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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 48, 17 July 1914, Page 1

W.H.andA.McGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. Telephone 13. P.O. Box 20. PROFITABLE DAIRY FARMS 80 ACRES iaoo CASH m AX ACHE, jußt outside Stratford Borough, land all level, jupcticaliy all stumped, conveniently Watered, all in good sole grass save 5 Krea in crops, divided into 15 paddocks. Will carry 35 cows, returns can be inspected. <Jood "-roomed dwelling canciete cowshed, implement shed, aew giggeries, etc. Price, £45 an acre, £3OO «|al>. Necessary cows to stock the farm Wfll be financed at a low rate of interest. (tfs7) READ THESE TERMS. • TOO Right of Purduue. A very cheap farm, Kaponga district, 1% miles from factory and post office, and one mile from school. Laad if ■ll in grass, good area stnmped, all ploughable, sub-divided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Carry 25 cows comfortably. House of 5 rooms, cobcreted milking sh\nl, and full range ©I out buildings. Th* lease haa 0 yeara to run at a rental of 10s per acre, optional purchasing clause at £l6. If the purchasing is exercised at end of 9 years, only £2OO cash required, faalsfnce can remain for a further tent! of ten years, interest at 4% per oent. Price /or ;roodvill. ineluding 4 tons of h«|, €250. (263K). 118 ACRES, £250 cash. £BB s*i acre. A splendid graseed section, well sheltered, warm runny situation, only few minutes from butter factory, liandy to both Stratford and Kltham. Will carry 45 cows easily, fki'j'-o of 5 rooms, new milking-sbed, etc. This i? the only section now remaining of Mr James Robson's well-known Pukengahit estate, the other four all having been aold by us within a montli. At tbe price asked, namely £2B per acre, it is absolutely cheap. A rare chance for a man with limited capital, only £250 cash required, and the balance can remain for seven years at 5 per cent. (2562). £2OOO A YEAR.—ISOO ACRES. * |6WVV FIRST-CLASS SHEEP and CATTLE FARM. First-class metath.-d toad through property. Only eighteen miles from good railway and good town. Owing to the al»enee from the Dominion of the owner, we have been instructed to sell this very file property of 15U0 •ere*. Now wintering over 3000 sheep, inshiding over 1650 ewes, 550 wether-j. 800 lambs, also 2tH> head of big cattle. Fencing all in first-class order, very large number of sab-divisions, large area easy country, and lots of flat* for cropping. Comfortable dwelling of mx rooms, all necessary outbuildings, also large shearing-shed, yards, dip. etc. Telephone connected. Motor lorry delivers goods daily if required. This i* a really good proposition at the price asked, namely £'lo an acre. To a good tnan, very easy terms will be given, ali i the stock can be taken at valuation. Apply, W. H. AND A. McGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL A(iENTS. ELTiIAM, TARANAKI. (fTARANAM WOOL SHEEPSKIN, Him: 4 TALLOW SAL'a. NEXT SALE—IVESDAi . JULY 28. are particularly requested to forward ?o: to rae to ar €iwt on or Oetur* prefion*. timaiJ coiibignmenU will be received at fKOLLCE SHEDS, NEW PLY Mull il «ad drill be forwarded to Btratforf for tale, where vendors eas fely on ttsir frodace meeting FULL (XJMPEIITIOV NEWTON KING JJEF PLYMOUTH 'AIXJL, HIDE iiii, AND TALUJtf SU-E. MONTHLY SALES AT OCR G'LL STREET STORE. advances made o» Wool Clips J or Butche..' P. 0.. either for fcale or shipment. Address labels ind ronaignir.ent lormt posted on application. Prompt account sale NEXT SALE— TUESDAY. .ILLY 28. Coasignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce L. A. NOLAN & CO. ,(*rRATFORD WOOL, HLDE, SHEEPSKIN & TALLOW SALE. VKXT SAL?.—I LXSDAY. ILIA 2S. Clissts are requested to forward contiyßmeftts so as to r iacU us by Friday previous to Sale. W. M. BAYLY & CO. STRATFORP