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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 54, 24 July 1914, Page 1

W.H.andA.McCARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS ELTHAM. PROFITABLE DAIRY FARMS

80 ACRES £3OO CASH £45 ACRE > J" B * outside Stratford Borough, land all level, practically all stamped, conveniently watered, all in good sole grass save 5 ■erea in crops, divided into 15 paddocks. Will carry 3d cows, returns can be injected. Good 7-roomed dwelling, concrete cowshed, implement shed, new piggeries, etc. Wee, £45 an acre. £3OO eash. Xece=sary cows to stock the farm Will be financed at a low rate of inter- «■*■ (8*571 READ THESE TEMfS. JQQ ACRES, Right of Purchase. A vctv cheap farm. Kaponjra district, iy 4 m jies from factory and post office, and one mile from school. Land is «T1 in trass, <»r>od area stnmncd. ill ploushable. sub-divided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Carry ?3 «rws comfortably. House of 5 rooms, concreted milking shed, and full rans;e of out buildings. The Jea«e has 9 yc*rs to run at a rental of 10s per acre, rational purchasing clause at Clfi. Tf t'v purchasing clause is exercised at end j ©f 9 years, onlv £2OO m«h rervr-'. •f trn years, int»rest at i l /, ner cent. Price for goodwill, inolulir-j 4 tons of

118 ACRES> • C2sn cash - £ - s ™ acre. A splendid grassed s»«tion. well sheltered, warm suunv situation, onlv few minutes from butter factory, liandv to both Stratford and !■'- iham. Will carry 4.5 cows easily. tif 5 rooms, new milking-shed. etc. This is the only section now remaining of Mr James Robson's well-known Piikengabn -estate, the other /our all having be»n •old by us within a month. At the price miked, narrely £2B per acre, it is ab•otately cheap. A rare chance for R man with limited capital, only £250 cash required, and the balance Van remain for seven rears at 5 per cent. (2552). fonnn a year.—lsoo acres, ** wwv FIRST-CLASS SHEEP and CATTLE FARM. First-class metalWd road through property. Only eighteen miles from good railway and pood town. Owing to the absence from the Dominion of the owner, we have Wen instructed to sell this very fine property of 15<!fl acres. Now wintering over 3000 sheep, installing over 1(550 ew?s. 550 wether*, 900 lambs, also 2W> head of bis cattle. Fencing all in first-class order, very large number of sub-divisions, larg.•rea easy country, and lots- of flats for cropping. Comfortable dwelling of six rooms, all necessary outbuildings, alio large shearing-shed, yards, dip, etc. Telephone connected. Motor lorrv delivers goods daily if required. This is a reallv good proposition at the price asked, namely £lO an acre. To a good man, very ea»y terms will be given, and the stock carl be taken at valuation. Apply,

W. H. AND A. McGARRY LAXD AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. LLTUAM, TARAXAKI. WOOL, HIDI & TALLOW SAL-"3. UEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 28. »rfc particularly requettai to forward cotfi. nents. to ni* :o *r «L?e OB or betote f v .ny pre7iou*. Small consignment* will be received a! fltOLLCfc SHEDS, KEW PLXi'-tlri. «bJ will be 10....Ved to Stiatfo.ij toi «lc, whera vendori cm rely on their mating FULL COMPEiiiIOV NEWTON KING JKV» HAMOUTB WOOL, HIDE •iK.LN ASDTAI '-OvV J M„fc.

MONTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL STREET STORE. /IASH adfawea made oi Wool Clipi -(» Bntcfcm' Produce, either for fcate or Rhipmeat. AddreM Übels and consignment form jotted on applie^tioE. Prompt lecount safe NEXT SALE-TL'ESDAY, JULY 28. Cowignora may fei? on getting full taarket prise* for their produce. h. A. NOLAN & CO. /jrEATTORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEP- * SKIS A TALLOW SALE. • FETT SALS-TUESDAY, JL'LY 28. Clteats «e reqaeated to forward contfgnicata at> aa to isaeh tw by Friday •wrlooa to rWe