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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3404, 7 February 1920, Page 8

limes’ Lane ;';;e2.€§’, l x I 935 ACRES Freehold, 500 acres in} grass, undulating to hilly, \vin'tel'ed: 850 sheep and BO.he:ld of cattle, new 3 4-roomed house, 5 miles from I~a.ilwx,VE station, £7 7/ per acre, and onlyi £SOO Cash. 1 400 ACRES Freehold, 8 miles from; .Raetihi by good motor road, all down, and in grass, splendid sheep and dairy‘ farm_ £3O per acre. Easy Terms. 373 ACRES 10;‘; miles from Raetil‘:i.l about. 223 acres in grass, balance gO‘"lE bush, wintered 400 breeding e‘.ves.| Price £4 per acre. Mostly Cash. 2 200 ACRES Freehold, soldiers farm. owner will take second mori::;a.ge.! Absolutely recommended. Price £s3o} per acre. i 200 ACRES good dairyfarm, ne:.u'l.V 9.11 flat and ploughable: good 3-romwrd house. cow byres, etc. Only 5 nlilr.‘-S from Raetihi. £22 10/ per acre} £750 cash. 3 . a / ’ Ktttos’ Lag», cl fl gency; Rfial:l'§§-ll l .._-._____________ _..___.__.____.....n..—-.———.-————- l “YOUR OPPORTUNITY." To secure a good pi-opez't3'. Tl_l(‘,:x"..‘£ are a few of wnan I have on by list to; offer: q Fine house and sections on the ’l‘er~? race. only £ISOO for the lot. This is; one of the best propositions I have. ’ L 4 %;-Acre sections on the Terrace.}: only £350 for the lot. I wont haves‘ this long at this price. i 4 :1;-Ace sections good position on; the Terrace; £176 down; balance ini mortgage, for the four sections. I Half acre sections Kakawa Road,‘ sfrom £3OO. _ 3 M. r’ McLauglan. c/o McLaughlanl ißros., Licensed Land Agentfi Box 73,: iTaihape. '

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