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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9645, 11 March 1893, Page 1

Hekul.xt Shand LAND, MORTGAGE, & INSURAROS AGENT, STEATFOKD. Post Office Box, 28. HAS the following properties for eale :—: — 394 acres ; 318 in grass ; 50 acres down and ready for burn ; all fenced and fcuodividei into 3 paddocks ; 2 romed house, dairy, and cowshed. On a good road, 6 miles from a rail way station ; 1£ miles from a school, Price, £5 10s per acre. 12 \ ncres ; all ft need ; frontage on Mountain Road ; rlose to poet oflbe, iuihv.jy station, dairy factory, and school ; together with 6 roomed honße, coach honsp, s'ab'e, r.nd outbui'dinps. Price moderate. Terms. 72 ncr"B ; 67 acres in jrrars ; all fenced wi' . ghoep proof fences ; good lovel lanJ ; 2 miles from a largo town Price, £8 per acre. 177 acres ; 164 acres in grass : fenced and sub-divided into 7 paddocks, all aheapprcof, very suitable for a dairy farm; only \ mile from factory, and 1 mile from railway Btatioo, schoo), find poat office, on a irood metal roid ; 4-roomed bous>, wool shoi, yardß, orchard, garden, etc. Price, £8 per acre. 524 acrea ; good opsn land ; ririg fenced ; close to a school, pos<, office, and dniry factory, on a good road. Price, £6 per acre. 167 acres, 110 ingress ;2-rooaied cottage; nil fencod ; on a good road, 2 miles from a station, and 4 milub from a large town. Price, £4 lOsperacre. 200 ucres O" a good me al road, near railway station aDd town. 150 acres in gooi grass, fencod and Bub-dividad ; 5-roomed house, dairy, ya-ds, &c. Price, £6 10s per acre. 104 acres at MHhirst ; 90 acres in grass all fenced and close to dairy factory. Price, £6 per cere. 500 acres on Waitcate Ploins ; fenced end sub-divided into 8 paddocKs ; splendid level land, and first-clnss dairy farm ; largo house, good stock-yards, stableß, garden, orchard, etc. ; near a good town. 1760 ao-es, 1000 acres in splendid English graes ; all fenced and subdivided intJ 5 paddocks ; 3-roomed boa6e, wool ehed, sheep and cattle yards, dip, &c, only 9 ailes from Stratford, and 3 from a town. Price tcoierato and good terms. 970 acres bush land, 11 miles from a large town and railway station. Price, £1 5s per acre. Good terms. 244 acres, 50 in grass; good rolling land; 7 miles from a town and dairy factory. Price, £2 103 per acre. 50 acrep, 33 in grass; fencud and subdivided into 3 paddocks; I -roomed house, cowshed, dairy, etc; good orchard; on a metal road, J-milefrotn a largo town and railway station. Price, £8 per acn. 750 acres, 50 acres in grass; 2 n.iles from rising township, and 11 miles from large town and railway station. Prico, £1 5a per acre. 79 acrep, all in Bpkndid grass ; fenced and Eub-divided into 7 paddocks; house, large cowshed, stable, hiyßhed ; 4 miles from Midhirst on a good road. Price, £8 per acre. 80 acres, about 2 miles from Stratford; a'l in gool grass, and 10 acres ploughable ; fenced and divided into 5 paddocks ; 7 roo »cd housu , dairy, cowEhed, &c. 166 acres, Kaupokonui Dietricl; 60 acros in grass, balance down and ready for born; ring fencod; good rolling land; cottage, yards, coweheJ. Prico, £4 10d per acre. Several shop 1 , dwellings, and a large number oC eeciions at Eltbam, Stratford, Midbitsr, and Wuipuku. On behalf of several clients I am prepared to Lend Money on Mortgage of freehold security at lowest current ratos. Enquiries Invited. DRAPERY and Clothing Sale IXTRAOKDINARY. PRANKLYN, having -bought for I; OA.3H a very largo stock of the above At 25 PEK CENT DiscountAll New Goods — Is now giviDg tho public the benefit of the same. The Best Goods for Least Money ever offered in Inglewood Come and see W. H. Franklyn. (BOW & tb IU-iiih y zkAJ% i i&y S?HB GREAT EI" JLtSH KEBIEDY FOR - Seiatioa ? Lrfago ? & leuraigia. TltCtcutopMnis nuickty relieved and cured in « few dayi by this cclsbratca M> uioiuo. Thcso Tills, winch tiro i (>i ftttly hai-ink'si, rcq.!ir» no restraint of diet durin" thrlr rs», and arc col I-'H | to inr^cnt tlio difoace utt-wikmg aft f vital part, MM^Jaciurc.' in V.\x?Um\. liy Front & Co., 22 ? *-!n\nc», Londr „ ot.J hoU »(. 'is 15<I. *«0l 2»- M. r,. w rh'ni)t tit* t <.•«' • ».l>^ ' I.,'VTnis Best Remedy fou Indigestion.— Norton's Camomim; Pili-s aye confidently Recommended ns a Simplo Remedy for Indigestion, which is tho cause of nearly all tho diseases to which wo aro subject. Norton's Pills, with justice called tho "Natural Strengthener of the Human Stomach," act as a powerful tonic and gentlo aperient, aro uiild in iheir operation, and safo under any circumstanc t>. Sold in bottles, at la ltjd, 2s 9-J, lla, hy all Medicine Vendora throughovt tho World