Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 154, 16 November 1912, Page 3

Sheep Farms ,;TARANAKI is generally ref ~?ded as the Dairying Province of New I Zealand, and the fact t -J fortunes can be made here in sheep fanning is often overlc 3d. Here are one or two first-class sheep farms selected fr i our Register. If these don't soty. * write and ask for particulars of others. HERE'S ONE IN CENTRAL TARANAKI. 1900 Aeres, 950 acres in grass, well subdivided with good sheepproof fencing, well watered by never-failing streams, 200 acres" ploughable; on good metalled road, 4 miles from Railway Station, handy to school, Post Office and Store. Good 7-roomed house, woolshed, yards, dip, etc., all in first-class order.. Price; only £7 10s per acre. Easy terms. OWING TO DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP OWNERS MUST SELL. 2700 Acres, 1825 acres in good English grass pasture, splendidly subdirided and fenced; good2-sheep country; partly, freehold and partly L.1.P.; situated one mile from School and Post Office., Five-roomed house, woolshed, stables, cowshed,, etc.; splendpl. garden and orchard. Price £810s; terms to be arranged. I JUST A PEW CHOICE TOWN PROPERTIES. Five sections situated in Miranda St.; 10 minutes' walk from Post Office. Only £32 per section. 18 Acres very choice level section, just outside Borough boundary j well fenced and subdivided; nice patch of shelter bush on sec--tion; 8 acres been ploughed. A bargain at £650; £250 cash. 9-roomed House, hot and cold water, electric light, and every convenience, 4 good bedrooms, full |-acre section, good position. Cheap at £550; £250 cash. G. and E. Jackson, 1 £AND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, Stratford Cheap Sheep Country. 1700 ACEES > 725 in p**. ba!i """ trash; title, L.1.P.; 6 paddocks, sheep-proof fences; 2-sheep ■coi-iiry; good roads; 3-roomed house and totara sheep yards. Price only £2 per acre: good terms arranged. WARD AND DUNLOP LAND AGENTS. STRATFORD. WE SELL THE EARTH. CHEAP PRODUCTIVE LAND THESE PROPERTIES ARE DESERVING OP YOUR INSPECTION & ENQUIRE W. H. H, YOUNG & CO. TAKE the following from their list, whteh is prohably the most compr lasive in the whole province. EXCHANGE for N.P. FARM—7S acr er„ all in grass; six paddocke, all well ' watered; all ploughable; creamery on property; five miles to railway; good metalled road; good house and orchard. Consider exchange for email farm in N.P. district. £lB 10s per acre. Terms good. PINE DAIRY FARM.—7B acres, in Bor 10 freehold; well Wftfr ~ ered by running streams; nearly 60 acres ••<■■■:s, ploughed, and rest all ; ploughable; ereamery on section; good house ia: outbuildings. A cheap and productive farm at £3O per acre. AN EASILY MANAGED PLACE.—I 77 acres good dairying land; freeholdj ring fenced; good metalled roads; only one mile from factory and railway station; good buildings. Price £27 10s an acre, on terms. SHEEP & GRAZING FARMS.-850 acres, 150 in bush; well subdivided, and - sheep-proof fencing; good area can be ploughed; 1% miles from school, port! office and railway station, with railway line traversing the property. All the necessary buildings, woolshed, dip, etoc k-yards, etc. Considerable amount of ', milling timber on the place, and a saw mill only a mile and a hall away.' £I2OO down. 860 acres; 200 acres in grass; well watered; carry two sheep comfortably; will exchange for small dairy farm, Price £3 10s per acre. ( SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING.- 445 acres; 300 acres in grass, six paddocks; freehold; 100 acres plou|{hablfc; sheep-proof fencing; good metalled road; I%'miles from school, sotmi miles to railway; good house, orchard, j sheep yards, cowshed and dairy. Suitable for mixed farming. Owner Belling on account of ill-health. £7 15s per acre; £3OO down, balance easy. ; 5256 acres, 2856 acres in grass; 21 paddocks (3075 acres are freehold, ; and remainder on 1.i.p., 0.r.p., and education lease); fair amount ploughable; ■ good fences; good dray road, part me tailed. Price £5 10s. Terms can bi arranged. AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER FDNE FARMS. , v W. H. H. YOUNG & CO., LAND AGENTS, STRATFORD. T. GARDINER, Land Salesman Attractive Values in Furniture THAT MAK;E YOUR " 20th " CHEQUE GO FARTHER. EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY AT DRAKE'S. OEE these fine carpets, linoleums and rugs. Great values in chairs, ' tables, sideboards, etc. You are welcome to compare our quality and prices with any; in fact, we ask you to do it. DEA^E (NEXT DR. G.A . 'J; POPULAR FURNISHERS INGLEWOOD. BECAUSE RELIABLE. First-class Dairy or Fattening Land -; j 100 ACRES at £29 10s PER ACRE, FREEHOLD. ,v Rich warm land, good metalled roads, 10 minutes from factory, school and P. 0.; 97 acres grass, 3 acres shelter bush; 7 paddocks, all level and plougkaWe. ',•,'s BUILDINGS: House of 4 rooms, new stables, 2 stalls, loose box, trapshed, work- .-j shop, washhouse, cowshed (7 bails, concrete floor). Insurances, £156; £ll. Carry 30 cows and do them well; or an ideal situation for a fattening [ r | farm. Only 2y s miles from Railway Station, in a closely settled district famous , ! ' I for its dairying. Mortgage, £I3OO for 4 years at 5% percent. Equity, £l#ffl)..';fffl Sell on easy terms, or will exchange for a decent block of town property. \Ss| J. H. THOMPSON I LAND AGENT STHATFOBft, i :>. 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