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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 150, 1 December 1914, Page 3

Choice Dairy Farms. 18 ACRES SPLENDID SECTION, just outside Borough. All dry, rich land, well shelto ed, well sub-divided and fenced. First-class investment, Ifriee, ,<£66o, if2oo eatdu 80 ACRES FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, land of rich quality, all ploughable, BilbdivkW into a number of paddocks, 1 milt from factory, handy to school, halt a mile to railway; will carry 28 cows. Good house and concrete.floor • cowshed. Will lease for three years at rental of 80s an acre jno goodwill ■ 60 ACRES V HANDY LITTLE FARM, all well grassed and fenced, subdivided into eight yti- t docks, 25 acres being ploughed, well fenced; 5-roomed .house and cowshed, > concrete floor. One mile to school,factory and railway station; Qbeap at ' price, £24 per acre, £350 cash. Now carrying 21 cows and hone*. 100 ACRES . 1; VERY HIGHLY IMPROVED and CHOICE DAIRY FARM, divided into ten p# ! ' sound advice accumulated during 20 right alongside school and factory. New house of six rooms, with all conveniences, concrete floor cowshed. Prlo* £4O per acre, £SOO cash. Equity, £ISOO. Owner will take about 80 acrei. i w'th good house, near New Plymouth in exchange. 1 V

Remember that if you buy a farm through ub we will inane# .< sound oriuiaf "quired, at 6 P e . r cen t- We ean show you returns and give job Stt during 2° years' dairy faming in the Taranaki t gl r cont , a , m , a shee P' Farma > Dairy Farms, Town PropertW DurehafliW w« uyer ) 8 W Well advised t0 inspect thi« regißMr before to make 0 ome any en< i uir era » n d will do our utmost to help yo»,.'; ; 1 •' 0. and E. Jackson, LAND AtiENTS m BTRATTiyy^:

SHOP EARLY THIS XMASI Those of our customers who act ed on our advice last year to shop early were so well satisfied with the larger variety, ample ' time for selection, and the abse ce of rush early in December * that we are prepared for a bigger volume of early Xmaa shoo- > ping this year; r ! ■ XMAS GIFTS AT HOPKINS'.

Every single article is here that you have a right to expeot in a dependable emporium for Stationery and Art Goods. Every line purchased for quality's sake. Select'here: LEATHER GOODS. - HANDBAGS PTOSES WALLETS COLLAR BOXES MILITARY BRUSHES Etc., Etc. BOOKS. BOOKLETS ALBUMS POETS" ANNUALS SCHOOL PRIZES METAL GOOD& * In BRASS BRONZE . COPPER ANTIMONY 1 ART CHINA AND CROCKERY... ALL THL 1915 DIARIES. H. J. HOPKINS, sfetfard SWEDES Murat'B Monarch, Champion, Crimson King, and Magnum ffarton's Superlative, Incomparab», and Pioneer. •: I

TURNIPS J lurst's P.T. Mammoth, Romney-Marsh, P.T.7. and G.T.Y. ton, and Imperial Green Globe. Garton'g Hardy Green Globe. •V'T^ Drumhead Cabbage, Thousand Headed Kale, tfohl Babi., Mo. Newton King, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD AND EAPONGA AGENT FOB GARTON'I.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. lire you -wanting suitable Christmas Presents for your friends t Some" .., thing that will look good value for your money. Well, come along andVj Gr. W. & H. DRAKE'S LATEST ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS GOODS. Now wouldn't one of our newest de signs in cushion covers, table curtains, etc., make a charming Chri stums present? _ . Or one of our latest Rattan Easy Chairs, or a lovely hearth-rug, wMch;i we stock in the very latent designs. , '' * IWe cordially invite your inspection of goods which are now on display ? in our new up-to-date show-room windows. '^sl NEXT DE. WHETTER. gurtigU ' *