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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1919, Page 3

MOORE - JONES BROS. Victoria St., Hamilton. A GOOD SPEC. 540 4 miles from Cambridge, all iri grass, all ploughablc; large area ricli cabbage tree flats; school 1J miles; rural delivery; cream cart passes. A good speculation at £27 per acre. 57 112 ACRES CARRYING 40 COWS. And other stock; house 5 rooms, all conveniences, buggyshcd, 6-bail cowshed, milking plant, and other good outbuildings; 12 paddocks well watered; school and factory 1 mile, railway station 4 miles. £45 per acre. A nice farm for a genuine settler. 11 MOORE-JONES BROS., H. Travers '.Cwiss, Manager.

GLAXO!! GLAXO!! GLAXO!! 2s 4d per lb Butter-fat. 350 ACRES, freehold; 8 miles from Hamilton, 2 miles from the Glaxo factory; considered to be the best farm in the district; all dead level and in the best of English grasses. The owner milked last season 120 cows, and also did a lot of fattening, and carried about 250 sheep; would easily carry 170 cows; 2 miles from railway station, school, etc.; last season the Glaxo factor) paid 2s 4d per lb for butter-fat and there is every prospect of them paying more this season. Work it out for yourself and see what marvellous returns can be got from this farm. All necessary buildings are on the property. There is no mortgage on the place, and the owner will accept £2OOO deposit and leave the balance for 7 years at. 5j per cent. Price, £55 per acre; terms, £2OOO cash. Apply to the sole agents.

MATTHEWS BEOS,, HAMILTON. Daily News motor cat services from New Plymouth to Haw era: Leaves 4.30 a.m., returning from Hawera (L. 0. Hooker's) 6.30 a.m„ Eltham 6.50, Stratford 7.20, Inglewoot". 7.50, Egmont Village 8. Coach fares. G. Beere, proprietor, 625 Dwro* Street East, Kw, Plj m