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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 11 July 1914, Page 1

MPOBTANT LAND NOTICE. Cheap Dairy Farms On very easy terms. .Mr. James Robson's Estate of 640 ACRES - Situated m the Pukengahu Distritt. Close to Eiiham and Stratford. *fR JAMES ROBSON has appointed W. H. 4 A. Mi-Garry, of Eitham, the sole aunti for the sale of hU wellknown block of splppdHl dairying- country, situated in sheltered sunny position within easy distance of Eltlia* and Stratford by first-class metalled roads. Close to good factory, and handy to idiool. township and railway station. The Pukengahu district is famous for its The property has not been to the jaarket for over twenty year?, and i« BOW offered in five sections on exceptional terms and at very low prices as ■periled below: — -I on ACRES, FREEHOLD. •£2B an acre. Land all in grass, ringfeneet and subdivided, well watered. Comfortable Broomed dwelling, cowsned, •ad other outbuildings. Hundy to f*ctorv and sVhoe*. Price £2B an •ere, terms £SOO to £6OO ca&a, balance 7 yews at current rate. (No. 3). -I -I Q ACRES, FREEHOLD. £2B an acre. A very cheap handy little Una, all well grassed, conveniently ftted with Gane machine end steam toiler. Will carry forty ecma and do Price £2B an acre, terms £SOO cadi, balance can remain for 7 years. (No. 5). OH ACCOUNT OF OTHER CLIENTS - 80 ACRES £3O ° OASH (£4O AN" ACRE. All level land, close to Eitham, practically all stumped and grass or crops, and divided into 8 paddocks conveniently watered. This farm Will oarrv 33 cow's easily, besides other stock.. House of o rooms, 7-bail e»ntrete cowshed, and usual other outbuildfogg. Owner will lease for 5 years at 43a M ptT acre, compulsory purchasing clause at £4«. A splendid chanca it ■tan with limited capital. QK ACRES-£4OO CASH. *47 AN ACRE. Land aH stumped. -ii ;„ mlPtiHid oasture and crop, oarace and school, and four miles from either Stratford or Eitham. Prwe £4, an sere; terms, £4OO cash, balance 6 years at current interest. We can thoroughly recommend this P^P 6 ";^ -iOA ACRES-FOR EXCHANGE. ■£X AN ACRE. A good farm, handy to Stratford, three-quarters of a mi.e from factory, and three miles from ra.l--way station. All in good sole of grass, all pkughahle. well watered, well sheltered, and in nice sunny position. Wi» Err,'6s cows easily. New 6-roomM dweffine, all outbuildings, including 10-•-.1 milkine-shed being new lso. Price £36 an acre, u xchange for farm to carry vOWB. We have sold two far tog this during the last week. (WD) W H. and A. McGarry invite correspondence, and will be pleased to motoi eliente to inspect. Ring up on the telephone, and arrange a day to have a day to toave a look attheva r look ow the various sections. Bole agents: W.H.andA.McCARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTELAM. Telephone 13.

rmfcAKAKI WOOL. SHJiEFSHU*. a HIDI * TALLOW BAL"i3. pUßN'fti arc y..ucularly requeate* to forward eomignnenta to me to tr rWe on or before FriUy preyiooa. Small consignmenta will be received a*. PROLUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for ytle, where vendors can rely on their irodoee meeting FULL COifPLimON.

NEWTON KING 1 AND TALtfJW SALB. MONTHLY SALES AT OCR GILL STREET STORE. ot Botcher*' Produce, either for )ale or ihipment. AddreM labels end consignment forau aoatcd on application. Prompt account tale.'. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY.. JULY 23. Cowrigmon may rely on getting fall market pricee for their produce. L. A. NOLAN & CO. rJLATFOBD WOOL, UM)&, onuw SKIK & TALLOW SALE. STRXT BALS-7UKSDAY, JULY 2S. CUtßti are requested to forward conUgßineit* no as to »»ch us by Friday ITCTioni to Sale. W. M. BAYLY & 00.