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Taranaki Daily News, 9 October 1922, Page 7

land for sale. SHEEP FARMS. DAIRY FARMS HOUSE PROPERTY. yyOOL AND MUTTON ARE RISING IN VALUE. Get in quick and reap the benefit of the reductions in price. I have some cheap farms, such as 240 Acres reduced from £l2 10s to £7 10s per acre, and imany others even more so; Dairy Farms reduced from £lO to £2O per acre on last year’s prices, and cheese and butter going up. Come and'see me, and let us talk the matter over. We guarantee good values in any business we do. FOR SALE OR PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY. 1280 ACRES good sheep and cattle I country and good lot ploughable, balance very easy; 16 miles Stratford, 5 miles railway; 1000 acres graes, balance bush. Great carrying farm. Buildings only fair. Sold 11 years ago for £8 an acre; now offering for £5. Any terms, or partner with present owner. This farm is being given away. 1 Oft a CRES at £45 an acre, close to AW Stratford. A big reduction. •7A ACRES at £5O an acre, Ngaere. * Reduced £3O an acre. 7A ACRES at £4O, Ngaere, greatly ’ reduced. ALL ON VERY EASY TERMS. Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND SALESMAN, STRATFORD

FOR SALE AX ACRES, level dairying country, now on farm 31 cows, 4 heifers, 1 bull and 2 horses. Watered by windmill and streams. Concrete shed with machines. Close to town and factory. Price £B5 per acre; 2 mortgages. Equity cash about £2OOO. GEO. BIRD LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, Box 43. WAITARA. ’Phone 82.

£!C00 DOWN AS GOING CONCERN. AO ACRES, 5-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, telephone connected. Stock includes 21 choice Jersey cows, horse, cart and harness, implements and sundries. Conveniently situated. and practically all ploughed and regrassed. PRICE, only £65 as going concern. Terms: £lOOO down, balance easy terms. A^ply — J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD

COME ALONG WITH A FEW HUNDRED POUNDS AND SECURE THE BEST PROPOSITION IN TARANAKI191 ACRES, Freehold, in the best & part of Taranaki; all in grass, well fenced, watered by stream; good House of 7 rooms; good shed, 8 bails, concrete; 4-cow plant milking-machine and engine. As a going concern, £35 (including 40 good young dairy cows). This farm is one mile from factory, school, P. 0., and,railway station. Will accept small deposit to good man and leave balance 5 or 10 years at 6 per cent. Nothing better. M. M°DONALD, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. ’Phones: Day, 15'2; Private Residence. 74. Mail Orders promptly attend’d to.

TO STAND THP SEASON AT STRATFORD AND TO TRAVEL DOUGLAS, TARIKI , NGAERE, KAPONGA, AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BARON NEWTON 1087 ' BARON NEWTON is a fine type of to-day’s Clydesdale. He stands 16.2% hands high, with well-built body, and constitution of the very best, combined with flat bone and substance, with fine silky hair. Baron Newton, by Baron Bold (Imp), (40) N.Z.C.S. 8., and A.D.H.S. 8., Baron Bold, by Baron Pride 9122 Scotland dam Lillydale (980), by Newton Chief (Imp.), G.V.Z.C. 13113 C.S.B. (11), Vol. 1 N.Z.C.S.B. G. dam Lilly (979) N.Z.C.S.B. (Vol. 11), by Lord Lyon 9, Vol. 1. Great Grand Dam, Bell, by Clansman (169), Vol. 1. G.G.G. dam, Mag, by Sir Collin (imp.), 3188 C.S.B. (74) Vol. 1, G.G.G.G. daun, Clutha, by Empero (58) Vol. 1, G.G.G.G.G. dam. Rose, bred Victoria, by Blackleg (71), Vol. 1. TERMS: £5 ss, payable January 1, 1923. Good paddocking Is cd per week. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to A. J. Davey.

rpHE rpARANAKI INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION Limited. DIRECTORS: Messrs. .T B. Richards (Chairman), W. P. Kirkwood, E. Martell. Alar Good, C. J. Hawken. R. Dingle, S. Mzl- - Liberal advances mad'- on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits accepted at following rates At Call 5 per cent. 6 months b} per cent. 12 months 6 per cent. 24 months 61 per cent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Stratford. Box 83. ’Phone 125 Egmont Chambers, Fenton Street, RATAPIKO—TARIKI—TAIT AMA RURAL MAIL DELIVERY. |"|N and after 2nd January, 1922, the following time-table will be ohserved Leave Ratapiko 7 a.m., arriving at Tariki at 8.30 a.m. Settlers are requested to have mails ready to meet the above service. J. JACOBSEN, Mail Contractor.