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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 31, 26 June 1914, Page 1

:IU n/ KT LAND NOTICE. Cheap Dairy Farms On very easy terms. Mr. James Robson's Estate of 640 ACRES ' nated in the Pukengahu Distrkt. Close to Eithiini and Stratford. *TR. JAMES ROBSON lias appointed W. H. & A. MeGarry, of Eltham, i the sole agents for the sale of his we 11... ... known block of splendid dairying coun- • "". -try, situated in sheltered sunny position """ \ within easy distance of Eltham and ,• Stratford by first-class metalled roads. Close to good factory, and handy to tchool, township and railway station. The Pukengabu district is famous for its pasture, and the 640' acres now thrown -.: ■ open for selection is absolutely the pick The property has- not been fa the market for over twenty years, and is bow offered in five sections on exceptional terms and at very low prices as ) ACRES, FREEHOLD. acre. Land all in grass, ringBubdrvMedi weU watered. Comfortable 6-roomed dwelling, cowshed, ud ©ti»er necessary outbuildings. Handy to factory and school. Price £2B an acre, terms £SOO to £6OO cash, balance 7 years at 'content rate. {No. 3). 11 Q ACRES, FREEHOLD.

£2B fin acre. A very cheap handy littte farm, all well grassed, conveniently watered, fenced and sabflivideß. Good S-roomed dwelling, new milking shed fitted with Gane machine and steam ..boiler. Will carry forty cows and do than really well. Machines if desired. JPriee £2B an acre, terms <£sßo cash, bal- : «Bce'.<*n remain for 7 yews. (No. 5). ■•'■■ /■ ' \ ' <}N ACCOUNT OF OTHER CLIENTS—--80 ACBES - ~*a»-c»SH £4B AX ACRE. ATI level land, close to JEtttam, "practically all Stumped and ploughed, no swamps or weeds, all in grass fit crops, and divided into 6 pad-i-docla .conveniently watered. This farm ■W|fl carry 3 cows easily, other .dtosfkV House of a rooms, 7-bail conand usual other outbttildings. ©wijeT will lease for "5 years at 43s «& -per acre, compulsory purchasing phrase at £46. A splendid chance for , man with .Bruited capital - 95"acatES-£4oo cash. £47 AN*ACKE. 'Land all stumped, _«i =_ —l AIA naefnro and CTOD. barberry and post and wire fences, all level, no weeds, land unbroken ™*\™f B > «nd ■nicely watered. Comfortable fivewith loft, and lot ot other onttraildings. AJnmt * tmlle and a-quarter 'from good j.™» factory, railway station, post ot- . . .* 1 __J f„«. miloa from «ther«6nrtford or Eltham. Price £47 *.-__ j>am\ ,«ali 'halance 8 interest. We can recommend 4Mb F o^™*^) %Q/\ ACRES-FOR EXCHANGE.

£36 AN ACRE. A good farm, handy to Stratford, three-quarters of a mile from factory, and three nltes'lroni'TailAwtiting, all outbuildings, jactading 10tafl concreted mAking-shed being new *!«,. Pfiee £36 an acre. •Owner mil •exchange for farm to carry -30 to 30 .cow* -Weftave sold two *f* s a #°™: tag -this during the last week. (2540) W. H. and A. McGajry inwte.corresloofc <wer the various sections. IT.ILandA.McCARBY iAND AND FINANCIAL AGENE6, ElifflAM. ItJeglußß 18. /najUKAKI WOOL. 8fl£Bl?BHBi. ■*■ HIDE ft TALLOW SAL.^. NEXT SAfcE-TUESDAY, JUNE 30. TB art particularly requester to " forward eoniijpmeßts to me to arrive on or before Friiiy previous. Bmatl consignment* will be received at ffiOLUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, *nd will be forwarded to Stratford for ««le where vendors can rely on their jroduce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING 1 AND TALOIW BALE. MOXTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL STREET STORE. fIASH advances made on Wool Clips m Botcher*' Produce, either for tile or shipment. Address labels and consignment fomi posted on application. Prompt account sale^. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JUNE 30. Consignors may rely on getting fall & sßirket prices for their produce L. A. NOLAN & COSKIN ft TALLOW SALE. ' VEX! SALE-TUESDAY, .TUNE 30. » Clients are requested to forward con-"-intents so as to isach us by Friday ions to Sale. V-teBATLT & CO. eve— . ~™»TPOBD.