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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 18, 21 June 1913, Page 3

MUST IMPOVE IN VALUE i They Represent the Pick of the District. We have others jnst .■< as good, in various areas. Each is a reproductive proposition at the price asked, and each one will be worth* bigger money next year. ,;* i,\ See the farmers' own figures regarding these places, their capacity and earning power. •* A SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE PROMPT. gg>/a ACRES, all well grassed, subdivided into 6 paddocks; 30 acres been ploughed and re-sow?*- '—-' -* -•-'- -—«-"■ « -* ■ •• • J capacity; situated about 2% : mile from creamery. Good 5-rooi £22 per acre; £B2O cash. .' ->< HANDY-SIZED AND GOOD LAND. 136 AC ? ES FRE EHOLD LAND, all grassed and ploughable; suWividrfw T? 5 pad^lkß .j B°oi 8 ° oi p ' and w - fences »' Bew house of 5 wona'.and' large wash-house; 10-bail cowshed, with concrete floor and pared yard. A 1 really choice little dairy farm. Price £ls per acre; £B4O cash. .' % A GOOD INVESTMENT. . 1 *l3 A r ES ' farm, subdivided into 8" paddocks, all pic -"** able; 7-roomed house, 24-bail cowshed, hay loft, stable, store* rapshed, etc.; will carry 75 cows with. ease, 'situated 2 miles' £S?l— . and creamery. Price £32 per acre; ,£SOO cash. Very easy terms. ? : * STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. .'$ .2QO A ® ES FREEHOLD LAND, situated in good district; subdivided fotoS - . seven or eight paddocks; all ploughable; situated on good metalled l road 2 miles from school, P.O. and factory; 6-roomed housefKHott ', shed, etc. Lease for 3or 5 years at 30s per acre. . TOWN PROPERTIES. . ' '• * NICE 5-ROOMED HOUSE, with quarter-acre section, surrounded with B*\ hedges, nicely laid out with cone M *,»»>. w„..„„ .-_ u..i _•... ' ' TZ n a^J n ery c ° nvement ; «*«» ted 3 minutes' walk from P.O. *rio» ' ±450; £IOO cash. **»»» SPL S^S,f LE ? L f SECTlON'andnew 4-roomedcottage, withel*/ Stmt!£££** 6 m,nutes ' Wfl,k from > 0. and E. Jackson, LAND, MOCK AND CGIiMISSION ' Broadway, Stratford MORE THAN HALF THE WORLD DRINKS But comparatively few ffootfr <■"*> :.-v..»teft'.- i ;■■:;. ' : : " : •■'•'. r '- ¥■■/•■ "' rt-;;A?gQodly number .of i,, '„.*; "few" live in and; arbund'lStratford, andv')-"'-■ ""' ■j ,;? dfillk,-■ ;V '? -•' ; t t •■-..;„.., '■' •■ / : -. v." ■ X. BLUE & PINK tiIBJJL V .-•■■/• •••••■ T ! ' B ft de,iciou ?> refreshingbeverage, "if!. " >'fh a chqice thai, inakes it the'J-. v ; ;-. "i: *.:,,;■; ..'favorije.tea of the district. \ ■■ :\\-;, ».ll •|ii-ri , l .!•!'.'. •-' i ; '-' i(* ' ■ l',. , ■'. ■.. , .'. :■:•-; A trial will convince you,of Jts supeirr- ■ or'ity? '• y " \ ; ' '■■ r*,H. YOiiiilco Merchants Stratford. LEASES LEASES "''LEASES '| REALLY CHEAP, and in each case a PURCHASING■> CLAUSE - WILL arf'*. 1 230 ACRES Freehold, good land. ,m a l 0I W \ *"? -° r 7 **"* at 29fl * r kire ' ™»' 100 acres as family is growmg up. £2s. • ?**"**#P" • 2 l A ™/!!l h^„ go _'ii ß :™ omed I 1 0 "1 8.?' i 2 : bail concrete, shed. I,-n. *x .-,.... r ,1ea5e at *"*•■ No. 244 EXCHANGES EXCHAN Only deaUng on Selling Valufis. ; 516 ACRES Freehold, ..splendid cattle eountry on which 80 co milked if wished. All well fenced and free of noxious weeds House, 14-bail Cowshed, woolshed, gig and.trap shed. Verv'd per-acre Ayith iSOO parfh' dqwn, or will accept a small amomS i erfy as deposit, leaving the balance of the purchase monfi ) , for 0 years at 5 per cent. m 140 ACRES Freehold! nice' little Farm almost in town Good ra , and fine plantation. ,040 per acre with £SOO cash, or will e^ 100 acres as family as ■ growing up. ■ •! . 2fio ACEES Freehold, good, clean milk% cou?try, new <5-r| j bail shed, 2 miles from factory and Bfln °ol. 7 miles to t| Price £14,10s per acre with £3OO cash, at 5 per cent,' i for 80 to 100 acre's between New Plymouth and ■Marion! 600 ACRES Tip-top Dairying Land, good buildings, factory and £4O per acre with £2OOO cash down, or wou, d consider exchanj country. , , No. 286 .Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency $3 mi <V A. HEWITT, Agent. STSATFO! A. C BELL.

BROADWAY. BUILT BUSINESS SUITS ARE BETTER. We use the word "built" because it is the crrreet term. The suits are planned carefully, and every p.ece of material, every thfpiid, is S'-' jeeted to a rigid test. ' bit of work is doir . . perts. Thus the ~,,. suits are bctt' AND T ' than others. HjsTTER Broadway Tailoring Co. STRATFORD. \"OU can get it cheaper \t the Re I Post

B MPIRU STRATPOP r f' ,;m« ib« Roy*: .*a jStWSk *nd the aonetieeh U u reUaM«hM, funerals,, fo., catered for. Oabi meet all trains. A. J. DAVBY, Empire Livery and Bait fitablw (next tlr Patea Bridge) STRATFORn*v,^