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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 264, 6 April 1914, Page 3

jTARAHAKI DAIRY FARMS. 130 ACRES CHOICE DAIRY FARM, all level and plough able; 70 acres already under 15a plough; subdivided into 12 paddocks; easily carry 60 cows, with hone* aai young stock. Good dwelling house, cowshed, with milking machine, complete. Rich soil, school on property, factory half mile, railway station oni mile. Price only £3O per acre; £4OO cash, balance 10 years at 6% pes cent. 98 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED; Education Lease, rental only 2s per acre; 40 acres bee* ploughed; subdivided into 10 paddocks; just outside borough boundary; six-roomed house, cowshed and necessary conveniences and outbuildings. Will carry 35 cows and young stock. Price £lB per acre; £450 cash. • 80 ACRES / FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM; four mile* from Stratford; school on property, factory quarter-mile; highly improved a,nd well situated; will cany 82 cotos; returns exceptional; 6-roomed house and cowshed. Price, £33 14* 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, half-mile to factory; 5-roomed house, 30-bail oowshed; no weeds. Price £32 per acre; £SOO cash, balance long term at 5% per cent. Will earn 70 cows. First-dass returns. 160 ACRES NOTE.—We have lived and" dairy-farmed in this district lor 18 yew#. an* when we eay a farm is good buying it is good. Soiutd advice given. Returns shown. Deal with us, and we will help you to make monev But your next farm from 6. and i. Jackson, LAND AGENTS' " STRATFORB.

Best Baconers Are Fed on Pollard. The pollard-fed pig; is' a firm-fleshed fcaconer, sending the scales down with a bump afid hoisting big figures on the pay-sheet. Experienced pig-raisers use pollard and commonsense, and theirs are the pigs the buyers want, tott 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.

PROPERTIES WE CAN RE6OMMEND. QO'/ 4 ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 32 cows; Factory returns £l3 per "cow; nearly all ploughed and divided into 13 paddocks; uo weeds; fl-roomed house, cowshed, etc; tfitniiteJ within 5 minutes ol Factory and School Pric® £3O per acre (really cheap). Kasy terms. No. 4/181 >7 4 ACRES FREEHOLD, good level land; well fenced and divided; 5-roomed house; 8-bail shed, orchard, etc. About '2B acres stumped; situated within 5 minutes of School, Factory, 'Phone and Store. Price £'2l per acre, with £'2oo cash. No. 2/8 C OA A ACRES, Good Dairy Farm, level aiul well sheltered; two houses and eoncreted sheds; carry 100 cows. School, Factory and 'Phono 3 minutesPrice £26 per acre; very easy terms to reliable man. 1 ACRES FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practically free of weedß; handy to town and railway; nice homestead, good house and sheds, every convenience; property well fenced and divided. One mile to Faetory, School, Store and 'Phone. Price £35 per acre; good terms to approved man, balance for long term at 5 per cent-; would consider exchange for piece of good, clean sheep country. / No. 4/170 We have 109 ACRES DAIRY FARM, which is in splendid order, all necessary buildings, free of weeds and unmortga god. The owner's selling price iB £3l per acre, but as he wishes to retire he will accept a suitable property as deposit in Stratford or New Plymouth. No. 4/101 Also a 20G-acre Dairy Farm, which the owner will consider exchanging for Town Property between Hawera and New Plymouth. No. 3/244 rl.Zi Loan & Mercantile Agency Co, Ltd W. A. HEWITT, Manager. " A. C. BEU., Land Salesman.

FARM TO LEASE WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE The Terms on which this fine farm is offered axe exceptional. 1 20 ACHES FREEHOLD, all in grass, very well served by BtrettM, all plonghatle, ,carrying 40 cows; about 20 acres iwve been etamped. Tbero are a four-room td house and milking "hed OB property, which in ooly IVi miles from school and creamery and iniles from railway station, by met ailed road. % Rental, £IOO per year, option of purchase in September, ■ 1916, at £2O an acre. Goodwill £3OO. ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS. W. H. H. YOUNG m GO. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS :: STKATFOEB. ■v V. TMiM !/>!>. LMIS SalPßHun.

PTJ.Cdlis Browne's u hJ W" $ \>w T'JH 05810W.1 ftWO ONLY QEMtt.VS. Acts 11!;2 a Charm i.\ Diarrhoea Cholera Dysentery. The fmt&'iase «vte«M of this Remedy has civ#* rtM to ma© 7 tm/lations, N.3.—Ewy bottle of Geauine Chlorodya© Le&ri oa the utarap the pami tha intentor, Dr. J. Goliia Drow< >» and i» tha ouy aad CONYINCSNO MEDICAL TESTIMONY WITH EACH BOTTLE* rj Soeeilic in Chccii and "irrrrsu {hosi often lata! <lJieD?.es~FEVES, CROUP, AGUE. The htH Kzueiy hao«n for COCGJIS, COLDS. ASTHMA, bSONCHITHL F.[fcct»&lly cu's nhori >1) attacks of SPASMS. • U the only palliative ia JMEUHALCIA, RHEUMATISM. TOOTHACHE. Chlavndyno ii a liatiid ioJien in drops. graduated according ti the matadji, it invariably rcticvex ptiin <>/ whatever kind: create* a calm refreshuiß Ktecp; allays irritation *tf Ihc 'u.l \">n\ system when all other renutlie* fail: lcavts no bad efects: and ccm uj luiu-n when no other mediant can £•* tvlcraUU* INSIST ON KAVSKG Dr. J. COLLI3 EfiOWNE'3 CHLORODYNE. Wnjfl fiottlpi la.li oius m &ORODY] Sirauiiw! Salil by »U ClcoitltK Pricti ia Entln&ii ' i/li, I/» *H. Jale Uui&itaHm ( I. T. DAVENPOPi' Lid, LONDON, SB.