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Taranaki Daily News, 10 April 1917, Page 3

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR A LIVE SYNDICATE. 7,700 Acres of Qood, Partly Improved FREEHOLD SHEEP COUNTRY. A SPLENDID CUTTING-UP PROPOSITION, FRONTING MOKAU RIVER, AND ONLY ONE MILE PROM MOKAU WHARF, where STEAMKRS CALL FOR WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE. 5023 ACRES in grass, two and A-HALF sheep country, 2677 ACRES IN BUSH. All well watered, with, good House, Shearing Shed (with twelve stands)', Men's Quarters*' etc., all complete. £3OOO has been spent in a first-class Mixture of Grass Seed. Further particulars will be advertised later by; THE Stock Agents $ auctioneers. Maw'era.

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_ The Taranaki Daily Xews is on the bieakfast tables in> places as far away from the publishing office as, Patea, Hawera, Manaia, Kapuni, Whakamara, etc. We literally cover the whole of the province by breakfast time. Business men of. the province—let us tell iW.VS ?iß}2 to.the public jsvexjr mojijag^