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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 42, 23 February 1904, Page 1

NEWTON KING'S Property List.

OKATO DiSTHICT. 1471—158 acres, 118 acres in grass, j balance she) Lor bush, fenced and divided into 10 paddocks ; ti-room-l ed house, trap shed, cowshed, calfshed * mile Lo creamery, miles to township and school ; good met-! al road. J'rice, £0 I.os per acre. I 1472—207 acres, Kaupokonui district 270 acres laid down in mixed English grasses ; well watered by running streams ; fenced and divided, into 3 paddocks ; (airly level sec-1 tion ; 7-roomed lioi.se, 20-bail cow-' shed, and loft, etc, ; 4 miles to township by metal road ; I mile to 1 factory, school, and post ofilce.l Trice, £l2 per acre. I 14 75-1 7i5 acres, Te Awamutu, all in grass, fenced and divided into several paddocks ; guod 6-rooraed house, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings ; situateU on main road ; 0 miles to railway, 2 miles to factory and school. Price, £8 per aire. Terms: One-third cash, balance may remain for a reasonable term. ■ • ion—s2o acres, Taranakl district, 200 acres in grass, balance good bush latid ; whare on proporty; situated on formed road, 5 miles to metal and township. Price, £2 15s per acre. Easy terms. I 1557—75 acres. New Plymouth district, ail in grass, fenced and sub-1 divided into convenient paddocks ; 6-roomed house, small cowshed and trapshed ; good metal road anil within easy distance to town. I 1584—100 acres, New Plymouth die-' trict, handy dairy farm ; all in grass excepting few patches native bush reserved for shelter ; nicely watered by never-failing stream; practically level farm, corner section ; metal road on two sides ; 0rooined house, bathroom, scullery, cowshed, hayshetl, gig and trapshed ; fowl-house ; subdivided into t paddocks ; 1 mile to Hchool and factory ; handy to town. Price, £l4 10s per acre. ,' 1507—186 acres, Inglowood district ' all in grass ; well fenced and sub' 1 divided into 8 paddocks ; good 4- ' roomed house, cowshed, and other outbuildings ; 2 miles to school, factory, and township. Price, £7 10s per acre. Terms can bo ar- I ranged for greater portion of pur- I chase money. I 1U ,'nt7, 2218 UC ' I ' OS • Te Kuitl district; ' IOdO acres in grass, balance first- I iluss bush land, mostly flats balance low rolling hills of limestone formation ; grand position ; rinitfcnced, and divided into 8 paddocks; 2 miles to post office ; good formed road to property. Price £3 per acre. ' ( 1625—138 acres. Toko district, all In grass ; first-class dairy farm, In good order ; fencod and divided In- . to several paddocks ; nicely watered by running stream ; 0-roomed - i°J t h ß, i!r ant ' ft " necessary outbuildings ; 1 mile to school by metal road 2 miles to railway station and factory. Price, £ls 10s per acre. Stock, etc., ihay bo had at valuation. C LC32—160 acres, Stratford district C all in grass and subdivided Into I paddocks ; good dwelling-house of 0 0 rooms, cowshod, and all neces- V sary outbuildings ;2* miles to factory and school. To lease for 0 years at 18s per acre. 1033—810 acres, Toko district, good grazing land ; large portion suitable for dairying purposes ; 170 acres in grass, balance good bush and. Price, £2 17s 6d per acre. g e portion of purchase money ean remain on mortgage. ] LG3S—BOO acres, Toko district: 660 acres laid down in best English grasses, ring fenced ; good wharo : sheep yards, orchard; fronting a good formed road. Tonuro, lease in perpetuity ; rental, lOd per acre I } d< j e . £;i Por acre. Good grazing land ; a bargain. 1

I town and suburban PROPEUTIHS. 11)5—140 feet frontage to Devonstreet. 13(5—i aero, St. Aubyn-streefc. IH7—i acre, Hine-street, with up-to- ! date residence and outbuildings. .141—2 acres, Vogeltown, with new residence, nicely planted with variety of trees, patch native bush; I good frontage, 142—1 acre, Vogeltown ; no buildI lngs ; planted with trees. 143—t acre, Yogeltown. with residence and outbuildings; nicely I planted orchard. 144—i acre Fitzroy • no buildings. 1.45—1 acre, lJunui, with good dwellt ing house and all necessary outbuildings, hot and cold water laid on ; good frontage to Devon-street 147—J acre, Pendarves-street, with up-to-date residence; lawn tenuis ground, etc. 148—i acre, Pendarves-street, 8i roomed house with all conveniences ; nice situntion. 14 ,' J ~,y ac, ' os ' 110a I' ital «oad ; good building sites. 150 J aero (nearly), St. Aubynstreet, for sale, cheap. 151—GO feet frontage to Devon-street centrally situated. 152—30 (cot frontago to Devonstreet; situated in business centre. , ~ » QC, ' OS • Vo iirst-class building sites for sale cheap. ! Also, several flrst-class hotels and Other properties. For prico and further particulars apply to i Newton King ! AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, Dovon Street, New. Plymouth.

New Season's Grass Seed ! JUST AItIMVKI) Kx S.S. "TOKOMARU" FROM LONDON, TltN TAN'K'S NF.W SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of White nmi Red Clovers, Coivgrnss, Alsikc, Trefoil, Creeled Bogstnil, l'uo lVntcnsis, I'oa Trevialis, Sheeps' Fescue, Ilard Fescue, Meadow Fescue, Jtiqm, mustard, etc.' ALSO ON SALT 3,BBST COLON) Alv-OIIOWN COCKSFOOT, POVERTY HAY & CANTERBURY JtYE GRASS, ITALIAN RYE, CRESTED DOGS3VUL, I'RAIHIE GRASS, Etc. My ENGLISH SEEDS are from the celebrated firm of lIURST & BONS, London, which is a aulliciont guarantee as to their iquality ; while ny Colonial Seeds have boon select)d from the most reliable seed merjhanta and grower. NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH * STRATFORD 1