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Taranaki Daily News, 28 September 1929, Page 3

STRATFORD MONUMENTAL WORKS. iw. E. GOFFIN JULIET STREET, STRATFORD (Opposite Railway Station) Every description of Monumental Work in Granite, Marble and Stone. Kerbings and all Cemetery Work undertaken in town or country. nTHE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING COMPANY, LTD., will receive PIGS from SHAREHOLDERS ONLY, as follows:— OCTOBER. Pihama.—Sept. 30 and October 14 and 28. Douglas.—Sept. 30 and Oct. 14 and 28„ Toko.—Sept. 30 and Oct. 14 and 28. Waireka Road. —Oct. 14 and 28. Tariki.—Oct. 1, 15 and 29. Kapuni.—Oct. 1, 15 and 29. Stratford.—Oct. 7 and 21. Huiroa.—Oct. 7 and 21. Auroa Road. —Sept. 30 and Oct. 21. Urenui. —Oct. 7 and 21. Waitara.—Oct. 8 and 22. Midhirst. —Oct. 8 and 22. Matapu.—Oct. 8 and 22. Eltham.—Oct. 9 and 23. Inglewood.—Every Wednesday. Smart Road. —Every Wednesday. NOTE. —An allowance of 1/- per hea'd will be paid on all pigs delivered at the Smart Road Works on the above dates. GOING CONCERN. * JUST TIME TO GET IN. 180 ACRES, close to Stratford, 15G acres ploughable, 10 acres bush, 15 paddocks, watered by streams. Will carry 40 dairy cows and dry stock. Practically no weeds, good 4-roomed house, 10* bail cowshed, cartshed, factory on farm, school opposite. Stock on farm at th® moment, 39 cows, 10 yearlings, 1 bull, 8 horses. Vendor has several farms, this par-, ticdlar farm being the best paying proposition. No mortgages, price as going concern £2O per acre. Terms £lOOO cash, or less to approved client. A man with energy on this low-priced land, will do better than most people on the higherpriced country. ALEX. M C MULLIAN Land, Stock and Station Agent, STRATFORD. 'Phone 424. Private 2315. Hawera Rep.: F. Litchwark. ’Phone 2339. LUCERNE “The Farmer’s Friend.” Feed your stock—and your stock will feik, you! - , „ Work your ground well and sow only the finest seed available— Sow only Cooper’s Seeds, i - Use “Farmogerm" when sowing Lucerne. It ensures a far better crop. Details from sellers of Cooper’s Seeds, or from— F. COOPER, LTD., 11l DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. “You can't fool your farm by sowing poor seeds." 'J’O Stand the Season at I _ ni' - Awakino:— TOt ■ STORK ' During his racing career he was placed 48 times, winning £7247 10/- in stakes. His most notable performances were Mitchelson Cup, Stratford" Cup, Paul Memorial, Opunake Cup, Egmont Cup, Taranaki Cup, etc., and when he was retired from the turf he was as sound as the day he was. foaled. Coming of a great family, Martian being his paternal uncle, and being a proved stayer, his offspring should be all that can be desired. One only needs to • see his first lot of yearlings to realise they will make great horses. ■ FEES - - £8 8/Good Grazing, 2/- per week. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply-— L. T. FAULS,' . . 'Phone 25. Awakino. JO Stand the Season at Otakeho, and Travel the District from Manaia to Opunake:— THE CLYDBSDALE STALLION FACTOR Bred by Moore Hunter Estate, Hawera. Foaled 26th October, 1923. Sire, Bonnie Dene, G.V.L.C., imp. in iitero (840) V 3, by Bonnie Buchlyvie, champion horse of Scotland. Dam, Toffee, G.V.L.C. (1377), V. 3, by Omys (16,737”), (1391), V. 5. For further, particulars see cards. TERMS: £4 10/-. H- EDGAR, Owner, 26, Scott Street, Hawera. JO Stand the Season at my Farm, Arawhata Road (Lower), Oaonui:— . THE CLYDESDALE STALL - Wlil ARSWHfiTA feA MAC Bred by the late Mr. John Robertson, Geo Road, Oeo. Foaled 10th November, 1920. Sire, Here Again; dam, Violet 111. of Clinton. Fees, payable by Ist January, 1930: Single Mare, £3 3/-; Two or more, the property of one owner, £2 10/-. . ’ . /t!Fuller particulars from J. B. Harrop, on. the Farm, dr