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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 175, 11 December 1912, Page 7

SUPERIOR READY-TO-WEAR .EWZXABANDW • (S CliOTHfflG FACTORY MOR-CDTS ARE SUPERIOR IN FABRIC. FIT AND FINISH. nUR PRICES: SOIMKR TWEEDS, in Harris and Done.Mi eli'ects. 45/-, 49/6, 52/6, 50/61 (IwiCE WORSTEDS, in newest Green, Brown and Grey Shades, besides the ever-popular Navy Serve, 55/-, 59/(5, 65/-, 70/-. STRONG TWEED WORKING SUITS, 27/6, 30/-, 35/-, 42/-. FLANNEL SUITS from 16/6 to 59/6. V NEW PLYMOUTH BRANCH WAITARA STANDARD FERTILISERS MIXED SPECIALLY TO SUIT TARANAKI SOILS. TURNIP GRASS (Permanent) GRASS (for Top Dressing) RAPE MANGOLD GRAIN POTATO BLOOD & BONE. WHITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST BEFORE PURCHASING JSLSRWHERE. THOS. BORTHWfCK AND SONS (Australasif), Ltd., WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. I McCLUGGAGE AND CO. LAND, COMMISSION & FINANCIAL AGENTS. YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. ' 80x24. 'PhpnelSf. _ , • 5

ACRES FREEHOLD; all laid dwn,in English Grasses, with the exception of JSO acres under crop. Subdivided into 25 paddocks, with sevenroomed house, cow-shed and all necessary outbuildings. This farm has only > changed hands once since the bush has been felled, and is in splendid order. On good metalled road, and six miles from railway station. Price-per acre, £2O. K/JA ACRES L.1.P., rent £2l per year; 470 acres in grass; subdivided into , 10 paddocks; 100 acres ploughable, with 4-roomed house, cowshed,'' sheep yards and other outbuildings. Price per acre, £9, with deposit of • £BOO. Will consider an exchange for smaller dairy farm. i CASH will secure 322 acres O.R.P. at lid per acre; 180 acres in grass j and partly fenced; iron whare,'two miles from railway station, P.O. j and school. Price per acrce, £3 16a; very easy terms. ' ACRES FREEHOLD; all in grass; subdivided into five paddocks; all ploughable; 6-roomed house; two miles from railway station,.factory and i P.O. Price per acre, £2O. Cash required, £450. J 1 90ft ACRES O.R.P. and L.1.P., papa formation; 900 acres in grass, subA<6VU divided ; n t o is paddocks; well watered. Woolshed 30 x 40, yards, etc. Winters two sheep besides cattle. Right alongside rising township and railway station. Price per acre, £l2. This is a good grazing farm. We have several hotels and boarding-houses for sale and to Jeaw on good terms. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect. 357 £SO 67 ROPERTIES FOR SALE J_Q ACRES, subdivided, level, and handy to Stratfordjj nice cheap grazing lakdf 1 mile to factory and school, by metal road. Price, £lO per acre, witk £250 cash and the balance fcor 6 yeaTS at 5 per cent, on first mortgage. No. 28 UOOD DAIRY FARM, MANGATOKI DISTRICT, 70 acres, nicely undulating and level, fi-rooined house and 10-bail cowshed; factor; and school 1% miles. £3OO cash and the balance at 5 per cent. No. 21 ACRES, splendid dairying land, at Eltham; well divided and in goo« heart; nice house, 25-bail shed, large implement shed, etc.j carry 1M tows; good roads; creamery and school 2 miles. Price, £32 per aore, with £ISOO cash and the balance at 4% to i per cent, for a long tern. This is a fine property, and is a good investme'>\ No. 227 f)1 * ACRES, level and rolling land, and 120 acres ploughed; nicely situated, with 7-roomed house, bathroom, pantry; 20-bail eowshed, loose-box, J-stall stable, gig and dray sheds, wash- ouse, calf-house, etc; 5 minutes to school u»d factory. • Price £2O per acre, with £SOO cash; balance on first mortgage for ten years at 6 per cent. No. 240 SI i? ACRES, splendid cattle and sheep country; well fenced and subdivided j Puketa, Matai and Tawa bush; free of weeds; plenty of fiat land for cropping purposes; 6-roomed house, woolshed, etc.; 3 miles to township, etc. Ofceap ksi at £7 6s per acre, with £ISOO cash and the balance on first mortgage :®t 7 jtani at 5 jer cent. No. 828 1 ftAft ACRES, freehold, good sheep and cattle country; 700 acre* felled and in good grass; divided into 7 paddocks; carry 1% sheep to the aore, wtd cattle. Whare and yards; no weeds. Price, £5 10s per acre, with £<soo cash, or owner would consider an exchange for smaller property ot interest - bearing awn property. No. I' N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., LIMITED AND REDUCE!. STRATFORD w. A. HEWITT, Atent 0. WELL, H* ftURANAEI LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent). Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Messrs B. Cock (chairman), A. Shuttle worth, John Ellis, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A Goldwater and T. K. Skinner. SOLICITORS: Messrs. Wilson and Grey. BANKERS: The Bank of New Zealand. The Society pays the eost of preparing and registering all mortgages (unless for a lesser sum than £100). During the five years ending the 19th September, 1809, the sum of £II,SM ISs Id had been distributed in dividends and bonuses among the members of th» Bociety, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution. II will thus be seen that the Society if really co-operative. Office open daily "from 10 a.m. to < *jn., Thursday afternoon excepted. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. THE LAND SNIP OF THE YEAR. THE LAND SNIP OF THE YEAR. THE LAND SNIP OF THE YEAR. STRATFORD DISTRICT. gQO—THIS is a farm of 228 acres, near Stratford; good 8-roomed house, all outbuildings, good cowshed; at present carrying 300 ewes and lambs, 86 cattle and 9 horses. Has milked 85 cowb. Good metalled road; 1% miles from post office, creamery and railway station. £22 an acre. You pay £2 4s 3d an acre down (or £SOQ), and have the remainder for five years at 5 per cent. P.O. BOX 14, INGLEWOOD. QTRATFORD people aw interested in good printing. So are we. We <Jf> vt at our StritfoTd printing works, aeir Loan & Mercantile