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Taranaki Daily News, 21 January 1920, Page 3

LAND FOR SALE. C.« R.< FINNERTY, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, BROADWAY ... STRATFORD. Telephone No. 288. K Oft ACEES freehold, situated on good road, close to railway station and iy 2 miles to cheese factory and school; well fenced and subdivided by sheep "and cattle-proof fencing into 10 paddocks; good 8-romed house, bathroom, scullery, woolshed with shearing machines installed, yards, cowshed, motor hed and outbuildings; will cr.rry CO dairy cows and carry 400 sheep and dry stock or two sheep to acre, and cattle Price £l3, easy terms if rehired. >TA AORES good, handy little dairy farm on good road, J mile to school and one mile to cheese factory and railway station; well fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; will carry 28 cows besides horses and dry stocK. Good 4roomed ouse, scullery, bathroom and pantry and concrete iloorci cowshed, trapshed, store room anj. 2-roomed cottage. Milking machines and stock at valuation.

292 ACRES Freehold, good 8-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings; 6-bailed concrete cowshed with machines installed; all in grass; all ploughable; 14 paddocks well watered;'2 miles from factory, school and P.O. Price £25 per acre, cash £ISOO. 119 ACRES Freehold, metal road; real good 4-room-ed house; concrete cowshed; atl in grass, level and ploughable; will milk 45 cows; 10 well-fenced, well watered paddocks; 2 miles from factory, school and P.O. In good locality and a good farm. Price £39 per acre, cash £7OO. Wo have personally inspected properties and can safely recommend them as good propositions. BARNITT & ROBEP/TSON. VALUERS, FINANCIERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone 252. P.O. Box 8. CAMBRIDGE LUCERNE LAND. \QQ ACRES mostly ploughable, 60 acres grassed, few acres crop, balance fern land, black soil on clay; well watered and subdivided; wintered 20 cows and other stock; very good house (telephone) 5 rooms and conveniences; S-bnil cowshed (concreted); railway 4 miles, rural delivery, dried milk depot next season, 1$ miles. Snip, £3O per acre, £BOO deposit. Sole agenti. £l7 GOING CONCERN £l7

PREVIOUSLY £25 PER ACRE. lOA' ACRES Morrinsville; new country, 00 acres newly grassed; splendid creeks and little swaup; 12 acres crop; wintered 12 cows and horses; new house 3 rooms and conveniences; 6l>ail cowshed; handy rural delivery and cream cart; dried milk next season; (1 miles, railway and town; 12 cows, bull, horses, imi-kments, etc., included; reduced to £l7 to buyer with £ISOO cash, A good farmer can double this price in 12 months. A bargain. Sole Agents. MOORE-JONES BROS. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON R. P. STAPLES, Manager. 1250 ACRES Preshold, 050 acres in grass, balance bush; R roon.ed house and 3-roomed cottage. Price £S per acre, cash, £2OOO. 550ACRLS. Freehold, all in grass; 8-roomcd house; carrying 2J sheep and cattle. Price £l2 per acre, cash £2OOO. 1150 ACRES; SOO in grass, balance bush; 2-roomed house; 2 sheep country. Price £6 per acre, terms arranged. HICKS BROS., LAND AND ESTATE AGISTS. RIDGWAY ST, WANGANUI.

ANOROLhandemol' FOR THE HANDS AFTERGARDENING HOUSEWORK MILKING "WASHING The Anorol Toilet Coy,, London. Taranaki Agents— FITZGERALD'S PRESCRIPTION pHARMACY, DECEMBER. PLANT BROCCOLI FOR NEXT WINTER. Also CELERY.' And there is still time for those Annuals. W: PETTTGREW FAIRBANKS NURSERIES, STRATFORD. JOS. W. BOON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. REGAN STREET. STRATFORD. Estimates giwi for all descriptions of I building work in t6wn or country. Dairy j