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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 284, 10 May 1915, Page 3

J Land Buyers I Your Chance! 66 ACRES CHOICE 3ATRY FARM, situated four miles from Stratford, on good road. handy to school factory and railway station; well fenced; 8 paddoclwj 6U acres been ploughed; 8-roomcd house and outbuilding. Cheap at £3Q per acre; £4UO cask, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. ' 108 ACRES FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, subdivided into 15 paddocks all ploughable- 60 acres been ploughed; 20 chains from factory; school, 1 mile; 5-roomed house a £3oo°clsh Sly Srassed, good rick soil. Cheap at £lB per acrej 100 ACRES m SPLENDILY GRASSED FARM, highly improved; 80 acres been ploughed; subdivided into 0 paddocks; one mile from school and factory; 7-roomod cash a d; retUrns cxce Pti°nal. Pr!«, per acre; £SOO 142 ACRES CHOICE DAIRY FARM, land of rich quality, all in grass; subdivided into 10 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 100 acres been ploughed; two miles from school, creamery and railway station; 8-roomed house, la-bail concrete floor ' cowshed; all necessary outbuildings; will carry 60 cows WE fIAK WTTTT THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THIS FARM. Price Mb per acre; £750 cash. FARMERS! Remember that if you buy a farm through us we will .your stock if required at 6 per cent. We can show you returns and give you sound advice, accumulated during 20 years' dairy fanning in the Taranaki district. Our register contains sheep farms dairy farms and town properties and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this register before purchasing. We welcome enquirers, and will do our utmost to help you to make money. , E. Jackson, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BROADWAY 'Phone No. 164, STRATFOED The reputation which our furniture Jias obtained throughout the district is sufficient guarantee of its high quality and design. OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK are: ,4 ' WARE, from 15/8 to 40/QU'ILTS, from 19/6 to 40/HUfIS, 2/0 to 45/-. BEDSTEADS, iron and brasß. from 30/- to £6. KAPOC MATTRESSES, 21s to 40s BLANKETS, white, all wool, from 30/- pair. Every article of Furniture you can ■ possibly need you can find here in its most attractive form and nriced at LOW PRICES. P COMPLETE G. W. AND H. DRAKE. E HOUSE FURNISHERS .. INGLEWOOD.

Farmers' Co-operative Organisation I Society of New Zealand, Ltd. ae i.c.SJMSyiSvigg-T Ke?, Ka r ? o & nga k Eltham - Manaia ' OUto*. Auro* J AGENTS FORHupmobile and Morris-Oxford Motor Cars, Triumph Motor Cyclas, •**'<>lseleY M Shearing Machines, Milburn Cement. w " INSURANCE—Taranaki Farmcra' Mutual, State Fire (sub, 1 , «»4 Yorkshire. ' / 4 00i^^^ tOUS PRODUCE STORE in Building lately occupiev as SEATING ' Fresh stocks of Turnjp's, Swedes, Rape, Lucerne, Buda and T.H. Kale, etc. . LARGE STOCKS of Cocksfoot, Ryes, Clovers, Etc., combined with every f««n. ' ■> Jty for mixing clients' requirements. i

MAXURES—Mount Lyell Superphosphate, Basic Slag, Bonedust, Pure Bone* meal, and special mixtures for Turnips, Rape, etc. ° AT RTli lg vi a ?T an pA^p d,^L^ A P' SUCROSINK I'OLLARD, BRAN, RICE MEAL, CALF MEAL, DURBAR TEA in 6 and 101b, ever useful tin*. WOOLSACKS, SEAMING & BINDER TWINE, COOPER'S Sc LITTLE'S DIPS. " c™MHSSi^ i . ClUßßri 0F 0IL ' LAND LAND LAND H. E. Candy, Land Salesman. 188 ACRES, all ,in grass; 5-room-ed house and necessary outbuildings; rolling country,' with nice valleys, sheep, proof fences; close to school and post office. Price. £ll per acre. Terras arranged. No. 20. 12 ACRES, close to Hawera, 6 paddocks, live ledges, windmill; good house, hot and cold water service, electric light, and all necessary outbuildings. Price, reasonable, with about £3OO cash; balance arranged. No.' 21. llfl ACRES, Okaiawa district, 2 sections—one 66 acres, one 50 acres; cowshed and whare on property. Will sell one or the two. Price and terms to suit purchaser. No. 22 70 ACRES, near Normanby; carry 40 cows; house, cowshed, etc. Price, £6B per acre, with about £BOO cash; balance for B years at 5 per cent. No. 24 STRAIGHT LEASE. 108 AC&ES, near Manaia; good house and cowshed; lease 6 years for £2 12s 6d. Owner spends 6g per acre annually in manure. Sol* Nol 25. SHEEP AND DAIRY COUNTRY. 850 ACRES, 7 miles from railway; neaT* ' ly half ploughable; 2 houses on property; wintered 1300 sheep and 150 cattle; nearly all totem fencing. Price, about £ls, witk about £2OOO cash; balanca <uv No.W. THE GENTLER METHOD. Per THE NEW ZEALAND MILKING MACHINE. Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand Ltd. PRINCES STREET

JJAMPERS. HAM PEES, 1 BOTTLE WHISKY ' 1 BOTTLE BRANDY 1 BOTTLE WINE 1 BOTTLE RUM . 8 BOTTLES ALE. 2Q/- CASH Cases 1/- Extra. COUNTRY CUSTOMER!! at Flag Stations please add Rail (1/0) to Potfc Office Orders. GOLDWATER BROS.* WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BROUGHAM ST., < v li\V PLYMOUTH;. *} i "i ! t ," r : 20'-

LAND CLEARING WITH EXPLOSIVES. ITow is the time for tree-stumping and land clearing. Why not use the great explosive, GELIGNITE, or GELATINE V Lifts the largest :tumps out of the earth in a few tnimilft. Call or write for particulars and prices. We also hold stocks of detonators, electric detonators, safety fuse and blasting powder. OKEY, S ON & ARNOLD (LIMITED), CENTRAL HARDWARE DEPOT?, NEW PLYMOUTH,