FERTILE TARANAKI. "No Drought. No Floods,

Otago Witness, Issue 2812, 5 February 1908, Page 20

FERTILE TAR AN AK I. "No Drought. No Floods,

I E xARANAKI offers many inducements to tJL the South Islander. The land is fertile, the climate is mild, and we have no droughts and nq floods. I can give you a large choice of either Dairying or Sheep Country, in all areas and at all prices. ■Write and tell m« the class of Property you wantSpleiidid Sheep Farms. 3300 Acres. Price, £2 15s per acre. Easy terms. 1000 Acres in grass ; good 2i sheep per acre country ; Cottage, yards, etc. ; 4 miles to township, 18 miles to railway. 980 Acres. Price. £10,000; £5000 down. Highly - 'improved, carrying 3000 sheep ; large House, stabka, wcolshed, dip, etc. ; near Waverley. 600 Acres. 0.8-P-, at £1 per acre; goodwill, £5 per acre ; terms ; two good Houses, shed, yards, etc. ; Stratford district. Cood If Airy Farms. 230 Acres. Price, £28 10s per acre; £1200 down. Seven-roomed House, 20-bail shed; adjoin, ing factory, and close to town ; milkiDg over 100 cows. 120 Acres. Price, £14 per acre; £400 down. •9ood House, cowshed, and outbuildings ; well subdivided ; on metalled road, 1£ miles from town and railway. 100 Acres. Price, £15 10s; £200 down. I"ive-roomed House, 10-bail shed, etc. ; will carry 40 cows ; half a mile from school and factory. FRED. W. FKETHEY, LAND and ESTATE AGENT, ELTHAM.