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Taranaki Daily News, 3 October 1930, Page 12

L E A S E.' /* ACRES, together with good 6-Roomed House, conveniences, motor and cowshed. A really nice piece of land. Will carry 4 cows. Situated Vogeltown. Rent £2 10/- a week. GOING CONCERN. J ACRES Freehold Land, together with 15 cows, 2 horses, 1 bull, plough, 'disc and tyne harrows, separator, vat, cans and sundries. The land is all level and sub-divided into 9 paddocks. Four-roomed House, cowshed, motor shed. Cream picked up at gate, School -}-milei> PRICE £l4OO, with only £4OO down on Farm and Stock. BUY THIS AND MAKE MONEY. E. JACKSON & SON, VALUERS & COMMISSION ’AGENTS, BROUGHAM STREET (next Hannah’s), New Plymouth. 'Phone: Office 68S; Home 575. Box 39. FOR SALE. ‘FOR SALE No. 1. ; - 480 ACRES, FREEHOLD. 480 ACRES, easy rolling and flat land. • Wen fenced into 20 paddocks. All in good ’ pasture, and carefully farmed to avoid weeds.” New 5-roomed House. Carrying 1000 ewes and wethers and 100 dairy heifers. /'© PRICE, £l4 10/- per acre, with £lOOO Cash. Balance 54 per .cent, for 7 years. No. 2. 115 ACRES. 115 ACRES, between Stratford and . i Ngaere, • 1 mile from cheese factory and school. New 6-roomed House, electriq light installed. Good cowshed, 12 paddocks. Well fenced. This is a really good farm. PRICE, £45 per acre, with £3OO down to experienced and capable farmer. Balance easy terms for 5 or 10 years. SOLE AGENTS: .’ *. . , ’ THE PARMERS’ (JO-OP. QRGANISATION <gOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., ’■ STRATFORD, HAWERA AND BRANCHES. Land Representatives: W. H. H. Young, Stratford; F. Evans, Hawera; E. L. Mason. New Plymouth. ~t— —; — • ■ •- THE CLYDESDALE STALLION M C CHALLENGER Challenger—Bonnie Princess. Will stand the season on the farm, Manaia Road, Kapuni. lerms £2, 10s. E. ALLEN, Kapuni.

TO STAND THE SEASON IN NEW PLY- ( MOUTH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Purebred Clydesdale imported Stallion — . ■MI B SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS Bred by James Afflick. “Barnhills,” Douglas Water, Scotland. SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS has proved a sure foal-getter and a sire of high-class animals. At the Allanton (South Island) Horse Fair a 2-ycar-old gelding made £52 10s. The average for ten of his progeny was just on £4O. ■ DAM—Southley Lass (38684) by General Hunter (12161); 2nd. dam, Eskrigg Maid (30883) by Lord Graham (11404). SIRE OF DAM—General Hunter (12161) by Labori (10791); dam, Maggie of Montfod (15098) by Bondsman. Reserve (18718) by Baron'of Buchlyvie (11263); dam, Nell of Haplands (3343) by Hiawatha (10351). SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS is a handsome black horse of great size and substance, standing 17 hands high on the best of feet and legs, is a good mover and has a vqry docile temper. For further particuluars apply— C. KYNGDON, Fitzroy, New Plymouth.

TO STAND THE SEAfWM SON AT NORMANBY, lL- t^le tW ° * mpOrt€ d horses CALLAGHAN < No - 3) ' — AND — SANDSTAR < No - 18) ' Mares met at Normanby Railway Station. For tabulated pedigree cards and full particulars apply—= . J. BRYANT, Owner, Normanby. LOOK! WE ARE STILL HERE! LOOK! WE ARE STILL HERE! The New WINDOW CLEANING CO. WAY & BROWN THE EXPERTS LN WINDOW CLEANING!' CARPET CLEANING! . CHIMNEY SWEEPING! •— In Fact — ANYTHING IN THE CLEANING LINE! A TRIAL SOLICITED. Office: RARAWA HOUSE (Opposite P. 0.) Street. 'Phone 1434. ’Phone 1451.