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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 47, 13 July 1912, Page 3

LAND BUYERS! LOOK AT THIS. 60 ACRES. HANDY LITTLE DAIRY FARM, adjoining School, Factory and Post Office; 25 acres been ploughed, and re sown, well grassed and fenced; on good metalled road. Q ix-roomed house and 10-bail cowshed. Price £3O per acre, with £250 cash. Balance 7 years at 5 per cent. A splendid opportunity. 75 ACRES. CHOICF DAIIIY FARM, situated in the Mahoe District, exceptionally well passed and fenced, all ploughable; opposite Factory, Telephone and School. First-class house of 10 rooms, cowshed stables and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry 35 cows Price £35 per acre; £750 cash. 110 ACRES. CHOICE DAIRY FARM, all level, well grassed, on good metalled road, subdivided into 12 paddocks, 50 acres been ploughe good house of six rooms, 11-bail cowshed, cartshed and all necessary outbuildings; hali-iuile to factory, one mile to railway station. Price £25 per acre; £3OO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per 100 ACRES. English grasses; subdivided into 10 paddocks, 85 acres be< ploughed and renewed; quarter mile from Factory, 10 chains fro bchool; new house of 7 rooms; concrete floor cowshed Price, £32 10s per acre; £SOO cash. ' 125 ACRES. ? alry eH grassed ' s P len <lidly fenced; on good me ailed road; half mile to Cheese Factory; 6ne mile to schoT eiTiJed. t0 Rail * ay station - Good hmise oi &™sSk.. Price £l6 per acre; £SOO cash, 150 ACRES, SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, situated in the Maho* nto 10 paddocks, dl ploughable quarter mile to School and Factor and lelephone Houses of six rooms and four rooms; 16-bail co\ shed {concrete floor), and yards with water laid on; " Pnce £2B per acre; £SOO cash. 200 ACRES. SP U SSJ? ? ahT n am ' all I level and P subdivided into 14Paddocks; well watered; quarter mile to School, Factory a " Post _ Office; 8-roomed house, 15-bail cowshed. Price, £2B per acre, with £BOO cash. ■ .? 0 ?-~ A3 we have had !6 years' successful dairv farmina in this district, we claim to have a fair knowleZ of kJ™W and can advise our .clients, where best to puTchafe W, w! * our register the pick' of Taranaki from *J* | LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, v Stratford CHEAP DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE house. Price £26; £4OO down, ««iuwtw» aiu., 4 -roo gQ ACRES, all in grass, well watered; good metalled xwdsj % mUe from om ' *" "«* *«* 226 A i? EE !' well tered > *)i »a* f "«« fectoryj milking over 85 com. A^« 8 " r °n med hOUSe ;, A 7>r £2 ° auie > *vuo cash. 250 ACRES, all m grass; 14 paddocks, 100 acres been ploughed; quarter nule h™»P J T °Vr meXy ' one r mile -! rom ' sch ° ol and s ta «°n. Good O-roomed House, etc. £2O per acre. Easy terms. ' Write or call on' ''.'■'■ LAND AGENTS. STBATFOED WE SELL THE EARTH. DAIRY FARM SNIPS following fine farm properties are'taken from W. H H Youn« & Co's ■th, Snt and v roP^ ty p R T t " , i fi , m haS ° n its bo( * s e 'best o farms in the district. Mr T. Gardner, land salesman, has had twenty years' farming experience in the -district, and his advice is obtainable by clients as to locality, productiveness, and so on. Cljents shown over properties free of fg ACRES, all ploughable, nine paddocks, 70 acres ploughed and sown down in English grasses; good house and outbuildings; creamery on section £3O per acre;,,£4oi) ~.:_); good mortgages. tyJVit ACRES.'Io paddocks, all ploughable; well ; fenced, metalled road 1V 2 , miles school, creamery, and railway station; guaranteed to carry 40 cows;; 21 acres of crop, 5 acres turnips, 1 acre carrots, 20 cows, spring drav cant , implements, three stacks bay; the lot £27 10s per acre, a model farm will nav to inspect. ' v ' 110 ACRES > about 70 acres stumped and resown; 11 paddocks; all well sheltered with natural and ornamental plantation; good 7-roomed house splendid outbuildings; everything in real good order; £34 per acre- f?oo<i terms. ' ° _ *~iES; tip-top Dairy Farm, one mile school, factory and raih „ tion; good buildings, and orchard. Price £27 per acre; easy terms, to a good man. ■ . j tOA ACRES, 105 in grass, balance in bush, good fences, metalled road school, creamery and;P ( ;o. one mile; good house and cowshed. £l2 >re; £3BB cash, or will exchange for sheep country. 'ACRES, all in grass <B.acres shelter), 14 "paddocks, well watered- all *"* ploughable, and 90 ploughed and grassed; sheep-proof fencing 15 Chain 3 from creamery, one mile from factory, school, post office and railway station; good buildings; £l7 10s per acre. A splendid opportunity SHEEP FARM.-540 acres; 470 acres in grass, turnips and rape; two miles from school; 1.i.p.; good large sheepyards, cowshed and proline orchardgood terms; consider exchange. fc»-good dairy farm *' W. H. H. YOUNG & GO. LAND AN PRO PERTY AGENTS v * TIXT STRATFORD., _LAND SALESMAN .T. GARDINER

No other Tea itandi which a teat of quality i exeallesoe and 18 the favorite beoame tt h tto bert. Allata*. W, yio and a/-™"™ 7 ' " ID I ACRES a 1 m grass, all ploughable; 7-roomed house, 12-bail cowsied trapshec, implement shed; onemile from factory, school, PO and storecarry 60 cows. A splendid district. _ Owner received £B4 for onel ionth fro£ 55 equity, £2IOO. Consider exchange for 75 to 100 390 A( ?, E f: freeh ° ld . warm sheep country, also suitable for cows; land Tincows- w/ T'T h ! iS; Cal '7 2% shee l s t0 the a «' e > also' about 50 SEVERAL GOOD EXCHANGES OFFERING. LAND AGENT STRATFOKD,