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UNO BUYERS! READ THIS. ~*i ' . 70 ACRES. Uy choice little dairy farm; all been stumped; all ploughable; well fenced; will recommend this. 100 ACRES. * ideal stud dairy farm; all level, and very highly improved; freehold land of nch quality; 65 acres have been ploughed and renewed; handy to school and factory; 5-roomed house, up-to-date cowshed. This is a most desirable property, the returns are exceptional, and can be shown. Situated only 4 miles from Stratford. PRICE: ; £35 per acre, £450 cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. ■' . 182 ACRES. kisis a highly improved and choice freehold dairy farm. Well grassed; well fenced into 10 paddocks; 100 acres been ploughed; well watered; 1 mile to .school and factory; easy carry 70 cows; first class new 7-roomed house; concrete floor cowshed. PRICE: £3B per acre, £SOO cash, balance 7 years *t 5 per cent. }ABMERS REMEMBER that if you buy a farm through us we will finance your Stocis, if required, at 6 per cent. We can show you returns, and give you sound advice accumulated during 20 years dairy farming 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 any enquiries and will do our,utmost tq help you to make money. ~.., C. and E. VAND AGENTS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

The Furnishing Problem! MAXIMUM QUALITY IN AM* OUT? FTONITTOEI Let us convince you that nowhere in the Dominion can you boy furniture more advantageously than you can buy here. . We make claims of great superiority and we substantiate eve.7 cliimty turning out high-grade, exclusive, and reliable furniture at prices which shout their economy. To buy haw is to get the best in furniture—just exactly what you want—our value cannot be approached. Conununicarte with u» and get particulars. G. W. & H. DRAKE, INGLKWOOD.

Farmers' Co-operative Organisation i Society of New Zealand, Ltd. QfiA ACRES, in three farms of—(1) 142 ACRES, -with 8-roomed house, implements, slied, 30-bail cowshed, 12 acres turnips, 4 acres mangolds, no bush, watered by running stream, and all ploughable; well divided with wire or live fences; near railway and factory, situated at Ngaere/ Terms: £42 10s per acre: '£7 so down, balance arranged. ~ £2) 118 ACRES, with 4-ftomed house and cowshed, no bush, running stream, ete; other particulars as above. Terms: f£4o 10s per acre;' £630 /down. (3) 100 ACRES, no house or buildings; othert particulars as above. Terms: £3B per acre; £SOO down, balance arranged. No. 86 |)24 ACRES, freehold, near Ingle wood; all In grass, except 6 acres bush and 7 acres crop; 2-sheep, breeding ewes, country well watered by creeks; 100 acres ploughable; with 6-roomed house, bathroom, etc., outbuildings, wooltied, sheep and catfle yards; 13 paddocks. Price :£l2 10s per acre. Terms: | £Boo cash, balance s}. per cent for S years. 99 J)4* ACRES near Tariki, with 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc., opposite creamery; practically all level and good fences except few ehains; half of property been ploughed. Price £2O. Terms, £3OO cash, balance arranged,, or could possibly arrange lease at 26/-. 100 40ft ACRES near Rahotu, all in grass except 6J acres turnips; 17 acres ploughed; would carry 70 or 80 milking cows and dry stock; land nicely undulated and most of it ploughable; well watered, and would make fine aheep run;'2 good houses, 4 and 5 rooms, good 12-bail, concrete cowshed; 14 paddocks, well fenced. Mortgage advances to settlers. Price '£l2 per acre. Terms could be arranged at time of purchase. 93. Farmers 1 Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand Ltd. PRINCES STREET —.. HAWERA.

Let us reason together. QUESTION: Why does Hoffmann sell more pianos that any other piano warehouse in Taranaki? . ANSWER: Because hj» gives better value for the money. Because his stock is largest and the makers famous. Because he has satisfied customers, ia -—tvery corner of the province. THOSE ARE GOOD SEASONS, AREN'T THEYt And these are the reasons which should prompt you to vißit for your piano. ESTABLISHED 56 YEARS.

RELIABLE MOTORING 35H.P. TOURING CAR, kyailaMe ~ for hire, day or night. Cue* ful and experienced driver, with good knowledge of district roada, |Hngtele- j ■ V 1

ALEC FO3BES. Ladies' and Gents.' High-class Tailoring. ALEC FORBES. opp, Theatre Royal, slim see a

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1916, Page 3

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Tapeke kupu
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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1916, Page 3

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