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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1916, Page 3

80 ACRES. & U ™te* d i ai, i 1 t " il J ° iee Dairy Farm - Ail been PI»HBM but 3 acres. n e . l7to Lt .'.MI' 001 railway station handy. Good dwellinghouse of 5 room'. SmS- £v|™j E .^ I ""* mMUinC!, ' ctc - Wli eany 40 cows. PRICE £45 fer acre, £,,00 cash, balance long term at 5 per cent. 220 ACRES. rst-elass *W' 10 ld Dairy Farm, all been ploughed but a few acres, splendidly ids, subdivided into 24 well-fenced paddocks. This farm is now carrying 100 cows. Handy to.sehool and factory, gooddwellinghou.se, cowshed and all necesary outbuildings. PRICE £45 pe'r acre; £750 cash, balance at 5 per cent. 240 ACRES. Splendid Freehold Dairy Farm, all level ; about 100 acres have already been ploughed; subdivided into 20 paddocks; two road frontages; suitable for cutting up; 8-roomed house, large concrete-floor cowshed, with concrete yards. £SICE £42 10s per acre; £SOO cash. We are Agents for a large number of choice properties in New Plymouth, ftnd shall be pleased to drive clients to iispecfc same free of charge, [Write jjtpr list of properties to-day. LAN?) .VALUERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, ' SROADWAYi ... . ■ ."..... , , STRATFORD.

N.Z.Loan& Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd STRATFORD. 11Q ACRES fl. good dairy farm; wel'. fenced and divided; no weeds; good 6-roomed house, orchard, 12-ba-l concrete cow-shed, close to factory, cheese or butter, also telephone and school. For sale as a going concern, inclnding 38 cowa, bull, calves, milk-cart, torse and harness, factory shares and sundries. PRICE:' .'£4o per acre, easy terms to a reliable man, say £BOO cash, balance 6} per cent, or 5 per cent, for long term. No. 8/962. .OFyA ACRES, f.h., level and well watered; no deep gullies; well fenced and <WtTV new fences; new houss, hot and cold water; large new cowihed with machines; situated within a few minutes of school hall, telephone, and factory, either cheeae or butter. Owner will lease for 7 yean at 25/- per acre, with purchasing clause if jwiihed. , No. 10/752. <inn AfTRKS f.V. Ipvol unil land- fi-rnomed house, concrete cowshed, with machines; few minutes to school, factory, telephone, etc. Price £lB per acre, £3OO cash. Purchaser to take over first mortgage of '£l7oo, 6 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, 9/1100. / "» / * 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, w#lk out." I Price, £3B per acre, £7OO cash, or would entertain esshanging for a larger "Toperty. No. 4/181. vw laid out homestead, 6-roomed house, 12-bail shed; factory and school almost on property. V . , „, Price £3l per acre. Very amall deposit asked from a practical man. Balance »t 5 per cent. • No. 10/730 a. %. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.

\ What Grandad used m the most effective cold-cure'available. He " found that sneezing, coughing, sore J=* throat and hoarseness could all be stopped by the soothing, "pleasant-to. jjf take" Bonnington's. m BONNINGTON'S '/ IRISH MOSS still holds pride of place. What it accomplished in the."sixties" for folks it will do for yon to-day. Ask for Bonnington's at your chemist's or store. " ■ . 107 '.utn^uuu!»ffiiiiiiiiiniiiitiitiiifiiniiintiiintiiiuiriuittiiiitiuiiuiiHiTH»iiiiiuimu

Dodge Brothers mm The rwner is assured that no matter what the current price of petrol may be, his fuel cost will be unusually low. This is due to the design of the car, .. Jts light, strong construction was care fully calculated to promote economy as well a3 capable performance. The Tyre mileage is unusually high. NEWTON KING, DISTRIBUTOR FOR TARANAKX,

-pleMc ten, of AouMad. w ho never before were quite ,ati.fi e J ROYAL MAIL MOTOE 'BUS SEKYICB H-WEEA-OPUXAKE MOTOR 'BUS VEW PLYMOUTH -INGLEWOOD and SERVICE. INGLEWOOD-NEW PLYMOUTH. <rn,7T7i>T* Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays liiUt-IABLB. •—Leaves Masonic Stables at 7 a.m„ ar- T ' rr living *t Inglewood at 8 aJn. ; leaving , Leaves R*™*™ IUS P- m - ' Inglewood at 8.30 a.xn., arriving at ■ . '.' , Inaha I '° V- m - New Plymouth 9.45; leaving on return f rriTe3 Manaia 1.31 p.m. trip at 4 p.m., arriving at Inglewood at Manaia 1.45 p.m. *.15 p.m.; leaving at 5.30 p.m. for New '• Kaupobonui 1.55 p.m Plymouth. » Otabeho 2.10 p.m. Tuesday, Thursdays and Fridays— » oeo 2 - 40 P;'m. Leaves Masonic Stables at 8 a.m., ar- » Pihama, 3 p.m. Civing at Inglewood at 9 a.m.; leaves Arrives Opunake 3.30 p.m. Inglewood at 9.15 ajn., arriving at Leaves Opunake 6.30 a.m. New Plymouth 10.15 a.m.; leaves New » Pibama 7 a.m. Plymouth 4 p.m., arriving Inglewood » Oeo, 7.10 a.m. B'pjtt.; leaving again -5.30 p.m. for New ~ Otakeho 7.41 a.m. Plymouth, arriving at 6.30 p.m. .-, Kaupokonui 7.30 a.m 1 Fares as. usual. Parcels as per ar- Arrives Manaia 8 a.m. tugement. Telephone messages receive Leaves Manaia 8.20 a.m. tfomot attention. J_ -Arrives Hawera 9 a.m. 9 ~.i*v, .if. BACKSON,-. " ""'" J. MOUSIB. Maaatt.