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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 61, 1 August 1914, Page 3

I Choice Dairy Farms. 18 ACRES , ,aT jUBt oUtßide Bo rou S h - 411 *7, rie), land, weH Aelter*mcl M ISt daSB Wee, *WO, 80 ACRES F Tto a'fnV'T F r, Lund 0f rioh l ualit y.' ploagiiable, subdivided aJnl rT ° , PaddCCkS ' ' mile from factory, hu ß( .v to School, Z m e to railway, wdl carry 28 cows. Good house and eon-re* floor cowshed. *.U lease for three years * rental of 30s an acre, no goodwill IJAMOY 3 60 ACRES Y Little farn, aU well grassed,and fenced, subdivided into e.gnt paddocks 25 aeres being ploughed, well fenced. S-roomed bouse and cowsheconcrete floor. One mile to school, factory and railway static. C1 IWJJ a t price, £24 per acre, £350 cash. Now carrying 21 cows and Horse. 100 ACRES VEI® highly improved and choice Dairy Farm, divided into ten paddocks ail been ploughed but 15 acres, right alongside school and facto-v. New house of six rooms with all conveniences, concrete floor cowshed. Price £4O per acre ' f°° caßh ' £lso °- Owner will take about 30 acre,, with good house, near New Plymouth in exchange. , j ™,r F fS E v S: Rem , ember , that d y° u fe y *■ fann through m w» will finance ' ,"" . required at 6 per cent. We can show you returns ami irive vou dSct' during i° years' dairy farming i,, the Taranaki , ' . register contains Sheep iarms, Dairy Farms Town ProDerties and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect fem^er^ C. and L Jackon, LAND AGENTS STRATI\>SJR PROPERTIES WE CAN RECOMMEND. 83 ,/; ™ E^ Ho f' D ' carrying 32 cowg . j? ac to ry returns £l3 per cow; nea ly all ploughed and divided into 13 padocks; no wedds; 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc., situated within 5 minutes of factory and school. Price £3O per acre (really cheap). Easy terms. ' ■ 1 No. 4/I*Bl, /ACRES, FRFEHOLD, good elvel land; well fenced an divided; 5-roomed house; 8-bail shed, orchard, etc, About 28 acres stumped; situated within 5 minutes of school, Factory 'Phone and store. Price, £23 10« per acre, with £2OO cash. jfo-. 23/36. OA A ACRES, Good dairy farm, level and well sheltered; two houses and con-' ereted sheds; carry 100 cows. School, Factory and Phone 3 minutes. Price, £2O per acre; very easy terms to reliable man. 1 lfi FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practically free of weeds; handy to town and railway; nice homestead, goodj house and sheds, every convenience; property well fenced anf l divided. One mile to Factory, School, Store and 'Phone.' Price, £3SP" acre ; good terms,to approved man balance for long term at 5 per cent; - wouW consider exchange for piece of good, clean, sheep eount-'y. No. 4/178. Wp have 109 ACRES "DAIRY FARM, which is a splendid order, all necessary buildings, free of weeds and unmortgaged- The owner's selling price is £3l per acre, but as he wishes fo retire lie accept a suitable property as deposit either in Stratford or New Pl.vm outn. Also a 208-aeie dairy farm, which the owner will consider exchanging for Town Property between Hawera and New Plymouth. \ o _ 3/244 N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co, Ltd W.fA. HEWITT, Manager. A. C, BELL. Land Salesman.

A CHEAP LEASE fjg AOIIKS, all plougliable, 25 acres stumped, creamery -1 mile, achsol % mile, C r.h. cowshed etc., with 10 cows, tall, 2 horses, trap and nes?, pigs, tools, milk-cans, -15 shares in the Moa Dairy Co,v. Will lease for 5 years at 10s per acre, with right of purchase at £lO per acre, capable of run-' ning 15 or IB cows. Price of goodwill, including all of the above mentioned stock and plant, £350. Apply sharp, Matthews, Gamlin and Co .AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND UEXERAfj COMMISSION AGENTS. INCLEWOOD

ij WINTER FEED. | WINTER FEED, t- WINTER FEED. S WINTER FEED. | FOE DAIRY COWS. 6 A CHAT WITH DAIRYMEN. ft What are vou doinjj to KEEP YOUR 5 DAIRY COWS IN" MILKI. Have you [j realised that ii ski'l'iii >\>teai of feeding will keep your herd in imlkin;: condition! Ithrooghuiit 1.1:<■ Winter montii*? You should eujisider thi-c questions now, for undoubtedly the fieding of cows on this Food will result in a good supply of MILK UlOflT TUMOUy 11 THE ff® S TISU, and repay you handsomely. | Btiaton Food Very nutritious, all corn, liigily digest-' iblo". The 1010 "World's Ohnrapion".v four .to five years .Tcrsev cow, fed ixiainly on Gluten Heel, yielded 14.373 POUNDS OF MILK, testing over 10031b of Butter. Relying; ■">" the magnificent result-; given by ;en Feed, we JulVi? specially imported a s" -uuent, and wo particu< hr <! this splendid Food a l ' free on application. ,101b BAGS. 1(1/-PER BAG. , NIM.M r & BLATR SPECIA FARMERS' SUP r . \ 13 D I N.

CLEGG'S FOR om Clothes ■»£ tho ilepfiulnlik' Uunl. Clothes that will keep <> l,{ t,!l ' Un ' ! '' c-i wilitl tllilt 11,0, Vi ' Vermont. Tlull's win' i our custom,sny of CLEGG'S CLOTHES r;, ..-'re all *aU*fiv«l with Ihe quality. with Hit; prioe. Like to ;;U,» limit ' r ''V it D. CLEGG _ K>.Ki;A r j Anting in ail Jfe branches ' * neatly '-nd promptly executed at derate' n?e» at the Daily News General Printißg House. 'Phone 17, New rmoata; . i= Stratford. p.ROW SEEDS Bor-Jnmmo * BW * "* Pens, first, prize blooms. > T c mesia, Vegetable Seeds now opening up at Veal®'"-