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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1915, Page 3

50 ACRES. Situated i miles from Stratford, on good metalled road, highly improved, all uccu stumped. One niilo from factory, school, and railway station.' Now carry 20 cows and young Btock. Fow-roomod house. Concrete floor cowshed; Fnce £32 10* per toe. Only '£loo cash required. A anip. 70 ACRES. . Choice littlo gracing acotiuu. WeU gcascd and sheltered. All ploughable, \\ell fenced. Splendid pJaco for fattening or wintering stock. Handy and cheap. £3io caßhj balance 5 per cent. ' \\ 80 ACRES. First class little dairy farm, splendidly situated; J mile from factory, 1 mil* from railway statioa. Six-roomed house, cowahads all level; w»H *«MM6Y First class investeait. Prica £2B lOsj £3OO oash. ',{ !Fa • 180 A.CRES. ' : , : - Choice dairy farm, free from weed*, well suMlrMed} 00 aeros bees iuli ed. Splendid new house of c rooms; 16-bail new concrete floor <*wih«d wit* milking machines; 1} miles from School, j mile to factory. To be sold » bar. gain at £3S 10s per acre. Only £IOO cash required. FARMERS! Now is the time to get on the land. We can show you return* and give sound advice, accumulated during 20 years' dairy fanning in Tafanakl district. Our register contains sheep farms dairy farms and tow» property - and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this register beteis M., chasing. We welcome enquirer*, and will do out utmost to tieip nil make money. ...->... G. and E. Jackson, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BHOADWAY ■Phone No. 1M BIRATIURi EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE. Reliability and good order are the two great points in connection with our Furniture, which we would like you to bear in mind. Every piece of furni-, ture we sell is souncMn construction, splendid in design, material and workmanship. 'e have the Furniture to suit yon—AT TRICKS TO SUIT VOU —and if you are seeking either a Suite "or Single Piece, \vc cordially invite you to innjH'ct our stock. G. IIH. & H. DRAKE. "COMPLETE FURNISHERS,' Society of New Zealand, Lid. 70 ACRES, near Normanby, carrying 40 cows; 6-j-oomed house; ho| and cold water, and good cowshed. Price, £6B per acre.' Terms, about £BOO cash, balance for five years at 5 per cent. (24) 850 ACRES, sheep and cattle country, 7$ miles from Tariki;! two cottages; wintered 1300 sheep and 150 cattle. Price £l6 pajr acre, with about £2700 cash, or les -ito good man. > ' (2s) 515 ACRES, 10 miles from Hawera, all in grass, except 29 acres; 4 paddocks, 2 sheep and cattle country; no buildings. Price, £7 12s 6d. Terms, £750 caah, balance arranged. . ((It)' 140 ACRES, situated Hastings road; house, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Price £5710s per acre; £IOO to be paid off annually for eight years from August 1, 1915. Small-deposit Sir cash. 32a. 2r. 25p., near Hawera; 14-roomed house, 2 bath roorfwi, '4-9tft)l ; stable, 6 loose boxes, buggy shed, wood and machine shed, 2roomed cottage, garden, orchard and lawn. Price £3000; £BOO cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent., or will sell for £2750 ca&i;^ (36) 78 ACRES, dose to Hawera. Pric« £3B per acre, with eboiit £SOO cash; balance arranged. ' (40) 15 ACRES, Okaiawa, all in grass,carries 15 cows; new houde of ,'7,' rooms, with all conveniences, cowshed, trapshed, dairy; "5 paddocks. Price £I3OO. Terms, £4OO cash, balance 7 years at 5 p«if cent. • ,, '(47) 131 ACRES, Whakamara, all in grass, carries 50 cows; 5-roomed house, cowshed, 8 paddocks. Price £33 per acre, with^gßOO" cash. Immediate possession. ,'; (48), Farmers' Co-operative Organisation PRINCES STftEST.MKv^ttam-HAWIML