Choice Dairy Farms, 18 ACRES -vPLENDID SECTION, juat outside Borough. All dry, rich land, well sheltei* ed, well sub-divided and fenced. First-class investment. Price, £M% £2OO cask 80 ACRES FIRST-CLASS DAIEY FARM, land of rich quality, all ploughalle, eifMiviaei! into a number of paddocks, 1 milt from factory, handy to school, IhalJ a mile to railway; will carry 28 cows. Good house and concrete floor cowshed. Will leaße for three years at rental of 30a an acre; no goodwill. 60 ACRES HANDY LITTLE FARM, all well grassed and fenced, subdivided into eight r<s» docks, 25 acres being ploughed, w«!l fenced; 5-roomed house and «mg!M& concrete floor. One mile to school,factory and railway station. Cheap a» price, £24 per acre, £350 cash. Now carrying 21 cows and honei. 100 ACRES , VERY HIGHLY IMPROVED and CHOICE DAIRY FARM, divided into ten ?ad- [ sound advice accumulated during 20 right alongside school and factory New house of six rooms, with all conveniences, concrete floor cowshed. Priot, £4O per acre, £SOO cash. Equity, £ISOO. Owner will take about 30 aci«« wth good house, near New' Plymouth in exchange. ) vaJtul^ : Remembe ' * hat if y° u bu y a farm trough us we will fanae L,mH »f •' le * mT 6 Per cent. We can show you return, «vnd give Z t P cmake money! 6 W " 7 enqUireM and d ° OUr utmoß * *° **!" THE 1915 DIARIES Keep a daily reminder in your vest pocket, or .on your desk. Keeping that appointment may make pounds for you. Let us supply you with the very diary that you want-we have it, at the right price. DIARIES OF ALL KINDS-AT ALL PRICES. Business men will Una here a complete sv.df of Account Books and Office Requisites of all kinds. Stratford The Satisfaction Stationery Emporium. SWEDES Ennrt'i Monarch. Champion, Crimson Sing, and Magnum SiMt.Barton's Superlative, Incomparab », and Pioneer. TURNIPS Burst'i P.T. Mammoth, Romney-Marsh, P.T.Y. and G.T.Y. AberSean, and Imperial Green Globe, Garton'i Hardy Green globe. Diumhead Cabbage, Thousand He aded Kale, Kohl Babi,, *ta, Newton King, NEW PLYMOUTH, STBA TFORD AND KAPONGA AGENT FOBSABTON'I. Are you wanting suitable Christinas Presents for your friends? Something that will look good value for your mom y. Well, come along and see G. W. & H. DRAKE'S LATEST ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS GOODS. Now wouldn't one of our nrwest designs m cushion covers, table cloths, curtains, etc., make a charming Chri m.iihis present? Or one of our latest Rattan Easy Chairs, or s lovely hearth-rug, whir'" we stock in the very latest designs.
We cordially invite your inspection f goods which are in our new up-to-date uliow-room windows. iXT DR. WHETTIR. i. CRA ME BrA. D. B Ij * ° 'TONEER RATCER. CATERER : ARCHITECT, THE PIONEER BAKER, CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK,' REGAL STREET, STRATFORD. Proprietor, TE WEAK! REKA TEA ROOMS, BROADWAY. Old Friend? and Not? ■lbrdiiilly Welcomed. DfSURAIirCH CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. Mam »sd Specifications Prepared. Telephone 143.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 189, 19 January 1915, Page 3
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474Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 189, 19 January 1915, Page 3
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