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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 305, 23 December 1914, Page 8

aus rft ess wot* be*. yAffll ■ LAMB! LAMB! Taranaki. smmmr, tarahaki, COUNTRY el AUSTRALASIA A MjLOEIIEE. AUCTIONEER, LARD AGENT aiid GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST 1M ACRES Freehold, ell in grass, situated between Stratford and Kaponga, and in close proximity t 0 factory, school and Post Office. Good sabstanial residence, oowghed and other farm buildings. »rloe £2B 183 p«r acrs. farm* £286 cash, balance easily arranged. Cheap*'. - i * M ACRES, Freehold—Right on tn Sea Coast. All level, excellent quality and well improved. Ffica £55 per acre. Terms £250 cash, Balance 8 years at S per oenl. Good 8-roomod house, granary, cowshed, etc. -. Will carry 40 o o ws, and do them well. M tS ACRES; Freehold—All in grass. Q-roomed house, cowshed, 20 bails. Subdivided into 11 paddocks, 3 - acres stumped and ploughed. Frlce *lf per acre, Including is cows. No mortgage. Easy Isfm* to. man; N 17 ACRES, Freehold—All in grass, dose to factory, school and railway. All ploughable. 6-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Cows fpr December averaged / over £2 per head. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Price £25 per acre. Terms £l|o to £6OO cash,'balance 6 years • at S per cent. 0 7376 ACRES, Freehold Land—About 2000 acres felled and sown, 11 miles 7-wire fencing. Good shearing plant, dip and yards; cottage and woolshed;'7 miles from ,post office and store. Price £3 5s per aoro. Splendid terms to be ha fide man. The land is of good quality, undulating to hilly, and will carry 2 sheep. There is a fortune in this farm. Motor car road to property. NP-TO-DATE MOTOR GARAOE FOR BALK. My Lahd Register comama tho lok of tho Taransh! Prewfaao, and l» - viators lof SKsep Farms, Dairy Farms, J |jid Buslnsssss at alf dossrlptlsna ■ would do woll ts nonsuit mo bofors purchasing olsowhsro. -Hi*',—l son wit you.. •AIRY FARMS, from Bt to ISO Asrss, Sheep Runs la areas Ihom IMO ' 10,000 Amv*,, =af rery reasonable prices. Clients shown over prop nil OF OHARGR. Comwpondeioe invited. Loans Negotiated J. M. HICNETT, Stratford. KAlir iKPREtBNTATIVEtsFF lAN K ORBELL, Now Plymouth. W. B. F FEARON, Kaponga. JUST A REMINDER! TAKE AN EARLY OPPORTUNITY OF INSPECTING OUR HARVESTING MACHINERY: MOWERS, RAISES, TEDDERS, SWEEPS, STACKERS. ,&ING*#W PLYMOUTH ETRATFORE X KAPONGA.

THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY X OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. (Successors to Gillies and Raider) STOCK AUCTIONEERS. LAND, INSURANCE, MACHINERY, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. AGENTS AT— Eltham, Stratford, Waltara, Opunako, and"M£nala. REGULAR STOCK SALES HELD AT Hawora, Eltham, Manila, Okalawa, Auroa, and Kaporea. PRIVATE SALES OF STOCK. Earing Agents right throughout Taranaki, wo are in an excellent position to handle this class of badness, and clients entrusting us with their stock for disposal u*n raly on prompt sales at highest ruing rates. W 0 0 LI WOOL! W 0 0 LI Wo hare made satisfactory arrangements ffcr the handling of wool ♦lips' either fol* sale in the Colony or for shipment to the Home markets, and are prepared to make advances on growing clips. BAS 1C SLAQi MANURES! SUPERPHOSPHATE! Wo ore in a position to supply this in any quantity for next season at UndsaiM Currant Wataa, and aro now booking orders. MAG HI H S E RYI MACHINERY! OOME ’to us for Ony machinery you may b© requiring, and you will dnd .thb prices ".are right.

DONALDS IT HAT* 0R D CARA GE. Arrival of ■ the Celebrated Morrlr Oxford LJgnt Oar. The Best "Light Cdr in the Wad' While anil Hoppe’s Engine and Car borettor. ftubery Owen and Oo.’g Steel Chassis and Forgings: flanker’s Pressed Steel Detachable Wheels' all BroMdsa of the Motoring Business Catered tor. UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY, Export Mechanic for all Repairs. ■RLE AGENTS FOR ROYAL RUBY Motor Cycle. ’PhoiWf (Day) 7*l (Night) 173. DONALDS •THAT FORD CAR ACS. IfeEG to Notify the Public that I have now taken over the New end Up-to-date CLUB HOTEL STABLES. Harness 'Stands Is, Hacks Stands 6d. Feeds Is 6d. 1 abai! be pleased to see an old and mw customers, who can rely on tin beotof attention and civility. i. THACKER