STRATFORD DAIRY FARMS. 98 ACRES—Handy l.ttlc ihiiry fanu, well loiifcw. h.ioiiivtileti into S puddoekj; no ■weeds; j-roomed house, 29-bail cowshcil; insured for £IOO. School and factory within easy reach. Returns from 27 cows last month £66. Price £26 per acre; £290 cash; balance 10 years at fi per cent. A GRAND OPPORTUNITY. school, creamery and post office. 12-bail cowshed, splendid outbuildings. A handy and cheap farm. Price £26 per acre; £4OO cash, balaee 5 per cent. 1 ACRES, all well fenced and grassed, 50 acres been ploughed; %-inile to school, railway station and factory; 8 paddocks; all ploughable; fiferoomed house, 11-bail cowshed. Price £26 IPs per acre; £6OO cash. 80 ACRES, very choice dairy farm, situated 4 miles from Stratford on good metalled road; subdivided into 18 paddocks; 40 acres been ploughed; school on property; factor quarter-mile; 0-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed. Will carry 35 cows. Price £33 19a per acre; £389 cash. FARMERS!—We claim to have a sound knowledge of land values, as we have lived and dairy-farmed in this district for 18 years, and when we say * farm is good buying, it is good. Sound advice given. Returns shown. Deal with us and we will help you to make money, Buy your n«xt farm from C. and E. Jackson, LAND, STOCK & COMMISSION AGENIS, BROADWAY ('Phome 164) ' STRATFORD. Best Baconers Are Fed on Pollard. The pollard-fed pig is a firm-fleshed bacouer, sending the scales down with a bump and hoisting big figures on the pay-sheet. Experienced pig-raisers use pollard and commonsense, and theirs are the pigs the buyers want. You can easily follow a good lead. BUY POLLARD IN 2001b SACKS. i We sell it that way. You might as well have that 201bs of pollard as the 1801b' bag dealer. So come straight to us for it. W. H. H. YOUNG & CO, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, STRATFORD,'
FOB SALE: A SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM of 1M ACRES, good, nitty roW*| end level land, free from weeds, handy to school ana factory, also stow, railway and 'phone; good metalled roada; good house and oonerete (M. Splendid native shelter bush; (0 aeres ploughed. A really tip-top proptftj one that a farmer should be pleased to make a home of. Will carry hem 80 to 70 cows. Price £35 per acre, £6OO cash, balance 8 and 12 yeaif at i per cent; or owner would accept mortgage as a deposit. So.IIH ruR POSSESSION NEXT SPRING. 1 OA ACRES FREEHOLD, splendidly situated, only three minutes to faetoijr, I'}" school, 'phone and store; nice B roomed house and concrete shed; good orchard and well-sheltered gaTden. Farm weU watered, sheltered by fifiw of native bush. Price £32 10s per acre; £3OO cash, balance at 5 per cuts or owner would accept mortgage or email house property as deposit _ Ml 1 AOA ACRES, comprising 320 acres, L.1.P., and <OO acres Education IftkM. Undulating country; 650 acres in grass, 2 hoiwes, cowihrt, Jiopti varda etc Rent, £32 10s per year. Owner will sell at £8 per aero, or wil? lease, with Purekasing Clause, at a low rental. This is a goadpo. pert v. and can be secured cbeap. H.Z. Lean & Mercantile Agency Co, Itf W. A. HWITT, mm, w FARM TO LEASE WITH EIGHT OF PURCHASE The Terms on which this flnefarm is offered are exceptional. •1 OA ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, very well served by streams, all plougbable, carrying 40 cows; about 20 acres have bwa stumped. There are a four-roomed house and milking "'led on property, which is only VA miles from school and creamery and 1% miles from railway station, by metallccf road. Rental, £IOO per year, option of purchase in September, 1916, at £2O an acre. Goodwill £3OO. ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS. W. H. H. YOUNG AND GO. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS s: N. F. DUNLOP. Land Salesman. BTRATFOBD. LADIES! SAVE 6/- IN THE £ ON HANDBAGS. 150 to select from. Manufacturers' samples, including lovely gooila. From 1/- to 35/-. See the window. ,'A-ll BARGAIN PROVIDER, STRATFORD. C. E. JAMES THE PRICE REDUCER, STRATFORD. J£LDER'S JOINING JJOOMS AND rj\EA JJOOMS The large number of regular patrona speaks volumes for our eminently satisfactory service. Oator- \ ing in all its branches. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. J. B. RICHAJ (Recently with Mr. Newto# 1 J" AND AND JJBTATK : , STRATFOBD. A full knowledge of land value! | qualities of land in Taranaki ly disposal of investors. Special facilities for lsnd-ssaken j scrth. TENTS AND TARPAULINS. J. R. WITT, next Goldsmith'# pany, makes Teats, TarpauliM, and Cow Covers to Order. BEST MATERIALS AND 00* TIOUS WORK ALWAYS. OILSKIN COATS, WA* COATS, DRIVING RUGS, LOW PRICES. Repair Work Receives Prompt AM j. R. WIT T. ■ ow ",fflroST"*
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 209, 4 March 1914, Page 3
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