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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 57, 28 July 1914, Page 1

Vf.H.andA.McCARRY LAND AN!) FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. telephone 1.1. P.O. Box 80. profitable daisy FARMS 80 ACRhS £3OO CASH £45 AX ACKE, just outside Stratford Borough, land all feral practically all stumped, conveniently watered, all in good sole grass mre 6 'acres in crops, divided into 15 paddoeki. Will carry 35 cows, returns can be inspected. Good 7-roomed dwelling, contrite cowshed. implement shed, new piggeries, etc. Price, £45 an acre, £3OO • eish. Xeeevnrv cows to stock the farm will be finarreii at a low rate of inter--Ml (OS7) BEAT) THESE TERMS. 100 -ACKE3' Bight of Purchase. A Terr- rheap farm, Kapongs dis--tiict, 1% mile* from factory and post office, and one mile from school. Land i» all in eran ?nod area stnmped, all •plonphsblc, onh-divided into convenient paddocks, all well watered. Cany ?5 eows comfort-Wv. House of 5 rooms, concreted milking shed, and full range of ont buildinc. The lease has t years to ran at a rental of 10s per acre, optional purchasing clause at £l6. If the purchasing eJnnse is exercised at end •f 9 years, ohlv £2OO cash required, balance can remain for a further term •f ten Tears, interest at 4% per cent. Price "for goodwill, including 4 tons of laf} £250. (2531). i-IO ACRES, £259 cash. £2B wi -"•f acre. A splendid grassed _ s«e--tioß, well sheltered, warm ijunnj* situa"tion, only few minutes from butter fac--tory, handy to both Stratford and KJ--tham. WOT carry 45 cows easily. Hon™of 5 rooms, new milking-Shed, etc. This is •the only section tow remaining of Mr James Robson's well-known Pukengahu eataie, the other four all having 4old fcy us within a month. At the price •caked,' namely £"2B per acre, it is absolutely cheap. A rare chance for a iiuii with limited capital, only ££so ffA required, and the balance can Te—in £r seTen vears at 5 per cent. T 0 (2652).

MAAA A YEAR.—I66O ACRES, 3i«UvV FIRST-CLASS SHEEP and CATTLE FARM. First-class metaVd road through property. Only eighteen miles from good railway and good town. Owing -to the absence from the Dominion of the owner, we have been instructed to sell ihis very fine property of 1500 acres. Now wintering over 3000 sheep, insluding over 1650 ewes, 550 wether*, 900 lambs, also 260 head of big cattle. Fencing all in first-class order, very large number of sub-divisions, large ,rea easy eountry ; and lots of flats for cropping. Comfortable dwelling of rooms, all necessary outbuildings, alio Urge shearing-shed, yards, dip, etc. Telephone connected. Motor lony a-v li- .-rs goods daily if reqaired. Ttis is k r«llv good proposition at the priee *<>ked, namely £lO an acre. To a goo! man, very easy terms will be given, and the stock can be taken at valuation. Apply, W. H. AND A. McGAREY land and fixavcial agrsts. ELTHAM, TAKAN'AKI. A HEALTHY SHAVE The biggest, t>ngnce«, most spacious and v..-11-lighted hairilressing saloon in New Plymouth, and the »ne that stands right on top of popularity with particular men, and men with Pit much time to spare, is W. H. Preece's For one thing, it's a quiet and weH-tonducted place; no rowdyism- Second, every instrument is sterilised. Every operator is scrupulously clean and a master of the art of easy and delightful abaving. It's a hygienic saloon in every way, and its airy dimensions keep it sweet and healthy. MOST MODERN' MASSAGE METHODS ABE IN" USE.

'Preece's Saloon. >Yxt Ambury'a, BROLCItAM ST., NEW PLYMii'Til. DAIRY FARM—SIXTY ACRES Seven miles from rvlway ao-1 butter factory Cream cart parses. School hal fa-mile. Ninety per Will carry .n .ts inJit gUte one cow to two acres. Sowr and »* Rfee, »» 10s * smau