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Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. ELTHAM FARM. FOR EXCHANGE. 137; ACRES of first-class freehold land; only 2 miles from Eltliam ( Mangatoki direction); a. choice farm, splendid sole of grass; ooxtliorn and post and wire fences; 14 paddocks; nearly all stumped, ploughed and 'resown; carrying capacity, 00 cows; liouse of 0 rooms, washhouse, rapper, man's rooms; up-to-date. new cow slied, machines, releaser and engine .installed; usual outbuildings, also motor slied; one mile from cheese factory. Price, £6O per acre. Owner will accept liouse value about £7OO, and £OOO or £7OO in cash as deposit on property. Or lie will exchange for farm to carry 30 to 35 cow a, ,(2935) JJPJCB '£3s per acre; 102 acres, free- ' hold; about a mile from railway station, factory, school, store and post office by good metalled road; land aJI in grass save shelter bush; 30 acres stumped; all ploughable; wellwatered; 8 paddocks, watered by stream; new house of 4 rooms, new 8-bail concreted milking shed, implement shed, etc. Only £4OO down; good terms for balance. ; (3132) frW. H.&A. M'GARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM, ~v s„ . FOR SALE i Buyers, this is absolutely the best and cheapest dairying farm under offer. 144 ACRES * Of clean well grassed country, which summer and winter carries a heavy head of stock. Practically all ploughable, fenced into 12 paddocks by live and wire fences. Good buildings, consisting of 7-roomed house (with wash-house), 20bail concreted floor milking shed, quite up-to-date witlh milking machines and engines, cart and hay slied, piggery, etc. Price £33 per acre; or as a going concern, £37 10s per acre. Terms very easy and owner will consider exchange. R. A. LARGE THE PROPERTY EXCHANGE AGENCY, U.S.S. Buildings, St. Aubyn Street. FOR SALE.

One New Spring Dray to tip; 2\i tyre 00*7 Carry up to one ton. Complete • One New Sledge, light £4 One New Oliver Plough, two-wheel rolling (?Q Coulter wO Unique Copper Stands sold. X will guarantee all the above good bargains and will be pleased to show customers same at any time. Blackberry Scythe Blades and Handles. Spade, Fork and Shovel Handles, kept in stock at reasonable prices. A few pairs of Hinges at 8d per lb. Plow Trees, 1, 2 or 3-horse, kept in stock or made to suit requirements. Ironbark Mauls, with or without rings. Get my prices for all kinds of Blacksmlthing and Coachbuildlng Work, and it will pay you. All kinds of Vehicles and Motor Body Repairs carried out on the premises; also Repainting and Trimming done in any color. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ~/S'Vi Note the Address: JAMES WILSON, P.O. BOX 17. "PHONE 252. QOST OP JIVING |» EDUCED £. CARTER. 1 Has made large purchases of food lines, which can be sold at the following Prices A Prunes, choice, 6d lb or 251b for 12/-, Apricots, 1/- per lb or 10/0 121b. Peaches, 1/- lb or 10/6 121b. Seedless Sultanas, 9d lb or 8/0 121b. Seedless Raisins, 8d lb or 7/9 121b. Hams, 1/3 lb. Tea, good loose, 1/9 lb. j Crockery in great variety. Odd Cups, China, 7/9 doz. BUY YOUR SUPPLIES AT CARTER'S. Soldiers' Parcels: Plum Puddings, large, 2/P.i Tinned Butter, 1/6 and 5/» Pound Cakes, 2/9 tin. j AT CARTER'S, NEW PLYMOU'i.T. -i l ANTED, Known—That W. Saxon Joneß, D.S.O.A. by exam., Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consulted at y.Edward8 I Ch»ml»t. t irom. l«>n. JaJi