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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 261, 2 April 1914, Page 3

TARANAKI DAIRY FARMS. 130 ACRES t all level and ploughable; 70 acres already under »K* Si; subdivided into 12 paddocks; easily carry 60 cows, with horaes and ni ß + d-i ,*-' 00( l dwelling house, cowshed, with milking machine commil/' u ■ so ''', sc ' 100 ' on property, factory half mile, railway station oni cent C ° 60 P er acro > cas ' 1 > balance 30 years at s'/ 2 per--98 ACRES u ? a '' on €a3e ) rental only 2s per acre; 40 acres bee» iii- into 10 paddocks; just outside borough boundary; Wiii „ e „? OU3O ' cow shed and necessary conveniences and outbuilding!, will carry 35 cows and young stock. Price £lB per acre; £450 cash. 80 ACRES FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM; four miles from Stratford; school on property, lactory quarter-mile; highly improved and well Bitnated; will carry 39 cows; returns exceptional; 6-roomed house and cowshed. Price, £33 19» per acre; £3BO cash. SPLENDID GRASSED FARM; 80 acres has already been ploughed; subdivided into 17 paddocks, live hedges, well sheltered; 3 minutes' walk from school, Mit-mile to factory; 5-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed; no weeds. Price Zr P er ac l®> £SOO cash, balance long term at 5% per cent. Will carry 70 cows. First-class returns. 160 ACRES ; JsOTE. We have lived and dairy-farmed in this district for 18 year*, anil en we say a farm is good buying it is good. Sound advice given. R«- , turns shown. Deal with us, and we will help vou to money. Buy your next farm from * C. and E. Jackson, LAND AGENTS' n STRATFORB.

Best Baconers Are Fed on Pollard. "m X The pollard-fed pig is a firm-fleshed taconer, 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. 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 ACBES. good, aMjr nOJMI and level land, free from weeds, bandy to school and factory, alto stKli railway and 'phone; good metalled loads; good house and concrete (Ml Splendid native shelter bush; 60 acres ploughed. A really tip'top propertj —one that a farmer Bhould be pleased to make a home of. Will carry froa (0 to 70 cows. Price £35 per acre, £6OO cash, balance 5 and 12 yean at ( per cent; or owner would accept mortgage as a deposit. «Ma.lUI FOE POSSESSION NEXT SPRING. 1 OA ACRES FREEHOLD, splendidly situated, only three minutei to factory, Aw" school 'phone and storo; nice B roomed house and concrete shedi gaoil orchard and well-sheltered garden. Farm well watered, sheltered by fatehM of native bush. Price £32 10s per acre; £3OO cash, balance at < per eeat; or owner would accept mortgage or small house property as deposit. M IAOA ACRES, comprising 320 acres, L.1.P., and 700 acres Education Lease Al/iilf Undulating country; CSO acres in grass, 2 houses, cowshed, ehocp yards, etc. Rent, £32 10b per year. Owner will sell at £0 per aero, or will lease, with Purchasing Clause, at a low rental. This is a good pr<K perty, and can be secured cheap. N&IMm M.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co, ' Ltd W. A. HEWITT, AGENT, STRATFORD. ' A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. FARM TO LEA.SE WITH BIGHT OF PURCHASE The Terms on which this fine farm is offered are exceptional. IOA ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, very well served by streams, all ploughable, carrying 40 cows; about 20 acres have been stumped. There are a four-room «d house and milking "bed on the property, which is only PA miles from school and creamery and I%' miles from railway station, by met nlled road. Rental, £IOO per year, option of purchase in September, 1916, at £2O an acre. Goodwill £3OO. ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS. W. H. H. YOUNG jID GO. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS :s STRATFORD. T I N. T. DUNLOP, Land Salesman.

Drj.Collis Browne's, Tic. OR!Q!NAL AND ONLY BENU.VZ. Acts lika a Charm i.\ Diarrhoea and J» Ik* only SptcKie in Cholera .«■ • Dysentery. Check* and sfrr.Ms JUou «.vi often fatal diseases - FEVER. CROUP, AGUE. Tic best Semcdj known fot COICJ:::, COLDS, ASTHMA, feSONCSHTIS. r.ffeclcally c»«'a short r.il titlarks of SPASM?. U the on.'y palliative in NKOXALGiA, RHEUMATISM. fCOTtIACHC. Chlorodynotiw Vuwul fahen in drops, tfrculuafcd according to {iic tnaiaJy. it- invariably relievos pniu of whatever hitui ; crcnfcs d cTilm u fiis/iutg sleep! allays irritation- of iht nervous Bysiet;\ wl.fi nil other remedies fatf: no bJj €&4cts; aaU can be vthen Ijc other Le tolnatifk* INSIST ON HAVING Vh.J COLLI3 BROWNE'S CHIOSODYNE. Th® lueceat of this Reaedjr hat j;iv«<k ri»« lo mft&7 iaiitdioas. N.B.—Ertry bottle of Gcnoiftf CUorodjrac fc«ira 05 the Kiap IK« fiaaft (he taveator, Dr. J» Colli* Dro^i*. CONVINCING MEDICAL TESTIMONY y WITH EACH Y DOTTLE. Sold by &1I Cfcc&iit* fritt" ia Engtaad i . yih, i/f 4*e, U| »oi« WM-Ulitiorcrt ' v J. T. DAVENPOrO ua., LONDON, S.E.