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Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1917, Page 3

LM3 BUYERS: READ THIS. 66 ACRES. Handy little farm, subdivided into 10 paddocks; good house of five rooms; concrete floor cowshed; handy to school, factory, and railway station one mile. .Will carry 25 cowa well; 40 acres been ploughed, well sheltered; on good main road. PRICE £37 10s per acre', £350 cash, balance 0 years at 5 per cent. Can with confidence recommend this. 100 ACRES. jhoice dairy farm, free from weeds; all level and ploughable; 60 acres already ten ploughed and resown down in good pasture. Well fenced; first-class dwelling house of six rooms, 20-bail cowshed; ofcly 1 mile to factory, 1 mile to railway et.-.tion and school. Will carry over 30 cowf. Cheap at £2S per acre, £SOO cash, balance 6 years at 5 per cent. 130 ACRES. First-class grazing section, all level and ploughable; well watered, fenced and subdivided; 5 miles from Stratford, ]J miles from school, handy to dairy factory; house. PRICE only £S per acre, £2OO cash. FARMERS! Remember that if you buy a Farm through us we will finance our stock. 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 two town properties, and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this register before purchasing. We welcome any enquiries, and will do our utmost to help you to ma.\e money. WtuPM-W LAND AGENTS STRATFORD, TARANAKI. KZ. Loin & Mercantile Agany Co., Ltd STRATFORD, 990 ACRES, nic 4 easy cattle and she ep land, one mile to school, 'phone and i%ilway. Owner must sell for reasons which will be divulged to bona tie enquirer. PRICE ,£." per acre, £SOO cash, balance 5J per cent., or would take small dairy farm or town house as deposit. No. 10/742. ■TO ACRES, dairy farm, well fenced and divided; no weeds; 4-roomed house, 8-bail shed, pigstyes, fowl run etc.; about 5 miles from railway, school end cheese factory about i mile. PRICE, £ls per acre, £3OO cash. No. 8/072 We have several enquiries for small farms, and also two families wishing » lease 200 and 250 acres with P.C. Anyone wishing to sell should communicate with us at once,as enquiries are coming for the coming season. ,W. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Salesman

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OWING v TO OWNERS LEAVING FOR MILITARY SERVICE. 1590 ACRES FRE E HOLD in North Taranaki, excellent sheep and cattle country; 1500 acres have been laid down in best of mixed English grasses; %ell fenced and divided into 19 sheep-proof paddocks; all welt watered by never-failing streams; at bout 450 acres rieh^-alluvial, flats and balance good hills on papa formation. Comfortable 7-roomeil house, wool<hed, fitted up with 4-stand List*- <. hearing machine and 4-h.p. engine; barn and stable, sheep yards and substantial cattle yards. Fronting main road; 1 motor road to homestead; about one mile from Township, Post Office, School, Butter Factory and Saleyards, 19 miles to Freezing Works; daily mail throughout the year by motor services; stores deliver all goods as required. Winters 1500 sheep and 200 head cattle; carrying capacity capable of improvement. Price £8 per _aerc; about 2000 sheep, 130 head of cattle, farm implements, house furniture, etc., can be taken at valuation if desired. Terms easy. A Genuine Investment for.sheep farmers. Apply early. yi»*t-clas3 Taranaki Dairy Farm, containing 237 acres, all improved and near coast. Level and well watered by permanent running streams; 6-roomed house, cowshed, fitted with milking-machines, out-buildings. The farm is well fenced and divided into convenient paddocks; handy to Cheese Factory, Township and Saleyards by good motor road. Tenure Freehold. Price £25 per acre, machine in. Very reasonable terms are offered. Owners leaving for camp. APPLY SOON. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH.

DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR OWNERS HAVE FOUND THAT ITS ECONOMY AND EFFI- I CIENCY ARE UNCHANGED THROUGH THE CHANGING H runs as well in Autumn as in Springs—in Winter as in Sura« tner—at no greater cost. NEWTON KING, DODGE BROTHERS' DEALER FOR TARANAKI,

As Superior as it Looks The- "Egmont" Gig; Even without an intimate knowledge of the undisputed merits of the construction of the "EGMONT" gig, you feel as soon as you see it that Taranaki farmers are right in giving it pride of place. What is more important, the more you know about it, the more - strenuously you will uphold their opinion. THe "EGMONT* is quality throughout. Egmont Coach & Carriage Co.>