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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 220, 13 April 1933, Page 2

W. H. H. YOUNG (1) 97‘ACRES, near Eltham—Good five-roomed house, hot and cold ■water, electric tight, implements, and manure shed. Good cowshed with three-cow plant and electric motor g 6 with the farm. Near school and factory ,on tar-sealed road. Carrying 40 cows, 15 yearlings and two heifers, bull, three horses, 20 sheep. 'Produced 13,200 butterfat. Well sheltered with live hedges, 12 paddocks, well watered. Price £34 with £BOO down. Cheapest farm in Taranaki. (2) 100 ACRES, GOING CONCERN, near Stratford—Good Uve-rooamd house, nearly new. Good cowshed * concrete floor, 10 paddocks, well •watered by streams; 25 acres stumped "and well laid down., Level and well t sheltered, 28 good cows, three spring 8 weaners, bail, 2 horses, cart, harness, plough, harrows, disc. Factory shares: 2 pood haystacks; three acres swedes go with the farm. PRICE £I6OO with £7OO down. Balance easy. Walk on, walk out.

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