LAND BUYERS: READ THIS. 65 ACRES. „ o ,, r '", t , cl f, S3 , litU ? dairy farm, all highly improved, Just outside borough; well subdivided; splendidly fenee.l; good dwelling home and outbuildings; J?. 0 school > factory, and railway station. A model dairy farm. PRICK: ilia per acre. £4OO cash, balance 7 years at 5} pel cent. 70 Acres. Highly improved and choice dairy farm, situated Xgaere district; handy to cneese factory, school and Post Office; large portion under plough; will carry oO cows; dwelling house of 5 rooms, good cowshed. This is an ideal little larm, and must increase in value. PRIICE: £4O per acre, £SOO. cash, balance At 5J per cent, 130 ACRES. Splendid freehold dairy farm, situated H miles from Stratford Post Office, School and factory an.d railway station. 60 acres has already been p!ou<_ r ht»<l and renewed; first class homestead, all necessary outbuildings, including milking machine and circular saw. PRICE: £SO per acre, including machine, £730 cash, balance for 10 years at 5J per cent. NOTE: If land, finance, or home you want, and that to your satisfaction, 4on't fai'. to write or call, when you're in town, upon the BROS. JACKSON. C. &nd i. JACKSON. LAND VALUERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.
N.Z, Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd STRATFORD. ACRES f.h. good dairy farm; wel' fenced and divided; no weeds; good 6-roomed house, orchard, 12-ball concrete cow-shed, close to factory, cheese or butter, also telephone and school. For sale as a going concern, including 36 cows, bull, calves, milk-cart, iorse and harness, factory shares and sundries. PRICE: £4O per acre, easy terms to a reliable man, say £BOO cash, balance SJ per cent, or 5 per cent, for long term. Ko. 8/OG2. ACRES, f.h., level and well watered; bo deep gullies; well fenced and divided; new fences; new house, hot and cold water; large new cowthed with machines; situated within a few minutes of school hall, telephone, and factory, either cheese or butter. Owner will lease for 7 years at 25/- per acre, with purchasing clause if wished. No. 10/752. (1 QA ACRES f.b., level and undulating land; 5-roomed house, concrete cow- * abed, with machines; few minutes to school, factory, telephone, etc. Price £lB per acre, £3OO cash. Purchaser to take over first mortgage of I£l7oo, s.years to run, or owner will exchange at above cash price for a smaller property at cash price. We consider! this is a cheap farm. No. 9/1106. C£j ACRES f.h., level and undulating farm; no weeds; concrete cowshed; 5roomed house; school and factory handy; 32 cows and all farm implements, factory shares, horses, dray, gig, etc., etc., "walk in, walk out." Price, £3B per acre, £7oo«cash, or would entertain exchanging for a larger property. No. 4/181. floo f.h., level farm, well fenced and divided, quantity hedges; nicely laid out homestead, 5-roomed house, 12-baQ shed; factory' and school jllmost on property. Price £3l per acre. .Very small deposit asked from a practical man. Balance at 5 per cent. No. 10/730 a. ,W. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.
Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Ltd. .We have pleasure in recording the following Sheep and Dairy farming propositions which we can, offer for sale arid exchange by pr ivate treaty. 130 ACRES NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH. All ploughable. 100 acres stumped and ploughed; good fences, partly live hedges; 12 paddocks watered by streams; j mile to school, factory and P. 0.; practically new five-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed, concrete floor, all necessary outbuildings on farm. " ~£2o per acre,' £3OO cash; Mance 5 or J years at 51 per cent, No. 257. ito acres, level land, well subdivided, Bear Inglewood; all been ploughed, all 5a grass and crop; carry 25 to 30 cows; ?• roomed house and old cowshed. Price £25 per acre. £330 to !£4OO lash, balance arranged.- No. 254. 26 acres, 2 miles from town in best 3istrict in Taranaki: all level and subsided into 9 paddocks with ideal shelter; carrying 14 cows, 2 horses, bull, two twenty-month heifers and 7 yearlings; good 6-roomed house, 3 fireplaces, man's room, cowshed, etc.; paved yards and piggery. Orchard of 600 trees in full Wring, mostly apple and plums with pears, peaches and quinces; all fruit disposed of locally; 50 to 60 hives of bees (30 of which this season's), vrith honey extractor, wax press, tanks and extra •boxes and frames, etc. Also a 12-acre Native lease with perfect right of renewal, 1J miles distant, o;ir- ;tp factory and handy for dry cows, »-t". l4tst jyear'3 returns • totalled £470 e j mmvs tvere milked on only 18 acres. -iff £2250, about half cash, balance 6 > £. :•■> at 5 per cent. No. 222 455 ACRES—TOKO LINE. 200 acres in grass, 80 acres new bum in turnips, balance good tawa and iwahoe bush; six paddocks: sheep yards. Uhare ard shed. Old grass wintered {!s sheep; 5 miles to Railway Station. Leasu with purchasing clause at £5 per acre, years to run. .Goodwill £550 No. 220. 65 ACRES, XAUPDKONUI DISTRICT. Sivrooiped house, machine, cowshed, implcmc-nt sliui. jigs-ties, etc , divided into 11 paddocks with new fences, well watered; present crops 71 acres swedes, C acres green oats, 2 acres soft turnips for spring feeding: Farm in real good heart; milked last season cows, test 4.5, highest weight !)2'j; also carried other stock. Intend milking 34 cows this season; returns open for inspection, £46 per acre, £350 cash, balance arranged.- No. 209. 70 ACRES CLOSE TO HAWERA. Nevr 4 loomed house, pantry, bathroom, scullery and wash-house with tubs, man s whare, gig* and implement shed, 8-bail concrete cowshed with engine shed. Permanent water supply; subdivided into 10 paddocks with boxthorn hedges; splendid shelter from prevailing winds; carry 40 cows and do them well; 5 acres swedes and good stack of hay go with the place. £79 per acre, £BOO cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. No. 203. TOWX PROPERTT. Five-roomed house and five acres of ground, just outside the Hawera Borough. Electric light," small orchard and outbuildings. Would make an ideal home for a retired farmer-* Price £IOSO, easy terms. No. In addition to the above mentioned properties we have a large assortment of la<ge and small dairy farms and cattle and sheep country in all part 3 of Taranaki; also numerous suburban properties that would suit retiring farmers. For further particulars apply to— Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Ltd. Head Office, Princess Street, Hawer*, M. J. Lynskey, General Manager. Dodge Brothers MOTORCAR IS THE EASIEST RIDING CAR IN THE WOLRD, ! One of the many striking feature of this famous car is its ability to stajid up to any kind of work. It runs smoothly and silently on good roads or bumpy roads—it make's no diffijrWce to the DODGE. To realise the wonderful power and flexibility of this superb car you must ride in it. Our man is ready to give you a. trial run. See him to-day. ! NEWTON KING AGENT FOR DODGE CARS, CURRIE STREET NEW PLYMOUTH!,
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