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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 48, 15 July 1912, Page 3

LAND BUYERS! AT THIS. \ 60 ACRES. HANDY LITTLE DAIRY FARM, adjoining School, Factory and lost Office; 25 acres been ploughed, and re-sown, well grassed and fenced; on good'metalled ; road. Six-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. CHOICE DAIRY FARM, situated in the Mahoe District, exceptionallywell grassed and fenced, all ploughable; opposite Factory Telephone and School. First-class house of 10 rooms, cowshed, S^^XoX 7 outbuildings - Wiil carry 35 cows - Pri " 110 ACRES. CHOICE DAIRY FARM, all level, *dl grassed, on good metalled' road, subdmded into 12 paddocks, 50 acr'es been pSughed good house of six rooms, 11-bail cowshed, cartshed and aU neces-' sary outbuildings; half-mile to factory, one mile t. railwav «ta ' £j Pnce £25 per acre; £3oocash,Wei > 100 ACRES. CH i?^ E w IRY FARM ' all level and sown down in best English grasses; subdivided into 10 paddocks, 85 acres "en ploughed and renewed; quarter mile from Factory I l™ jZ School ; new house of 7 rooms; concrete floor cowshed Pnce, £32 10s per acre; £SOO cash. ,/ 125 ACRES." ; - Dairy Farm, well grassed, splendidly fenced- on good me ailed road; half mile to Cheese Factory; one mile'toSchool lltel Stati ° n ' G °° d hOUSe ° l four * si ' Price £l6 per acre; £SOO cash. 150 ACRES, SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY,FARM, situated in the Mahoe subdivided S£gJo£ * • : '■ v t ; , , "' v ";' ~ *~~a lour l'or-'f! • ' onxir. shed (concrete floor), and ;• ' ■'ik. water lciutii. Price £2B per acre; £SOO casn. SP S l**m, all level and ploughable, subdivided into Pn J fSnf « SJ w^7*t*e*i, qnarter #le to School, Factory and I ost Office; 8-roomed house 15-bail cowshed ■ Pnce, £2B per acre, with £BOO cash. J i« A ? W * a y e tad 16 years', successful dairy farmin« m this district, we claim to have a fair knowledge of land ™ and can advise our elients where best to purchase wTL our register the pick of Taranaki from * ' ~

G. and L Jackson, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, v Broadway, Strafford CHEAP DAIRY FARMS FOR SAf E 75 ACRES, a;i in grass, 12 paddocks, oeq mile fz om / road. Good 12-bail cowled, stable aad house. Price £26; £4OO down, .' . * ' roome » gQ ACRES, alt' in grass, well watered} good metalled roadss % mile from £23 per^n^d'own 0150 ''' ***+«~* *■»* «*/«* «onvenienS 226 A i! RE S' well watered; ltf lailca from iaqtaryj milkiag OT£r go cows. or* ?™J' 10 ,T ei house -- A £!: i? at ~ 20 »«■ at:re J *wou cash. JSO ,a mgrass; 14 P addoeks > 100 acres been ploughed- quarter from creamery, one mile from school and station. Good 6-roc house, etc. £2O per acre. Easy t«rms. Write or call on '' WAED and dunlop LAND AGENTS, STRATFORD - WE SELL THE EARTH. DAIKY FAIiM SNIPS fIpHE following fine farm properties are taken from .W. H. H. Youn« & Co '% Land and Property Register. The firm has on its books the hest farms "in the district. Mr. T. Gardiner, land salesman, has had twenty yeaio " -m----ing experience in the district, and his advice is obtainable by clients as to locality, productiveness, and so on. Clients shown over properties free of charge. - 7 Q ACRES, all ploughable, nine paddocks, 70 acres ploughed and sown down , in English grasses; good house and outbuildings; creamery on section. £3O per acre; £4OO cash; good mortgages. Q7'/a ACRES, 15 paddocks, all ploughable; well fenced, metalled road, 1% miles school, creamery, and railway station; guaranteed to carry 40 cows; 21 acres of crop, 5 acres turnips, 1 acre carrots, 20 cows, spring dray, cans , implements, three stacks hay; the lot £27 10s per acre, a model farm, will pay to inspect. ' 11H ACRES, about 70 acres stumped and resown; 11 paddocks; all well shel. tered with natural and ornamental plantation; good 7-roomed house ; splendid outbuildings; everything in real good order; £34 per acre- good terms. 177 ACRES; tip-top Dairy Farm, one mile school, factory and railway etax< tion; good buildings, and orchard. Price £27 per acre; 1 easy terms to a good man. I 04. ACRES, 105 in grass, balance in bush, good fences, metalled road school, creamery and P.O. one mile; good house and cowshed. £l2 per acre; £3BB cash, or will exchange for sheep country. OK K ACRES, all in grass (8 acres shelter), 14 paddocks, well watered; all A> °° ploughable, and 90 ploughed and grassed; sheep-proof fencing 15 chains from creamery, one mile from factory, school, post office and railway station; good buildings; £l7 10s per acre. A splendid opportunity. CJHEEP FARM.—S4O acres; 470 acres in grass, turnips and rape; two miles from school; 1.i.p.; good'large sheepyards, cowshed and prolific orchardgood terms; consider exchange for good dairy farm. * W- H. H. YOUNG & CO. LAND AM PRO PERTY AGENTS STRATFORD. LAND SALESMAN. T GARDINER Amber Tips Tea No other Tea standiM*-'-*-ltTi ex'ti! , leno» and fathefaTOnritebeaaawtthtlwbari. l/B, W0 and V-pSST* M

151 A< T RES ' a " in S rass ' all Ploughable; 7-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed trapshed, implement shed; onemile from factory, school. PO and store' rany GO cows. A splendid district. Owner received £B4 for one month from 55 acres P " """ EqUity ' £SIOO, Consider «chango for 75 to 100 390 A(^\ ES : freehold, warm sheep country, also suitable for cows; land undulating and easy hills; carry oy 2 sheep to the acre, also about 60 cows; good house cowshed, sheepyards, and conveniences; metal roads, w land handy to school, P. 0., store and railway. Price £l2 per acre; L mortgage at 5 per cent. Equity £I4OO. Exchange for about 75 to 100 acr. dairy farm or a business. SEVERAL GOOD EXCHANGES OFFERING. MORE PROPERTIES WANTED. BUYERSI STATE YOUR R_ MENTS. lAM OUT FOR BUSINESS!! J. H. THOMPSON LAND AGENT STRATFORD, .Jg||