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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12865, 25 May 1905, Page 8

IAIRY FARMS AND GRAZING FARMS. SUBURBAN AND TOWN. ROPERTIES FOB SALE & LEASE OR LEASE, NO GOODWILL.-600 acres, fine farm, good house, within £ mile metalled road, easy distance to railway and good townBhip. All in grass, ring fenced will winter 2 sheep to the acre, whole property in good order, easy j country, 40 acres under crop. J Price £7 per acre, or would rent , at 8s per acre. Purchasing clause £8. Of would exchange for good , country store. )HEAP DAIRY FARM with stock consisting of 27 cows, 20 yearlings, horses, carts, harness, milk cans, j ploughs, harrows, drills, ohaffetotter, &c, &c, for £10 per acre. Don't miss this chano*. It has only been in our hands a . few days. There are 166 acres of nearly all ploughable land, good house and outbuildings, good orchard, within 11 miles of New Plymouth and close to Waitara. ' Greater portion of purchase money can remain. Apply sharp. 10 ACRES spleridid little farm' !n good district divided into 6 paddocks with several Bmall clumps shelter bush. Only two miles from railway station. Eight-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £21 per acre. LLSO We have three or four good dairy farms for lease amfcl two grand sheep runs for lease, all with no goodwill, particulars on application. We have also a thriving boarding-house in central position, freehold property, owner of which would jsell or exchange for good farm. Correspondence invit-

: BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS, Auctioneers & Estate Aarents, DEVON STREET, NE^ PLYMOUTH." 76b

DAIRY FARMS ADD GRAZING LANDS. COME THIS~WAY for CHEAP LANDS. I have leases with perpetual right of renewal; improvements belong to lessee; carry a dairy cow to 2| to 3 acres. Prices to £6 per acre at* freeholds, Open freehold land, carry 1 cow to If to 2* acres, from £10 to £25 10/- per acre\ on, terms. 11l Acres Freehold, improved, £8 per acre; £125 down, or lease 10/- per acre, with purchasing clause. 100 to 200 Acres, FrMholdi highclass Land ; only £2 per acre dewn. 300 Acres E R lease f good farm, cheap, equal to £7 10s freehold; j 195 Acres, Maagatoki; fine farm, • good house, all conveniences. ' j 450 Acres, lease, partly improved, I goodwill 22s per acre, rent Bd. » 170 Acres open Freehold, JGSOO cash, balance 5 per cent. 220 Acres near Kaponga, good Farm, .£l2, cheap for cash. , I 500 Acres fine Coastal Land, £10 16s Bd. £800 down. . . Also numerous other properties. State your requirements ; write for particulars.

A. H. MOORE, LAND AGENT, OPUNAKE. In Stock all GRASS, CLOVER, and other SEEDS, usually sewn. Of high grade at bed-rock prices. , SEND FOR PRICE LIST. A. H. SOOBE, SEEDSMAN AriD PRODUCE AGENT. OPUNAKH. r _ , . i .if. 1.. i Figs! . Pigs! Figs! nnHE Inglewood Co-operative Bacon JL Curing Company, Limited, are now giving 3|d per lb. for Prime Bacon Pigs between 1151bs and 1401bs dead weight. Receiving day at Factory: Each Wednesday. ' , PIGS received at Smart Road Railway station up to 3 p,m. on the following dates:— • May 16th and- 80th. Jnne 13th and 27th. Inglewood, 11th January, 1905.

COALBROOKDALE COAL, THE WEBTPORT COAL COMPANY desire to call the attenti©n of hou«eholders and general conaumeri to the high qualities of their COALBBOOEDALE COAIi* For cooking and heating, m well as f o steam, it has no equal. Cheapness in coal w not_ ererything; quality is the first consideration. COALBROOKDALE COAL has no waste; the ashes which remain after it is burnt can be used over and over again until there is nothing left. For this reason COALBROOKDALE COAL goes further than any other coal, and it is by far the cheapest in the long run. The heating and lasting qualities of COALBROOKDALE COAL are so remarkable that a trial will ifc to be SUPERIOR TO ANY ©THER COALS. Can be obtained retail from all Coal VTerchauto, or direct wholesale^ from The VVestport Coal Company, Limited. Office : St. Hill Street. Wanganui.