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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16504, 4 August 1919, Page 8

FOR SALE. Choic© Dairy Farms. «r.l—u iiiiiiinuidwiwMiriii imnnri'Tirr... iriiiiirnriiiiHMiw^^^waßßaaMßi JO ACRES—£SS 10s per aoro, Thames Valley, 1J miles from town and school, four-roomed house, four-bail cow shed, doing 26 cows well. £950 deposit. 115 ACRES—£43 per acre, 1J miles from school and post office, four miles from rail, five-roomed house, good shod and threecow plant, will do 40 cows; dried milk area. £7OO deposit. 115 ACRES—£33 per acre, drained and swamp, three miles from railway, school and post office, six-roomed house and good shed with machines; will do 35 to 40 cows. £SOO deposit. 60 ACRES —£55 per acre, 14 miles from school and post office, one mile from factory, two miles from rail; will do 35 cows;; good house and sheds, host quality land. £BOO deposit. i Wright, Stephenson & So. Ltd., Oardsit Piaoe, Hamilton.

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