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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 28, 29 December 1917, Page 8

■ UtIMESS NOTICES. INVEST YOUR MINEY IN LAND p ■-LASFD i TARANAKI. TARANAKI LAND TAHANAKI. N.B.—DROUGHTS UNKNOWN. Tiie Id«»l«Dß,irying Country k of the Coloniej. Newton AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT AND GENERAL MERCHANT NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, AND KAPONCA. Can offer the following properties of Bale, viz., ACRESi FREEHOLD. All in grass, well fenced and subdivided into ? numerous paddocks. All plouS^ ble > well-watered and situated within easy rdistahco from Railway, School, Factory; etc, Good farm buildings Is/Mortgage £3,000 5* per cent. PRICE £24 per acre, or owner will .iconsider. exchange for 100 acres south of Eltham. *• ONE v HUNDRED ACRES FREEHOLD. ALL LEVEL. Seven . Miles &om New Plymouth. Mostly stumped and ™mjb. CWto Factory and School. Comfortable farm buildings. ™ CE £2S P er acre Terms, £3OO down, balance arranged- Equity £9OO, or ■ owner will'take good 2nd Mortgage as part payment, or house property 115 ACRES! I 's miles from Stratford. All level and well improved. SubfdSEd into 9 paddocks. 70 acres stumped, f oughed and resown down again, ,5-roomed house, cowshed, pig ß enes,etc. PRICE £44 per acre. Terms £7OO CASH, balance 5 years at 5* per cent. Can strongly re--80 ACS FREEHOLD. All been ploughed jg P addoc^- Bhee fences, 6-roomed house, cowshed, stables, piggenes, etc, PRICE £2B per acre. Good terms to bona fide man • Properties of all descriptions for sale varying in area from 50 to 10,000 Call and see me. or write. I can suit you. '•* NEWTON KING. LAXD KEPBESENTAT.VBS:- j&gX&fEJIU-i. W. BARNIIY FEARON, Kaponga. R. CUTFILLD, Inglewood. HUGH CAMERON, Ohura. NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPONGA. '•^ss^^ssS 1 * WHEN BUYING IMPLEMENTS i,, m KEEF, JN VIEW THE FOLLOWING FOINTB. iJIiiIABIJHT.YaTr-Duncan's.GQodft are all that the word impliei, EFFICIENCY—No took do better work. CURABILITY Witb ordinary care, Duncan's Implements last 20 years.. ■ER VlCE.—Prompt Repairs, Quick Det v atdi of Renewals, Cheerful Adjustment of Complaints, etc. YOU GET ALL THII AND MORE AT THE MACHINERY HOME Of NEWTON KING.

* OAMPEELL ■ JAOKSON. LAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENT. STRATFORD. } h-! FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. • ' A first-class little dairy farm of 92 acres, situated on a good metalled road, one mile from railway station, cheese factory alongside, post office and school close handy; practically all the farm has been ploughed and laid down in good grass, shelter bush, lies to sun, good road frontage, fair house and sheds; will sell on easy,terms, or take a mortgage in exchange. Price £4O an acre. Don't miss this. 100 ACRES first-class dairy farm on metalled road, 1 mile from factory and school, level farm and' clean, in the best dairying district, new house of five rooms, hot and cold water laid on, washhouse with house tubs,' windmill, new concrete cowshed with concrete floor, A.W.R. Milking Plant. If you want a good farm and a good home, buy this; it will please you. Come and inspect it. Price £47 an acre, including milking plant, easy terms given. I have some cheap town property for sale, in bare sections a or house 'propbrty. • Gall and inspect. Money to lend at | current rate.}'/ Arrange your finance now. Houses to let. jL gSpBE JACKSON. BROADWAY STRATFORD.

GREETINGS TO ALL. AH API?Y i NEW - YEARI >' % May 1918 bring you happiness and pros- ' stu. pertiy. To our expressions 'of goodwill "\-;j: let us add BEST THANKS for the nice volume of business with which you have favoured us during 1917. You can rely on our every effort to merit your" support during the New Year—by supplying the finest goods at economic F. EDWARDS. CHEMIST. STRATFORD.