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Taranaki Daily News, 16 February 1918, Page 3

LEASE LEASE LEASE IGOO ACRES Freehold, 300 ajres plowable, balance good lulls; suitable for cattle and sheep. Subdivided into 25 sheep proof paddocks, wilderjig 2000 grown sheep and 200 cattle. Well situated for ealeyards, railway etc., metal roads, modern 7-roomrd house, every cuuvenicuce. Price. £l3 .10/per acre. Easy terms to bona file purchaser. Owner will entertain taking interest bearing property as dsjjojit.siad leave auy balance of purchase iu"uey >n mortgage. No. ,12/1027. 250 ACRES Freehold; one of the finest pieces of grazing land in Ttrauaki, free of weeds and rubbish; subdivided into 18 paddocks; abouli 1)0 acres lave been plowed and resown. Wintering 850 bd. Ewes, 550 hoggets, 70- 2fear old heifers, and 63 5-roomed house, woolshed, dip etc. ' A •eally cheap property at £IC p'.'t acre. No. 12'lG'iGA. JIO ACRES L. I. P. at £7 per annn-jm, a fine little dairy farm with every convenience. Good homestead, numerous outbuildings; about 50 acrss have jeen stumped; 10 paddocks, good sheep proof fences. Within a few ininutei )f school, cheese factory, store and telephone. Will easily carry 20 cows. Through ill health the owner will .sell on easy terms, or will accept a house und ew acres as deposit, leaving the balance on Ist mortgage for long term. Price, iedroek, £2B per acre. No. 12/1021. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Ageny Co., Ltd. STRATFORD. W. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Stlesmtn. CHOICE COAST FARMS. THIRST class dairy farm of 170 acres freehold, all well improved, new 7 roomed house fitted with every convenience, large cowshed and substantial outbuildings, motor shed, metal road; one of the best farms on the coast, price £i& per acre; reasonable terms can be arranged. 104- ACRES freehold, all improved and having Wei frontage to good metal . road, 4'/o miles from New Plymouth, handy to factory and railway station, schools and freezing works. Practically all ploughable land. 8 bailed cowshed, implement shed, out shed and whare, 7 paddocks; reasonable price; term* will be accepted. "1 "1 £ ACHES freehold, all lias been ploughed and laid down in mixed Englisli grasses, fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, 0 rooqied bbuse, cowshed and outbuildings, fronting main metal road; factory adjoining, 14 mile to store, Post Office and school, etc. The farm is nicely situated and lies to the sun md is. well-watered. Price only £23 per acre. Apply sharp. v NEWTON KING, ■ ' AUCTIONEER. LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOCT H. The Three Castles War Zone M To enable Smokers of the "THESE CASTLES" Cigarettes to follow the course of the War on all principal fronts, the Proprietors of the "THREE CASTLES" Cigarettes have decided to isaud Three (3) War Zoue Sectional Maps, size 29Jin. x 13in„ which, together, show the whole of the Europofcn Fronts, and One (1) Map. size 17in. x 13in., showing the Hesopotamian and Egyptian. Fronts! With EACH 'Map is issued TWO Sets each of 14 Flags of the Ifations at War. The Se -ies of Maps is as follows No. I—Northern Europe No. 2—Central Europe No. 3 —Southern Europe No. 4—Mesopotamia and Egypt llow to obtain these Maps: POST to "THREE CASTLES/' Bo* 181, G.P.0., WELLINGTON, N.Z. 20 Box Fronts from THREE CASTLES" Cigarettes 10 s Boxes X2O Packets „ „ „ „ 10's Ovals . or 10 Box Fronts „ „ „ „ 201 Boxts> or 4 Ask Trajs „ „ „ „ 50's Tins md. ONE (1) of the above Maps and TWO (2) Sets of Flags will bo posted toyou FBEE. Be sure to state which Map you require;* tlsosee that your Name and FULL Address are enclosed in ttie )aroel. ! ' Competitors may obtain as many Maps as they wish, provided they forward the requisite number of Box Fronts, Packets or Ash Trays. THIS OFFER HOLDS 600 D UNTIL 30th MAY, 1918 W P. NICOLL & Co. (Late W. Eowe). Grain, Seed and Produce Merchants. Stock Best Quality CRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. FOWL WHEAT. CHAFF, OATS, ETC., At lowest prices consistent with prime quality. ' m stock: GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. The beat cement on tbe market.

AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC OF STRATFORD AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. On behalf of the Patriotic Gift Auction Committee I wish to appeal to all with a view to assuring the succeß3 of our big annual effort to raise funds for the benefit of sick and wounded Boldiera snd other war purposes. The Committee aim at raising £2OOO —and to. accomplish this canvassers have been appointed throughout the whole district. The public are earnestly invited to make their donations as freely and as largely as their ciraunitances will permit. THE GIFT AUCTION SALE will"'be heftf in Stratford, on SATURDAY, 23rd February. Donations in stock, cash of kind will be thankfully accepted. J. W. McMILLAX, Mayor, Chairman of Committee|