Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 21, 25 June 1913, Page 3

THESE Fj MUST IMPOVE IN VALUE. i They Represent the Pick of the District. We have others just as good, in various areas. Each is a reproductive farming proposition at the price asked, and each one will l>e worth bigger money next year. See the farmers' own figures regarding these places, their capacity and earning power. A SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE PROMPT. 55% ACRES, all well grassed, subdivided into 8 paddocks; 30 acres been ploughed and re-sown; land of rich quality and of good c&rrviM StL Sm e e d rv ab °Good / % ffiileß *7T Sk £22 casn ° omed h ° U8e ' C ° WBhed ' *»*•*• etc ' Prt » HANDY-SIZED AND GOOD LAND. X 36 ACHES FREEHOLD LAND, all grassed and ploughable; subdivided really choice little dairy farm. Price £ls per A GOOD INVESTMENT. Ig3 farm, subdivided into 8 paddocks, all plough able: 7-roomed house. 24-bail r. n ™«j,=j i,„_ i_*l .*_,.,' /*"V U *?~ bc. Situated 2 miles from school STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 200 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, situated in good district; subdivided into seven or eight paddocks; all ploughable; aituiM «« *„n!i from school, P.O. and factory; 6-room ="cu, cuu. for 3 or 5 years at 30s«per acre. -> "' "■'*<• \ .■-.-■■ TOWN PROPERTD2S. NIC ! P ??? SE i Wi^ h <l section, surrounded with live hedges, nicely laid out with concrete paths. House in first-class eon* £45T a £l0 V Oc y asr Ve ntj BitUated 3 minUteß ' Walk from ™ • «". SPLENDID LEVEL %-ACRE SECTION and new 4-roomed cottage, with efec C. and E. Jackson, LAND. STOCK AND COMMISSION M7INTI, Broadway, Stratford FREEHOLD! 256 ACRES A Splendid Investment 256 ACRES FEEEHOLD > within quarter of a mile of school, post office, rail. way station and factory.; There are twelve well-fenced paddocks, all well watered and, particularly well grassed. L\ T TIP-TOP HEART, TOO. ' Nearly all ploughable; 30 acres stumped, The place IS CARRYING <SO DAIRY COWS. besides 50 ewes and about 30 head of young stock. Sevcn-roobcd. house, 25bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Iletnrns for last season, £OOS. Price £l7 10s an acre; £IOO down; balance W. H. H. YOUNG & CO., LAND AGENTS STRATFORD. N. F. DUNLOP, Land Saleman.

LEASES LEASES LEASES REALLY CHEAP, and in each caafe a PURCHASING CLAUSE WILL jju GIVEN. 230 ACRES Freehold, good land, with 10-roomed house, hot and cold watet Bath room, Pantry, numerous sheds, 24-bail Cowshed. 1 mile to faetonr ad 2'/ 2 miles to township and railway. Price £2B per acre, with £SOO eaal down; or will lease for 7 years at 290 per acre, with a purchasing claim a*. 100 acres as family is growing up. £2B. 220 ACRES Freehold, good 8-roomed house, 12-bail concrete shed. 1 mile t* "'tool and creamery, also railway, 3 miles to town. Price £2O per act? £4OO cash down, or will lease at 20s. per acre with a purchasing c'aMi at t3) No. 244 "T" 114 ACRES Freehold, one mile to factory, one and half miles to school. Mat office and telephone. S-roomed house, 12-bail shed, aw shed. W«ll feamLlVX £23« aYr!* leaSe f ° r ° yWn at 2 ° B, Per aCre With » dSJe M EXCHANGES EXCHANGES Only dealing on Selling Values. 516 ACRES Freehold, splendid cattle country on which 80 cowa ™.iM \* milked if wished. All well fenced and free of noxious House, 14-bail Cowshed, woolshed, gig and trap shed. Very cheaoYt »Ua per acre with £SOO cash down, or will accept a small amount of townW erty as deposit, leaving the balance of the purchase money on morlK for 6 years at 5 per cent. ' ™W 40 ACRES Freehold, nice little Farm almost in town. Good building m!i»if and fine plantation £4O per acre with £SOO cash, or 100 acres as family as growing up. 8 » J£2GO ACRES Freehold, good, clean milking country, new fl-roomed n„„£ bail shed, 2 miles from factory and school. 7 miles to town L. m* U Price £l4 10s per acre with flJcaih. balance at tper ent wi» J?\£ t0 10 ° acres hetwpen New Plymouth andMar2l ; IS*® 600 ACRES Tip-top Dairying Land, good buildings, factor" and witb £2OOO cash or would W. A. HEWITT, Agent. STRATFORD.

gjMPIRB gTABLBB (Under New Management) STRATFORD. A. J. DAVEV has purchased the Empire Stables from Mr. F. Cioocli, and has amalgamated it with his Roval Mail Stables. The Royal Mail Stables an; closed. plete on the Coast, digs, Buggies. < abs, Waggonettes and Drags always on hire, and the horsetresh is as reliable as can be. •Picnic Parties. Wedding Parties, Funerals, etc., catered for. Cabs meet all trains. Empire Livery and Rait Stables (next the Rateu ISridge), STRATFORD. Telephone 03.:

Ij, Land Saleman. BROADWAY. BUILT BUSINESS! SUITS We use the word "built" because it is tho'nuTiH term. The suits are planned carefully, and every piece 9f material, every thread, is subjected to n lipid test. Kvery bit of work is done bv exports. Tims the Broadway suits are better AND WEAR HKTTKR than others. Broadway Tailoring Co. .STRATFORD. VOU cang<t it cheaper it the Re i '.