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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 170, 4 January 1915, Page 3

Dairy Farms. t8 ACRES dPLENDID SECTION, just outside Borough, AH dry, richjand, well shells* ed, well sub-divided and fenced. First-clasa investment. Trioe, £6Bl, £2OO casJu i -•- 80 ACEES FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, land of rich quality, all plougkalls, stfbdivittei into a number of paddocks, 1 milt from factory, handy t* school, hall a mile to railway; will carry 28 cows. Good house ami teocrete floor cowshed. Will lease for three years at rental of 80s an acre; na goodwill. 60 ACRES HANDY LITTLE FARM, all well grassed and fonced, subdivided into sight pfs docks, 25 acres being ploughed, w*ll fenced; 5-roomed hou»» «b4 ecwsliek concrete floor. One mile to school,factory and railway statUa. Cheap at price, £24 per acre, £350 cash. Now carrying 21 cows and honea. 100 ACRES VERY HIGHLY IMPROVED and CHOICE DAIRY FARM, divided into ten padsound advice accumulated during 20 right alongside school aid fMtory, New house of six rooms, with all conveniences, concrete floor cowsk«d. Priw, £4O per acre, £SOO cash. Equity, £ISOO. Owner will take a*wt 90 acies, w ! th good house, near New Plymouth in exchange. FARMERS: Remember that if you buy a farm through us we will finance your stock, if required, at 6 per cent. We can show you returns tad give you sound advise accumulated during 20 years' dairy' farming ii the Taranaki district. Our register contains Sheep Farms, Dairy Farmß, Towi Properties, and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this regfcter total* purchasing. We welcome any enquirers and will do our utmoa* to heto yoa to make money. C. and E. ifackso® LAND AUENTS STKATFOBB GIFTS AT HOPKINS'. Every single article is here that you have a right to expect in a dependable emporium for Stationery and Art Goods. Every line'purchased for quality's sake. Select here: LEATHER GOODS. BOOKS HANDBAGS BOOKLETS PURSES ALBUMS WALLETS POETS COLLAR BOXES ANNUALS 1 MILITARY BRUSHES SCHOOL PRIZES Etc., Etc. METAL GOODS. In BRASS BRONZE COPPER ANTIMONY lART CHINA AND CROCKERY... ALL THu 1915 DIARIES. . J. HOPKINS, Stratford SWEDES Murst's Monarch, Champion, Crimson Sing, and Magnum Barton's Superlative, Incomparab °, and Pioneer. TURNIPS • Hurst's P.T. Mammoth, Romney. Marsh, P.T.Y. and G.T.Y. Aberdeen, and Imperial Green Globe. Carton's Hardy Green Globe. 3i unheal!. Cabbage, Thousand He aded Kale, kCohl BabL, *to. Newton King. NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD AND KAPONGA AGENT FOR GARTON'B. Are you wanting suitable Christmas Presents for your friends? Something that will look good vr.luejor your money. Well, eomo along and Q. W. & H. DRAKE'S LATEST ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS GOODS. Now wouldn't one of our n< west designs in cushion covers, table cloths, curtains, etc., make a charming Chri .aiimu uresent? Or one of our latest Rattan Easy Chairs, or a lovely hearth-rug, which we stock in the very latest designs. We cordially invite your nspection f goods which are r-*tr *" .£.■»'• in our new up-to-dato show-room findows. vm DS WTTF.TTER. F. A. OEAME Hf'ASi D. B THE PIONEER BAKER, CATERER, AND PASTRYCOOK, REGAL STREET, STRATFORD, Proprietor, TE WHAKE REKA TEA ROOMS, BROADWAY. Old Friends and New Cordially, Welcomed, telephone 100. ;.,.:;'t:*" l" ARCHITECT, INSURANCE CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. Plana and Specifications Prepared. Jetojdione 143.