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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1930, Page 16

LAND FOR SALE. LEASE —. GOING CONCERN — £750 0~ ACRES, at £2 per acre. Lease expires in November, 1934. SITUATED on Main Road only 21 miles from town, and only li miles from School and good cheese factory. Good eight-roomed House and first-class cowshed and outbuildings. STOCK consists of 25 cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, 1 yearling heifer, and 6 calves. Besides plough, drill, discs, chain-tripod harrows, dray and harness, 5 cans and 75 factory shares. NOTE. —This place is full of manure and in good heart. — APPLY — NEWTON KING, LTD STRATFORD. I THONES: 351 Office. 666 .0. W. Morey (Res.) _____ , — £343 cash £343 gECURES A FREEHOLD FARM OF 100 ACRES, at £ll per acre. Situated within a mile and a half of Railway Station. 75 acres in grass, 15 acres Native Bush. Buildings comprise a 2-Roomed Cottage and 4-bailed cowshed, both new. Capable of carrying 25 cows at present, but once land is top-dressed it will do touch better. > NEWTON KING, LIMITED ’PHONES: Office 20; or 469, F. H. Barnitt. CHOICE DAIRY BULLS FOR SALE • ' ' In our Paddocks at HAWERA, MANAIA, OKATO, STRATFORD AND -SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. These are very fine quality 2 and 3-year-old Pedigree and Grade Jersey Bulls and are guaranteed sound. Full particulars and prices can be obtained from any of the following:—MR. RON PAYNE, ’phone 138, Manaia. MR. JACK SCHINCKLE, Okato Hotel, ’phone 6, Okato. MR. HARRY GRAY, Stratford, ’phone 424. . V ALEX. McMULLIAN, BROADWAY - - STRATFORD ’Phone 424.

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~ IpiGS . S. JJOBBY OALVES. Will receive Pigs by arrangement under the Pooling Scheme, or will purchase outright. ; TftY OUR PIG FEEDING MIXTURE. 12/- per 1001 b. bag. FOWL GRIT, 6/- per 501 b. bag. For further particulars apply to Buyers and Carriers or direct to — pATEA pARMERS’ 00-OP. pREEZING QO., ’ TATEAi. . 'THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE 1 ‘ BACON CURING COMPANY will receive PIGS from SHAREHOLDERS ONLY ■S follows:—: OCTOBER. ’ - Urenui. —Mondays, 6 and 20. Auroa Road. —Mondays, 6 and 20 (up to r 12 noon). Huiroa. —Mondays, 6 and 20 (up to 12.30 p.m.). / Waitara.- -Tuesdays, 7 and 21. Eltham.—Wednesdays, 8 and 22. . ' Toko.—Mondays.—13 and 27. Pihama.—Mondays, 13 and 27. (up to 12 noon). Tariki. —Tuesdays, 14 and 28. Kapuni.—Tuesdays, 14 and 28 (up to 12.30 .p.m.). Stratford. —Mondays, 6 and 20. Matapu.—Tuesdays. 7 and 21 (up to 12.30 p.m.). Midhirst. —Tuesdays, 7 and 2L Douglas.—Monday,. 27. Inglewood.— Every Wednesday. Smart Road.—Every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Ta Wera. —Monday, October 20 (1 to 4 P-d.). £ NOTE.—An allowance of 1/- per head will be paid on all pigs delivered at our Smart Road Works on the above dates. .We also supply our shareholders with BARLEYMEAL or POLLARD at lowest possible rates. ■ Inquiries solicited, at ’phone No. 1- or ' Box 24, Inglewood.

epinard Jy , JFJ r FO Stand the Season ■BMQSMb X at Bell Block, and travel by motor between Onaero and Rahotu, also New Plymouth District. The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Epinard 20912, bred by A. M Montgomery, Esq., Netherhall, Scotland. Sire Fyrie Sensation, by Hiawatha Again, from Lady Ivo, by Dunure Footprint. Dam, Rolene by Dunure Refiner, by Dunure Footprint. Epinard’s half-brother, Benefactor, realised 4500 guineas, and won the Supreme. Championship of Shetland for 1930, and is also the premier breeding sire of Scotland. Epinard’s progeny have won prizes at the Royal Show, Palmerston North, Hawke’s Bay, Hawera, Stratford and New Plymouth. Epinard is a quiet. worker in •11 harness. j TERMS: £4 4/-, payable Jan. 1, 1931. R. TOWNSEND (Owner), Bell Block.