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Taranaki Daily News, 3 November 1919, Page 3

C. R. FINNERTY, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone No. 29G. >!? ACRES freehold, all level and all .. been stumped and ploughed; well fenced and subdivided; situated onvgood metalled road, close to school and fac-i tory and i mile to railway station; carrying 35 cows and dry stock; very good buildings; nous cowahed and out-1 buildings. Price £45 per acre. »7K ACRES, dairy farm, dlfyoughable and well fe: :ed and subdivided into 8 paddocks; situated on good road handy to school and oppo.ite dairy factory; 4-roomed house, 9-bail cowshed and trap shed; excellent prospective value. Price £3O per :_re. 94.A ACRES, dairy farm, subdivided '*'*" into 16 paddocks; situated on good metalled road, U to factor-, school and railway station; carry 70 cows and dry stock;-'-roomed House, good cowshed, motor shed and outbuildings; 4-cow plant milking machine. Price £33 15s per acre, cash or easy terms. TO DAIRYMEN I HAVE for sale 100 acres of level, heavy dairying land witli buildings, beautifully situated 4 miles Hamilton and Frankton Junction; station and school opposite; with further improvement will carry 50 cows and serve dried milk at 3/- per lb butter-fat. Owner has agreed to sell at £62 per acre and £IOOO cash, balance 3 and fi 3-ears «t 6 per cent. Don't leave this too long—it is good .buying. Arrange inspection with I MARTIN WILLIAMS, LAND AGENT HAMILTON, fog ffl, Ifeon* M»