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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 239, 18 March 1915, Page 3

Land! Land! Land!' Buy and S&II your Land through us. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. lO.i 1 ACRES, subdivide! ir.to 3 paddocks well watered; all ploughable; 50 acre, bcxa ploughed. Well 1J milos.to School and Creamery; 1 mile Rail station. First-class 8-roomed house, with hot and cold water; wash he use, copper and fubs; 14-bail cowshed; outbuildings. Price, £32 10s per Acre. Easy terms. Balance 5| pjr cent 70 ACRES Handy little farm, all sown down in best English grasses, splendidly situated land of rich quality, all been ploughed and re-sown but 12 acres. Will carry and up-to-date outbuildings. . One mileto School and Factory. 25 cows. Five-roomed house, cowshed Price, £3l per acre; £250 Cash. 75 ACRES ■ Choice Dairy Farm, well fenced, good soil, all level; 35 acres been ploughed' 10 chains from factory; school opposite; 4-roomed house; concrete-floor cowshed Price includes 20 dairy cows, horse, cart and harness, gig and harness, 30 fully paid-up shares in Factory, 4 cans, plough, dist, tine harrows, chain harrows breeding sow, etc. Price, £26 per acre; £3OO cash. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. ()0 ACRES - Subdivided into 4 paddocks. Well fenced, well watered. All ploughable, 20 acres been ploughed. 2 Miles from factory and sclfool. Now carrying *2O cows. G-Roomed House, 17-Bail Cowshed, Trap and Havshed. Trice £2O per acre. £3OO cash. * FARMERS: Remember that if you buy a f&rm through us we will finance your stock, if required, at G per cent. We can show you returns and give you > sound advice accumulated during 20 years' dairy farming in the Taranaki 1 district. Our register contains Sheej Farms, Dairy Farms, Town Properties, I and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this register before purchasing. We welcome any enquiries and will do our utmost to help you to make money. VI LAND AGENTS STRATFORD TIT SIJ «2r»Li We offer splendid value in BEDSTEADS of all descriptions, and our BEDDING is of the highffst-grade quality—pure and hygienic. VISIT US NOW. W, & H. DRAKE, FURNISHERS, INGEEWOOD.

SCHOOL SUPPLIE! Undoubtedly the best shop for fcliool books and school requisites generally is 11. J, HOPKINS' well-known establishment, faired for big values. Every boy and girl, whether in preparatory or standard classes, eau i;c fully equipped here for the new year's school work. SPECIALLY ECONOMICAL LINES IN SCHOOL STATIONERY. We still have a fine range of the 1915 Diaries. H. J. HOPKINS, THE LEADING STATIONER - > . STRATFORD. SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING. EX ■' SOMERSET," from London, I have received, direct irow the well-known firm of lILJRST & SOX;— 10 400-gallon tanks (870 bags) of their CLOVERS, etc., consisting of CRIMSON, RED, and WJIITE CLOVERS, ALSIKE, COWGRASS, TIMOTHY, TREFOIL, LOTUS MAJOB, RAPE, Etc. The Government Biologist's report as to Germination and as is usual with Hurst's Seeds, is highly satisfactory. I have also in stock and to arrive:— Double machine dressed AKAROA COCKSFOOT. Double machine dressed HAWKE'S BAY, CANTERBURY and S4 fDON PERENNIAL RYES. ITALIAN RYE; WESTERN" WOLTIIS RYB (Direct from Ho,land), Etc., Etc. ewton Kin, XKW PLYMOUTH 2>TUARAPO-V'. A. F. A. 0 K A M {•; ft THE PIONEER HAKKIS, CATPUK.S, AND PASTRYCOOK, BEOAL BTKKKT, STKAWOHO. Proprietor, TE WHARK KKKA TEA ROOMS, BROADWAY. Old Friends end Nevr Cordially Welcomed ciknboGA, D. B ** 1 0 B ARCHITECT, IKSUiANCG CFIAMBEK3, STRATFORD. Plans and Specifications prepared. Telephone 1-13. henry BROWN AND CO., M'.W PLYMOUTH. OREGON PINK .We have on hand, ex schuoiiei from America, 400,000 feet of Oregon Pine, which we are qtutting at current rate. WLL SIZES AND -SNGTHS.. TOTARiA STRAINERS .IN » HY. EI;O?;N