MEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY C°LIMITED. STRATFORD.. STQP.K AUCTIONEERS, LA ED SALESMEN, A?«D I': V,' rm ; n GENERAL MERCHANTS f»wHi Vio. 3 m •} )|Aj ( , v ( ' . ’* { .. ■ rj DAIRY FARMERS” ‘‘Tbtes4 properties with] a little attention will improve in value and may b« bought; on easy terms.” OT.-I :i?m .. || ! i i; i !! ; Ha. ; ,a:• • ; i O /fl A ACRES FREEHOLD, good grass land, all felled, and in grass; AfTrU divided into 12 jpaddocks/ with fences in good order; House, sheds, and 12-bail cowshed; If miles to factory, railway, and school. Price £22 per acre; £3OO cash, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. Carry 70 cows and 100 sho-op. No. 212 -rt P/C} ACRES, FREEHOLD, now 6-roomed House, and 11-bail concrete J. % £ cowshed; 2 miles to factory, and If to school, post office, and railway; all crops, hay, turnips, etc., are given in; will carry 60 cows, and do them well. Price £2O per acre; £2OO cash, and the balance in 5 years. 241 /•7QT ACRES, FREEHOLD; a nice Jittlo Farm, within a few minutes of g ij 2 school, faetdry, store, etc.; two-thirds of the land has been Iplbitgbed and well.laid down, and there are numerous paddocks with good fences and gates; very nice/homestead, house of 8 rooms, and 6-bail cowshed. Price £2B per acre. This property has advantages which no other farms have, and wo consider that attliis price it is the best investment offferiu'g.'yWrite for jfull particulars; good terms may be arranged. No. 129 /If: ACRES, splendid grazing land, well fenced and divided, with gheop~X. proof fences, posts of matai, hinan, and totara ; could milk 50 cows if wished; 5-roomed House, trap-shed, etc. ; metal road, 3 miles to Rowpship, etc. Price £7 per acre. No. 328 QAA ACRES, FREEHOLD, nice lying, well sheltered dairy farm; all in grass and crops, with numerous paddocks; good fences and gates, nice homestead, splendid cowshed, also implement, gig, and buggy shed, |iayshod and 2 loose boxes, washhouse, good 8-roomsd house with bathroom and all conveniences, 3min. to school and creamery, and 1 mile to railway; good metal roads. Price £2O per acre; £7OO cash, or less to a reliable man; balance 10 years at 5 per cent, on Ist mortgage. Wo recommend inspection of this property, as we consider it cheap, and it will bo worth another £lO per acre long before the mortgage would fall due. No, 240 A. C. BELL, Land! Salesman. MACHINERY—WE STOCK FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS DISC lIARROWS {without pole) CHAIN AND SPI™ HAB ROWS? AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A- HEWiTT, AgMIL
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 20, 21 May 1912, Page 2
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