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Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1935, Page 12

A CHEAP FARM. TO2 ACRES: 6 roomed hung a l ow Y. (new), large cowshed, good district, Handy New Plymouth, carrying 33 cows, 10 heifers, 12 yearlings, bull and 4 horses. Can be improved at little cost. Reduced to £lB per acre. Government mortgage £llOO. ' jp ’ SUTHERLAND (F.R.E.1.N.Z.), DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Late Prior and Co.). ’Phone .749. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ■ft ' 'I-’-. . *■ . 0,0 ACRES level freehold farm, well fenced, watered and subdivided. New bungalow house, 5 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, h. and c. water. Modern cowshed, 6 bails, new machines, electric power, three-quarters mile, from town. This will carry 33 cows. Price £37 per acre, or will exchange for a larger farm further improved. M. M C D ONALD - LAND & ESTATE AGENT, Ground Floor Offices, opp. County Hotel, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 0K ACRES Freehold, choice dairy farm of 10 paddocks with 3-roomed cottage and milking shed; near Stratford on tar-sealed' road. Milking 30 cows, but with top-dressing production can be greatly improved. Price £32 per acre with £5OO down. This is the cheapest little farm offering in this locality. £4OO deposit might be considered to capable farmer and mortgage arranged for long term. W. H. H. YOUNG, Real Estate Agents, Stratford.

IF YOU WISH TO CARRY MORE COWS TO THE ACRE AND GET A GOOD START AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON YOU MUST TOPDRESS *OR years you’ve waited for a machine just like this—one that has no intricate working parts—one that just keeps on sowing acre after acre without the slightest hitch. It’s here the - —— —MONARCH— — THE SILVER MEDAL TOP-DRESSER OF THE CHRISTCHURCH 1934 SHOW. ■ This machine has a specially large box, capable of carrying about seven bags of topdressing, and has four distinct lines of discharge, thereby insuring a much better and more even distribution than can be obtained with any other sower. As a grass seed sower it is a revelation. Inquiries invited. Newton King Ltd.