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Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 3

LAND FOR SALE. CAMPBELL JACKSON, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. 154 ACRES, all in grass and crops, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered; half is ploughable, balance very easy; on good metalled road, % mile school, lg miles cheese factory; live-roomed house, stable and trapshed, cowshed, concrete floor, engine shed and milking plant; good clean farm in warm district and a real good farm for dairying on, giving good results. Price only £25, about £7OO cash, balance at 6% Come and inspect. 100 ACRES, all in grass and crops; subdivided into 8 paddocks, well watered; good level land; a little drainage required, which would greatly increase the value of farm by at least £1000; situated on good metalled road; 1 raile school, two miles cheese factory and township; carry easily over 30cows;' 3-roomed cottage, 8-bail concrete-floor cowshed. Price £3O an acre, £6OO cash required. Could not help getting a good rise on this farm. This farm is situated in a clean district, practically clear of all weeds. JURST-CLASS farm of 117 acres, 31 miles fmm Stratford on good metalled road; ail in grass, but about 8 acres shelter bush; well watered by running streams; 50 acres been under the plough; all ploughable; f miles new cheese factory; i mile school; good house of 7 rooms, also good outbuildings; concretefloor coWshed, milking machines .installed; practically clear of weeds; one of the nicest homes in the district. Price £4B an acre, £SOO cash, balance easy terms. If stock goes with farm #IOOO gash on farm and stock price for the lot as going concern' £55 an acre. Campbell Jacksen TE AKOHA: ' OCR PICK OF THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. RECOGNISED AS THE DISTRICT FOE THE HIGHEST RETURNS. Dried milk will pay 2s 6d to 2a 9d per lb butter-fat. 1 Glaxo has paid and will pay 2s to 2s.' 3d per lb butterfat. Cheese has paid and will pay 2s to 2s Id per lb butter-fat. 212 Waitoa, O.R.P. title, all grassed; new 5-roomed house, bathroom, scullery, wash-house and motor-shed; 8 bail cowshed, 4 cow plant; school 1} miles;, station 7% miles, factory 2 miles; telephone PRICE: £3B per acre; £BOO cash, balance arranged. REPORT: Owner says will accept best offer, as must sell owing to domestic reasons. The Boil is of best quality with good deep loam and has, l been heavily timbered country. On good metal roads and close to future, dried milk condenser. 971/207/2. THERE'S MONEY IN THIS. 264 Elstow, freehold; all in grass, 10 paddocks, watered by springs and wells; 5-roomed house with all conveniences; first-class cowbaik, whare and several sheds; Glaxo depot close; school and P.O. 1 mile, township 2 miles, saleyards 3 miles, station 5 miles. PRICE: £47 10a per acre; cash £ISOO. REPORT: All flat and ploughable. Total milk cheques from 41 cows and 12 heifers, £1,155 13s 7d. Also has wintered and carried the whole season 37 2-year-old heifers, 7 horses, 3 bulls, 30 c-'Ves, and all in real good conditiou. Would cut up into 3 good dairy farms having long frontage on two roads. 944/210/2. Our Property Guidie is most interesting and instructive to farmers wanting farms. IT'S FREE. H. H. DORR 8c CO., lend and Commission Agents, TE AROHA, - i ■ ~. ,a MOPRE - JONES BROS." ............. Hamilton. ONE MILE TO GLAXO FACTORY, Hauraki Plains 130 ACRES rich drained swamp (no floods reach this); highly improved; well subdivided and watered; good house and outbuildings; orchard; milking shed (concreted) and milking machine; 1 mile to station store, P.O. and school. A cheap property at £SO per acre.—9. ACRES, good dairying country, 6 miles to largest Glaxo factory; 1£ to railway, P.O etc.; well watered; upito-date house, cowshed (concreted) and milking machine. £35 per acre. This will increase in value quickly. *—s \ MOORE-JONES BROS., Victoria Street Hamilton. H. Travers Twiss, Manager. NEW GOODS,' From youth to old age the Jeweller furnishes you with love's offerings and mementoes of the brightest, best and most honorable events of your lives. T3W'jewel as a gift since time immemorial has been the emblem of the deepest affection. Yor • will be well rewarded by an inspection of the most useful and appropriate gifts displayed at our premises. , t BENs PMEKS, - THE RING JEWELLER.— Stratford. Those 285. JOS, W. BOOK, BUILDER' &. CONTRACTOR, Regan' Street, STRATFORD. Estimates given for all descriptions oS? work' in tows, or country. Daily 1 fretus&rodfr • iftwaaiir. Xtty&uu 10*,.