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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 295, 16 May 1914, Page 3

Choice Farmi ■■■'•Xt'-i 32 ACRES Highly improved section, nearly all been ploughed; well fenced; close to school factory and railway station; new house of 8 rooms, with bathroom; acety' lene gas installed in house; up-to-date cowshed, large implement shed S™™/,^ 1 !? 10 dai, 7 cows and whick were wintered. KIiMEMBER: £2lO was taken off this section for milk alone this seasoo, Price only £I7OO, with about £COO cash, and balance 5 per cent. 100 ACRES Thia> the pick of the Stratford district, only two miles from Post Office, Fmtory and school All -highly improved; subdivided into 11 paddock*: Jialf been ploughed and renewed. .Will carry 40 cows easily. Good Wld'lngS Ol L P n r n , A plcasm '° to wn a farm I'ke this- Price £lO n,. r acre; £4OO cash, balance long term at 5 per ce«t. 56 ACRES Handy little farm, all level, well fenced, within easy reach of factory and school; small cottage; 0-bail cowshed. Price £2» per acre; £250 cash. Jralance 5 per cent. A good chance for a young man with small capital. 136 ACRES Splendidly fenced and grassed dairy farm, all ploughakle; land of rich qual-inw-i ? ne ml \ imn "<*"«™y «nd acaetl; good dwelling hoW p • ""iK? 6 ""k""*. all cott|lcte. One of the best farms in the distriU. Pnce £J2 per acre; £SOO cagl, balance 10 years at 5 per cent. 150 ACRES This is a well-grassed farm and lies well ito the sun; subdivided into 13 pad docks; large portion ploughahle; one mile from cleeso factory and schooli nice 7-roomed house, 20-bail cowshed. Owner will tako town property in part payment. Price £32 per acre; £7OO cash. FARMERS! Remember that if you buy a farm through us we will finanta yoa for stock if required at 6 per cent. We can enow you returns and gWe you sound advice accumulated during 20 years' dairy faming in this district. Our register contains sheep farms, dairy farms, town properties, and praspertW. buyers would be well advised to inspect this register before purchasing? We welcome any enquirers and will do our «tu»ost to help you to make money. 0. and LAND AGENTS

PROPERTIES WE CAN RECOMMEND, 83% ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 32 cows; Factory returns £l3 per cow: hj„„ ,T T r y f a ° a^ ividcd iot ° 13 paddocks; ue weeds; Loomed -l house, cowshed, etc; situated within 5 minutes of Factory and School ftS J £3O per acre (really cheac). Easyterms. •!' 74 ACRES FREEHOLD, good level land; well fenced and dividedj^roimed .... "ouse; 8-bail shed, orchard, etc. About 28 acres stumped; situated acre, witu £2OO cash. »/m 300 ACRES ' , Good D * ir y Farm > level 6Hd wclJ sheltered; two houses awl con- . < ret(;d Bla ' Ua ; <■•»«.*■ Al»» t««'s. School, Ff.otory and 'i'liwi.o 3 minute* I rice i.20 per acre; very easy terms to reliable man. 156 ACBES FKKK,IOU) > ffuoJ dairying land; practically firs cf heedshandy to town and railway; nice homestead, good ho.i.e ■<■>■', -,iu-dt every convenience; property well fenced and dlWded. One-mile tc :■ telory -' School, Store and 'Phone. Price £35 per acre; good terms to spnrdvJ man' balance for long term at 5 percent.; would consider exchange for piece of good, clean sheep country. . ° ».*! ..... \Vc have 100 ACRES DATRY FARM, which is in splendid order, all buildings, free of weeds and unmortgaged. The owner's -..•llin<r price is Ml per acre, but as he wishes to retire he will accept a suitable property as deposit either in Stratford or New Plymouth. ' Ko J/lfli Also a 200-acre Dairy Farm, which the owner will eowider cxchajiglne for 1 own Property between Hawera and New Plymouth. Xo. 8/214 W. A. HEWITT, Manager. A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.

FKU I T FRL'IT for the Tabic, anil rrutt (or Jam anl Preserves. Special Facilities for supp'ying Fruit by the case tt very lowest prices |) > QRAHA M, THE WHITE FRUITERER STRATFORD. [Robert Spcnec, Samuel Spcnee, J. R. L. Stanford.] g?ENCE~&. gTAN FORD BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Offices: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. At Inglewood Every Wednesday. MONEY TO LEND. ANDERSON, RUTHERFORD AND AIAOAUSTER, BARRISTERB AND SOLICITOUS (successors to W. D. Andernon). Fenton Street, Stratford. »nd Count> Offices, V\ hanpamomuna. Money to lend *V lowest current tun Ca h v» n Koto our pviees for Sp.it Casings lOd by sask lota C -fral e alive A. D. BLICK ARCHITECT, INSURANCE CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. Plans and Specifications Prepare''. ; , ii- ... Telephone 148,

James's Joy - givitrg Jewellery Remember always i Jewellery ig getr.i:r. is the sane lilgh-. -r.i<; that it offered b.t 0 ; if far and nway liiyli-; jewellery itself is a the prices heighten t' pleasure In the purtii. , <'H':'g Hi h'vo, 'J'he -;i*w, anil ■motion* ut YOU'LL OE AT ot'it \vu.\dku;k : ;.v hmv KTOUv cash dealer at low mass, bTIiATI-'OliU M 1 VV. G. M^'-v*. STBATFOKD. Investments Arranged. BAKBISI £K AND " SULiCITUK, , - „ ui.ll.uui, . -Larger Sum.* also uUainable. JUSKBEKT a. UWIUi.NCK, j SOLICITOH, SUOOTIXG SEASON, 1914.

LICENSES to snoot Cock Pheaganll and Califonuan Quail j„ tl :e Tan* naki Acclimatisation Society's district will 1).- issued by the following Port , Offices:—Kcw Plymouth, Opunakc, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, l'ungarehu, K*4 hotu, Tariki, Urcnui, Uruti. Fee, £l, Licenses may also be obtained tmkV, the secretary. :ii All licenses must be produced on Tfr:" queiit of the Rangers. ; ;■':' A close season is being observed for natiye pigeons. v.£f )i' 'x .. X■ . :. N, FIBTH, vS: