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Choice Dairy Farms. WlJfr nii'hil'iV iilß ACRES gPLENDID SUCTION, just outside Borough. All dry, rkh land, well sheltered, well sub-divided and fenced. First class investments. Price, £B6B, £2OO Cash. . 80 ACRES p* ST CLASS Dairy Para. Land »f rich quality, all pioughable, subdivided in o a number of paddocks, 1 mile from factory, hsindy to school, kail TT'n t* cariy 28 cows. Good heunc and concrete floor covrilie& ill lease for three years at rental 3*s an acre, no goodwill 60 ACRES JJANDY Little farm, all well grassed aid fenced, subdivided into eigat paddocks, 25 acres being ploughed, well fenced. 5-roomed house and cowshed concrete floor. One mile to seh.ol, fact.ry aui railway station. Cheap at price, £24 per acre, £3s# tm h. Now carrying 21 cows and Horse. ' 100 ACRES VERY highly improved asd choke Dairy Farjn, divided into ten paddoeks, all been ploughed but 15 acres, right alongside school and factory. New house of six rooms with all conveniences, concrete floor cowshed. Trice £4O » e r acre cash. Equity, £ISOB. #wner wiu take 30 good house, near New Plymouth is exchange. your F ;S E if S r™^ir^ e '^ e « U 7 0U i Uy a farin throu -' h us we finance f®". 1 j . If r eqaired at 6 per cent. We can show you returns and give vou dltrfct n?, ™" lated duriD » 20 I™*' farming in the CanaW district. Our register contains Sheep Farms, Dairy Farias Town Proßerties to make ® enqU ' r - Cr6 and wUI ° ut to help yoa

0. and E. Jaokson, LAND AGENTS STBATFOS& PROPERTIES WE CAN RECOMMEND. §3l/4 ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 32 cows; Factory returns £l3 per <4w, ' hn „„ "f r i y f pl ° u « h t e * and div,d t .d into 13 paddocks; no weeds; 5-rogmed house, ' 'ft'ed, etc; situated withm 0 minutes of Factory and School, trice' £3O re (really Easy terms. 74 AUKjSS FREEHOLD, goad level land; weR fenced and divided,-groomed house; 8-bail shed, orchard, etc. Ahout 28 acres stumped: situated within 5 minutes of School, Factory, 'Phone and Store. Price £2l Mta iipj acre, with £2OO cash. „ 300 AC ® B , 8 ' ®°° d Dairy Farm > kvel ttnd we]l Altered; two houses and concreted sheds; carry 100 cows. School, Fsvtory and 'Phone 3 minutes. Price £26 per acre; very easy terms to reliable aian. 156 ACRSS FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practical!/ free of weedsbar.dy to town and railway; nice good house and sheds! every convince; property well fenced and divided. One mile to Factory School, Store and 'Phone. Price £35 per acre; pood terms to approved man! balance for long term at 5 per cent.; would consider exchange for piece ol gooa. clean sheep country. ° x- ' 4/17 a We have 109 ACRES DAIRY FARM, which is in splendid order, all necessan buildings, free of weeds and unmortgaged. Tlio owner's s. I!in° price is £3l per acre but as he wishes to retire he will accept a suitable p?opertv as deposit either m Stratford or New .Plymouth. , jj 0 4/101 Also a 206-acre Dairy Farm, which the owner will consider exchanging for Town Property between Hawera ,and New Plymouth. >f o | /2 44 H.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agencjf Go, Ltd W. A. HEWITT, Manager. A. C. BELT.. Land Salesman.

Farms for Exchange Good Propositions at a Reasonable Price. 280 ACRES - situated close to railway, dairy factory r.nd Bchool; all i» m grass, well subdivided; (t-roomed house, eowehtd and outbuilding. Very suitable for mixed farming. Price £ls per acr.- equity £2OOI. Uwner will consider exchange for pood Temperance Hotel 403 AC ® ES > 203 acres 0.8.P. and 200 acres L.1.P.; 25(1 acres in gnni situated 1% miles from factory, school and post otiice; subdivided i«to 9 (paddocks. At present carrying 28 cows, 400 withers, and horiw. Price £7 10s per acre. Equity »bout £2OOO. Exchange for 50 or M acres near New Plymouth. All particulars from— v " McCLUGGAGE & OOiPANY, and and Financia! Agents"'-"' STBATFORD. Box 28. ,

FRUIT f'KUIT for the Tuble, and fruit for Jam Red Preserves. Special Facilities for Bupp/jing Fruit by the esse at very lowest prices J) QRAH AM, THE WHITE FRUITEKER STKATFORD.

Cash Cash Now: our prices for Spot Cast:— Flour lis 9d i>er ugar. 9b <Jd per c iraeal 3s 6d pes Vheat periushT Y.eat.. Wd IoU •P h® / ?ni'al e Stores D. BLICK- . ARCTOTBCrr, _ _ ] INSDEANCB CHAMBERS' V STRATFORD. < i Plana and Specifications' Pit imttX. '■ telephone 118 >.. M R W. G. • BARRIBXBKAgD

[Robert Spence, ,Samuel Spence, J. K. L. Stanford.] QPENCE & JgTANFORPj BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Offices: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. At Inglewood Every Wednesday. | MONEY TO LEND.

NDJSUSON, RUTHERFORD AND 1 MAOALISTER, barristers and soLicrroßS (successors to W. D. Andersoa). j Featon Street, Stratford, and Offices, Whiupwinomosa. Money to lsr-' it 10-(M!^jj)rreat.y

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 3

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