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Taranaki Daily News, 21 January 1916, Page 3

LAND BUYERS! READ THIS. . 160 ACRES. ' ! Highly improved little dairy farm, well situated, and subdivided into 10 well fenced paddocks; all been ploughed; one mile from school, faotory, and railway station; good 7-roomed house; concrete flair cowshed; will easily carry 20 cows. • PRICE, only [£3o per acre. Easy Terms, 300 ACRES. - Fint class dairy or gtazing farm, subdivided into 8 paddocks; sheep-proof fenc* ing; 2 miles to school and factory; 5-roomed house; cowshed and dairy. PRICE only £ 7 per acre. Owner will exchange for dairy farm of about 100 acres. 'Advance to Settlers Mortgage of £960. Equity £ll4O. 500 ACRES. Bplendid freehold grazing or dairy farm, subdivided into 7 paddocks; 70 acres been ploughed; free from weeds, sui table for cutting up into 3 dairy farms; bandy to school and factory; i-room ed house; trap and machinery sheds, PRICE £l7 per acre. Easy Terms. Dairy farms all round selling at r £3o an acre. (A snip). C. and E. luiND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS ~? jeAi. .i . : . .3 3ES STRATFORD. Xmas Presents! The papular kind are the practical kind! A choice display of 'Xmas gifts is now on view in our windows, and includes a wonderful assortment #f PICTURES AND PAINTINGS RUGS, CARPETS, TABLE COVERS CUSHIONS, HALL CURTAINS, BORDERED CASEMENT CUR. TAINS, and a heßt of other articles for home use and adornment. If you want te cheese a lasting gift that is sure te give the recipient the greatest possible pleasure, YOU ARE SAFE TO FIND TEE RIGHT KIND HERE! G. w: & H. INGLEWOOD,

Farmers' Co-aperative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Ltd. in three farms #f—• (1)142 ACRES, with S-roened house, implements, shed, 30-bail cowshed, 12 s. - teres turiiips, 4 acres aisgelda, no bush, watered by running stream, . v and allfUugkable; well divided with wire or live fences; near railway ! and factory, situated at Ngaere. Terms:; [£42 10s per acre; [£7ao £ v down, balance arranged. (2) .118 ACRES, with 4-roomed house and cowshed,-no bush, running stream, etc; ether particulars as above. Terms: £4O 10s per acre; £OSO dow». (?) 100 ACRES, no house or buildings; other particulars as above. Terms: £3B per acre; '£soo dawn, balance arranged. Ne. 86 JJJ24 AkJRES, freehold, near Ingleweod; all in grass, except 5 acres bush and 7 acres crop; 2-sheep, breeding ewes, country well watered by creeks; 100 acres ploughable; with 6-raomed house, bathroom, etc., outbuildings, wool•hed, sheep and cattle yards; 13 paddocks. Price [£l2 Jft* Jier . acre, Trams: £BOO cash, balance 5} per cent in 5 years. 99 94* ACRES near Tariki, with 5-reemed house, cowshed, etc., opposite creamery; practically all level and good fences except few chains; half of ' propeKy been ploughed. Price '£26. Terms, '£3oo cash, balance arranged, or could possibly arrange lease at 26/-. f i 100 400 ACRES near Rahetu, all in grass except CJ acres turnips; 17 acres ploughed; would carry 79 er 80 milking cows and dry stock; land nicely undulated and most «f it pltughable; well watered, and would make fine sheep run;2 good houses, 4 and 5 reems, good 12-bail, concrete cowshed; 14 paddocks, well fenced. Mortgage advances to settlers. Price '£l2 per -acre. 'ernn coulij- be arranged at time of purchase. . * -JB. farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society ef New Zealand Ltd. PRINCES STREET HAWERA, ,

FOB SMART APPEARANCE THE EGMONT GIG Ii unequalled, and it is as good as it looks. The utmost faithfulness is observed at every point of its construction and this work, as with the original designing, is in the hands of exports. Tou can trust your life to the "Egmont," and enjoy every moment of your drive. Come in and sec how they are built. Egitmst Omoli & Carriage Go., BUILDERS OF HIGH-GRADE VEHICLES, STRATFORD.

ALEC FORBES. Ladies' and Gents.' High-class Tailoring. ALEC FORBES. , opp. Theatre Roya?, NEW PLYMOUTH. FLUENZOL

RELIABLE MOTORING OK-H.P. TOURING CAR, available ' for hire, day or night. Careful and experienced driver, with good knowledge of district roads. Sing td*> plume 315. NOTE.—Jackson's Motor "Bus will leave the Tourists' Office at 7.30 p.m. Christmas Eve for the Mountain House, if sufficient inducement offers. Also Christinas Day. W. JACKSON', MMonic Statlof.