Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1916, Page 3

FIRST CLASS GRAZING tfARM, 400 ,4 ? KES freeholli < 32 P acres in splendid future: 80 acres good bush; «p* siderable proportion ploughable, gooe japa land and suitable for mixed farming; subdivided into 10 paddocks. Well uilt sheep and cattle yards: 3i roomed whare, orchard and garden. Price £lO per acre, terms £SOO sash and balance can remain on reasonable, terms. 1248 AC P ES - freehold, good grazing country, papa formation; well fenced and subdivided into convenien sheep-proof paddocks; two sets sheep yards; comfortable whare; iron woolshed; cattle yards; sheep dip. 1000 aerei m best of mixed grasses, balance in bush; easy sheep hills and valley; carries 2 sheep to acre; 1 milo to Post Office, 7 miles by good road to sale yards, store, Price £6 per acre, terms about '£2ooo cash, balance can remain on reasonable terms. Stock can be taken at valuation. 735 ACRES in North Taranaki, 335 acres LLP. at 1/- per acre; 400 acrw freehold, 430 acres in grass; 135 acres felled bush; 175 acres good bush to fall; very rich papa land country; 40 acres river flats, balance good sheep and cattle country; ring fenced and wel subdivided into sheep-proof paddocks, first class fences; comfortable 6-roomed house, orchard and garden; practically new woolshed and yards. Wintered 2% sheep and 60 head mixed cattle.' Good metal motor road, 61 miles to township, sale yards (fortnightly sales). Owner leaving for the front. Price £7 12s per acre; an absolute bargain, terms about #1250 cash required* and stock can be taken at valuation. 400 ACRES ' behold, Taranaki; all In best of mixed English grassiS, fronttek ~. .SS od metal road9 > and hand y *° township, school etc.; well fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks; 6-roomed house, bathroom, cowshed, wooUhedi 2 sets sheep yards. * Price £ll per acre, terms cash and balance can be arranged for on tori reasonable terms. »-* NEWTON "KING, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENT, DEVON ST., NEW PHTMOOTft

As Superior as it LooksThe "Egmont" Gig; Even without an intimate knowlodge of the. ; undisputed merits of the construction of the "EGMONT" gig, you feel as soon as you see it that Taranaki farmers are right In giving it pride of place. What is more important, the more you know about it, the more Btrenuously you will uphold their opinion. The "EGMONT" is quality throughout. Egmont Coach & Carriage Co., (Just south of the Victoria Bridge),

FRUIT PESTS. Now is tie time to SPRAY your fruit trees, and for that purpoie I can supply:— VACUUM RED SPRAYING OIL In A pint, 1 pint, 1 gallon, and 4 gallon tins, COOPER'S FUNGICIDE In lib and 71b tins. "HARBAS" V Jn 1 gallon tins. "VERMORITE" In packets. "ECLAIR" KNAPSACK SPRAY PUMPS. "SUCCESS," "COLONIAL," and "ALPHA" PUMPb GENERAL MERCHANT,

BROADWAY; TAILORING C.OMPAN Y, Save bemoved to largeb premises. Two Doors from Newton King's Auction Mart. THE BEST HAND SEPARATOR MADE. THE FORTUNA, theSe Parator that the retailer need not be ashamed to recommend and the purchaser' will never regret buying, as it is simple enough for anyone to understand, yet there is enough of it to make it & clean skimmer and a reliable, durable worker, easy to turn and easily cleaned and put together. Moreover, all spare parts are easily orocured at reasonable; B. HARKNBJSjS JULIET STREET, STRATFORD. OR AGEXTS.

TO STAND THE I SEASON at STRATFORD and TRAVEL the Surrounding Dis- _' triet, as required, The Pute-brcd Trotting Stallion ADVANCE. (Bred by the well-known breeder, J. C. N. Grigg) By Prince Imperial—Rose; full brother to Prince Randal, 2.21; Advocate, 2.20; and Clotah, 2.19. Advance is a beautiful black, of great conformation, and stands 16.2 His stock have won fame in the South, whether on the race-track, in the showring, or on farm work. Advance only raced until 2i/ 3 years old, and gained a record for the National Cup (Christehurch), two miles, in 4min 4Gsec, which is evidence of his great pace, beating, amongst others, Albertorious and Black Child. Out of nine starts, he secured four firsts, two seconds and three unplaced. Advance has sired a' number of good performers, including Hedvic, who went n mile and three furlongs in 3.1j and ii.4o. Promotion, a winner over a mile in 2.1 S; General Advance, Drum Major, Rearguard, Tarah, etc., all good winners. Terms, £0 0.5. Two or more mares as per arrangement. All care taken, but no responsibility. Fee parable br January 1, 1917. Will trarel as follows: —Douglas (Monday), Cardiff (Tuesday-, Inglewood. (Wednesday), Eltham (Friday). W. HAWKE, Empire Stables, Stratford.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT PUXGAREHU ana Travel the District between Opunake and New Plymouth, the purebred Clydesdale HERE - I - COME, 242, N.Z. C.5.8., Vol 1. Sire—Hcre-I-Go (243); dam Dolly (707) Terms: Single mare, £4; two or more ns arranged. Also— The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, ROYAL MASTER 1351 N.Z.S.B. (5 years old). Sire, Eoyal Crown, 544 N.Z.5.8.; Dam. Flora, 1520 N.Z.S.B. For full pedigrees see cards. Terms: £4; two or more mares aa arranged*. Fees payable January I, 101? PYMONS BROS., 1 ''.TJ'pWWe," EupwjH'

DAILY MOTOR-CAR SERVICE. ' RAIIOTU TO XEW 'PLYMOUTH. eiglit-seater Hudson Car wBl leave Rnliotu daily at 7.46 a.m., arriving Now Plymouth 0.20 a.m. Leave Kew Plymouth (National Bank corner), at 4.30 p.m.; arrive Baliotu 6 p.m. Pares may be booked and parcels l*f» with Mr. J. H. Walker, at Cattlert Office Brougham Street. - MOMOJU TAMTHANAs groprietoft