 horses, cart, harness, cans, buckets Scash ' y ' 6tC ' PriC6 ' aS OnlymiT^ STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE-110 ACRES. ONE-THIRD ploughed and re-grassed/ all ploughable, 12 paddocks, 6-roomed house, 11-bail cowshed, cart shad, and other outbuildings ; quarter of a mile from Creamery and P. 0.; VmL from Railway Station; situated on main road. Will lease for 3 years 25s per acre, with Gnmnnianlir v,,™.!,.**.,.. m.„.. ,„i„ years at £IOO deposit. Easy terms arranged. ™' mm 150 ACRES. ' SPLENDID Freehold Dairy Farm, air level, large portion under plough, i-mde to School, Factory and Railway Son £ miles from Stratford- new house of 7 rooms, with allLSnclt stables and concrete-floor cowshed; very suitable for cuSHp LI 50-acre farms. Good and cheap at £27 per acre; £SOO cash TOWN PROPERTIES. ~ ' 10 ACRES OF LAND and well-built house, cowshed, washhouse > hayshed storeroom, etc.; situated 1* miles from PoToffice • " position, i-rice, £1150; easy terms can be arranged. 8 ACRES, with splendid 8-roomed housed with every convenience including hot and cold water system electric light XC' « etc ; nice high position, just outside borough; goolev so 2 well fenced, and planted with shelter and ornameftal tl p HeS '■ goo.d value. £1350, ;■ £450 cash. ' 'f, . y ,, 7-ROOMEI>IIbuSE alLconveniences, including hot and cold waTT J ' fl fi ght ' &wl run ;..on nice levesectk^ farmitfg our the pick of Taranaki properties to «tot from

0. and E. Jackssm .LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, ' '' Broadway, Stratford " ; t;lamasonAUCTIONS : STRATFORD. £3OO se6uees 151 ACRE W " QLOSE to Lepperton, 1% miles from Creamery. and School- s m ™«i *» 14-ba.l shed. All cleared and nearly all ploLhable a.Tvin. Tf other stock at present. Price £ls i'Cs f vu^lAme > cairjiqg 3o cows and " ' (5!?) OXLY £235 FOR 47 AGRES *arm: QV Main Road by Inglewobd. Splendid little farm; all plou-haWe- 8 roonW " - ' ' (38)' W. SKIPWORTH LAND SALESMAN '"" ' '^^^i 1 ?!!!!?!!?^ STRAIGHT OUT LEASE 5 YEARS 180: AC S, S V S f P ' , 12 P? dd ° cks » 00 acres'.plowed, and all plouriwbles . well fenced and watered; 1% miles from railway,' school- che£e fdc■tory qppos.te. Splendid house and cowshed, with outbuilding RenS £2l« per year, no rates; quarter in. advance. GET I2J EARLY. LAXD AGEJsTS. STRATFORD; WE SELL THE EAHTH.

" gg!WJg|''-ia*Hli. CHEAP PRODUCTIVE LAND THESE PROPERTIES ARE DJiSERVIXG OP YOUR IXSPFCTfOX &.EXQ' T IRY W. H. 11, "YOUNG & CO.. ' ' T£AKE the following from their list, which,is probably the m'oit cbliiu- •■,-,. sivo in the whole province.. .; ( ' 1 • EXCHANGE for N.l>. FARM.-75 acres, all in grass; six paddocks, all well ■■ watercel; all ploughablc.,- Creamery cm property; f, to railway; «ooi metalled road; good house and orchard. Consider excham-c for small farm in N.P. district. £lB 10s per acre. Terms good. FIXE DAIRY FARM.-78 acres, in 9 or 10 padtLcks; freehold; well watered <by running streams; nearly fiO acres been ploughed, and rest al 1 ploughable; creamery on section; good house and outbuilding A ehem anH -. productive farm at £3O per acre. a ' P ° •AX EASILY MAXACED PLACE, -177 acres good dairying laud- freeholdring fenced; good metalled roads; only one mile from factory and railway station; good buildings. Price £27 10s an acre, on terms SHEEP & GRAZEXG FARMS.-SSO acres, 150 in bush;'well subdivided and ( sheep-prool fencing; good area can be ploughed, 1% miles from school 'post .. office and railway station, with railway line traversing the property All the necessary buildings, woolshed, dip, stock-yards, etc. Considerable 'amount of nulling timber 011 the place, and a sawmill only a mile and a half avvav '£1:200 down. •'' '■■ ■ 800 acres; 200 acres 'n grass; well watered; carry two sheep comfortably■.will exchange for small dairy farm. Price £3 10s per acre ' * SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING.—I4S acres; 300 acres in grass, six paddocks; freehold; 100 acres ploughable; sheep-proof fencing; good' metalled'' . ynd; iy 3 miles from school, seven miles to railway; good house orchard s'heep yards, cowshed and dairy. Suitable for mixed fanning. Owner sells'licep yards, cowshed and dairy, i ing on account of. ill-health. £7 :'■ S2oC> acres. 'iS.Ki acres in grass; and remainder oe. 1.i.p.. 0.r.p., and 1 good f-'uees; good dray road, part are freehold, "it ploughablo; Terms can be AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER FINE FARMS. W. 11. 11. YOUNG & CO., LAND AGEXTS, STR \TFORD T. GARDINER, Urn] Salesman-

WARM DAIRYING COUNTRY! 116 Am:s - Freehold, 10 pa<hloeks, nearly all plouphablo, well' fenced. Town.-diip. School and Factory 2 1 /. ik'Us. Five-roomed liousi- ami good outbuildings. CXKXCUMBKRED. Price £l(3 par aero. Deposit, £.100; balance J ACRES, Freehold, all in grass, handy to School, P.O. ami Factory; """ flood (broomed house, cowshed and on'bnildin.us. Mortgage .CD3O, for i l /, years, a£ a l /, per cent. Price £lO per acre. Dcposi!, £l5O. 'A ACRES firsr.-c];iss land, all nectary buildings for intense farming; V close to Factory and hinre. town. Equity, £2200. Exchange for n-ood ('own property in Stratford or l!a.:..ra. Thb is worth inspection, and v'dl stand close investigation. J. IT THOMPSON LAMD Aftf'™ BTEATFOBD.' ■ V' : 3