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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 202, 15 January 1913, Page 3

DO YOU WANT A DAIRY FARM? HEEE'S YOUR CHANCE GOOD LEVEL DAIRY FARM—IOO ACRES. \ Subdivided into 6 paddocks; £ mile from School, factory and tele-; phone; 4 miles from Stratford; 4-roomed house, cowshed, and .1 nice plantations. Will exchange for town property; Stratford : preferred. Price, £29 10s per acre. Owner will leave balance ■ over equity on Mortgage. : CHOICE DAIRY FAEM-120 ACRES. i We!l fenced, and laid down in best English grasses, subdivided into' 12 paddocks, 80 acres been ploughed; now carrying 45 cows; f-mile from School and Factory, on good road; 8-roomed house, 24-bail cowshed, large barn, hay and trapshed, etc., etd Price, £2B 10s. Terms to suit purchaser. We can with confidence recommend this farm. First-class returns and good prospective value. A WELL-GRASSED SHEEP OR CATTLE FARM. 400 acres, subdivided into 10 paddocks, all sheep-proof, large new woolshed, concrete dip and sheep yards, now carrying 800 ewegi and lambs; 2-roomed cottage, orchard. Price, £9 per acre* Will consider exchange for dairy farm, 100 to 200 acres. « DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY. 5-roomed House and f acre of land, water and electric light, three ' s minutes' walk from Post Office. Price £260; ony £25 cashi """- TWO GOOD STRATFORD BUSINESSES. Blacksmith's Business, doing good trade. Will sell everything, as a going concern, including all stock. Lease has 7 years to run at a rental of 8s per week. Price, £450. A Bargain;- ■ Splendid Tea Rooms, situated right in centre of the town, doing a first-lass trade, together with good Confectionery business. Price only £250. . and E. Jackson LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION; AGENTS, Broadway, Stratford : Cheap Sheep Goiintry. 1700 ACEES ' 72 * in s rass > balance ' ; bush; title, L.1.P.; 5 paddocks, sheep-proof fences; 2-sheep country; g°°<l roads; 3-roomed house and tota'ra ' sheep yards. Price only £2 per acre; good terms arranged. WARD AND DUNLOP "" T"*. SM, THE MIE . S ™* CHEAP PRODUCTIVE LAND THESE PROPERTIES ARE DESERVING OP YOUR INSPECTION & ENQUKX W. H. H. YOU&G & CO. TAKE the following from their list, whfeh is r ?obably the most compr >hen- i sive in the whole province. * EXCHANGE for N.P. FARM.-75 acr er, all in grass; six paddocks, all well watered; all ploughable; creamery on property;'five miles to railway; good ' metalled road; good house and orchard. Consider exchange for small farm ' in N.P. district. £lß.los per acre. Terms good. . FINE DAIRY FARM'.-78 acres, in 9 or 10 padijcks; freehold; well wafc ered by running streams; nearly 60 acres ->■«?& ploughed, and rest all ploughable; creamery on section; good house ta-l outbuildings. A cheap an* '• productive farm at £3O per acre. ' AN EASILY MANAGED PLACE.-177 acres good dairying land; freehold: ; ring fenced; good metalled roads; only one mile from factory and railway *ta- ' tion; 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, pott office and railway station, with railway line traversing the property. All the necessary buildings, woolshed, dip, etoc k-yards, etc. Considerable amount oi ' milling timber on the place, and a saw mill only a mile and a half awar A■■ £l2oodown, ';'•'"'.- | 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 FARM.fNG.-445 acres; 300 aerea in grass, six pad- i docks; freehold; 100 acres ploughablfcj sheep-proof fencing; goed metalled road; iy 2 miles from school, swen .miles to railway; good house, orchard, • sheep yards, cowshed and dairy. .Suitable for mixed farming. Owner sell- ' ing on account of ill-health. £7 15s per acre; £SOO down, balance easy. ' 5258 acres, 2856 acres in grass; 21 paddocks (3975 acres are freehold ! and remainder on 1.i.p., 0.r.p., and education lease); fair amount ploughable? ' good fences; good dray road,' part metalled. Price £5 10s. Terms can JM arranged. ' AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER FINE FARMS. W. H. H. YOUNG & CO., LAND AGENTS, STRATFORD. T. GARDINER. Land Salesman TO LET I TO LET, close to Railway Station, Inglewood— Two shops, 24ft x 72ft l deep, and 18ft x 62ft deep. Room, j 40ft x 24ft. Photographic S',udio ' and rooms. Two-storey workshop, i with engine, lathe and other machinery for woodwork. Also, FOR SALE OX EASY TERMS, B-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings, Inglewood. QUARTER-ACRE to three-acre sections on Main Road, Inglewood, next to Moa Dairy Factory. SECTIONS on Old Hospital Road, just outside Borough of New Plymouth, in lot*, to suit purchasers, of four acres or more, level. Apply to 5 THOS. DRAKE ] rwsLEWOOD. SWEDE--SEEDS. MAGNUM BONUM. MAGNUM BONUM. CRIMSON KING. CRIMSON KING. SUPERLATIVE. SUPERLATIVE. SPECIAL TURNIP MANURESSPECIAL TURNIP MANURE. GAMLIN & LUKE INGLEWOOD. CHEAP COUNTRY Q>7£ ACRES L.I.P. at £2 5s per acre, Mangaroa district, Stratford branch railway route; 3 miles town ship and school; 2 miles PO • 4 pad docks, 7-wire sheep-proof fencing; 170 acres grass, balance bush- 50 acres flat balance hilly and undulating; 2 sheep to the ,wv; whan.' °(i x 13 iron roof' with lean-to 20 x 10. Ab'uot 12 miles north of Mangaroa'on"theWaitawhenft road. Mangaroa is on the route of the railway, iind'i, already "oin</ahead very fast. The roads are good in the summer. There is a greaf prospective value in the land along the railway route. * Mortgage, £OllO to G.A.S.O. Equity £l2Bl. Price £2 5s per acre Easv terms for cash or part cash and, part exchange for small farm or town mo perty. v STRATFORD.