Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 56, 10 March 1904, Page 1

NEWTON KING'S Property List. I OKA'I'O iJiSTKICT. 1171—ir.a acres, 148 acres in jp-iws, hnlance sheller bush, fenced and divided into 1(1 paddocks , (i-room-ed house, nap hlii'cJ, cowshed, calislied ; i iiulu to civiimery, milts hi township and school ; good Inetul road. Piice, j;<) l,i a per ucre. 147a—a'J7 acres, Kaupokonui district 270 acres luid down in mixed English giasse9 ; well watered by running streams ; fenced and divided! , into 8 paddocks ; fairly level section; 7-roomed iioLse, 20-bail cowshed, ami loft, etc. ; 4 mil(. a l 0 • township by metal roud ; J mile to factory, school, and post ollice. Price, £l2 per acre. 14(5—175 acres, To Awamutu, all in glass, fenced and divided intu several paddocks ; good (i-rooined house, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings ; situated on main road ; ti miles to railway, 2 miles to factory and school. Price £8 per acre. Terms : One-third cash, balance may remain for a reasonable term. X omr s2 ° ucre!i ' ' rar «naki district, 200 acres in grass, balance good bush land ; whare on property ; , situated on formed road, 5 miles to metal and township. Price £2 15s per acre. Easy terms. 1557—75 acres, Mew Plymouth district, all in gl ass, fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks ; I house, small cowshed and | trapshed ; good metal road and within easy distance to town, 1584—100 acres, Now X J lymouth dis tnct, handy dairy farm ; all in grass excepting few patches native bush reserved for shelter; nicely watered by never-failiug stream ; practically level farm, corner section ; metal road on two sides ; 6roomed house, bathroom, scullery cowshed, hayshed, gig and trapshed ; fowl-house ; subdivided into * paddocks ; 1 mile to sohool and factory; handy to town. Price, £l4 10a per acre. 1507—186 acres, Inglewood district all in grass ; well fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks ; good 4roomed house, cowshed, and other outbuildings ; 2 miles to school fsiefcory, and township, Price £7 l<)s per acre. Terms can bo arranged for greater portion of purchase money. a<TeS ' To Kuiti strict ; 10.10 acres m grass, balance firstclass bush land, mostly flats, balance low rolling hills of limestone mi'lllfl iftn • . formation ; grand position ; ringfenced, and divided into 3 paddocks ; 2 miles to post oflice ; good , - umce ; gooc formed road to property. Price ™ per acre. 1625—138 acres, Toko district, all in grass ; first-class dairy farm in good oi der ; fenced and divided Into several paddocks ; nicely watered by running stream ; (i-roomed house (good), and all necessary outbuildings ; 1 mile to school by metal road 2 miles to railway station and facto, y. p rice , 10s per acre. Stock, etc., may be. had at. valuation. 1632-160 acres, Stratford district ail n grass and subdivided into paddocks ; good dwelling-house of 6 rooms, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings; 2* miles to factory and school. To lease for 5 years at. 18s per acre. 1633-840 acres, Toko district, good g.azing land ; largo portion suitable for dairying purposes ; 170 acres in grass, balance good bush and. Price, £2 17s Gd per acre. Large portion of purchase money can remain on mortgago. 1635-800 acres, Toko district • 660 acres laid down in best English grasses, ring fenced; good wharo ; sheep yards, orchard; fronting a good formed road. Tenure, leaso in perpetuity; rental, 10"d per acre. Price, £3 per acre. Good grazing land ; a bargain. TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. 135—140 feet frontage to Deroitstreet. 136—i acre, St. Aubyn-streot. 137—J acre, Hine-street, with.up-to--1 date residence and outbuildings. 141—2 acres, Vogeltown, with new j residence, nicely planted with var iety of trees, patch native bush i good frontage. 142—1 acre, Vogeltown ; no bulldI ings ; planted with trees. 143 } aero, Vogeltotfn, with residence and outbuildings; nicely I planted orchard. ' 144—i acre Fitzroy ; no buildings. 145—1 acre, Henui, with good dwelling house and all necessary out- | buildings, hot and cold water laid ; on ; good frontage to Dovon-street I . 147—-J acre, PendarTes-strect, with' up-to-date residence; lawn tennis' I ground, etc. 148—i acre, Pendarres-street, 8roorned house with all convenienI ces ; nice situation. { 149—1 ( acres, Hospital Road; good I building sites. ] 150-i acre (nearly), St. Aubvnj street, for sale, oheap, 151-00 feet frontage to Devon-street I centrally situated, j 152—: i() feet frontage to Devoni' situated 'a business centre, i i' 71,? nci ', es ' Vo S« lto wn, first-class building Bites for aalo cheap.

Also, several flrst-class hotels and other properties. For price and further particulars apply to Newton King AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, Devon Street, Now Plymouth. New Season's Grass' Seed ! .JUST ARRIVED Ex S.S. "TOKOMARU" FROM LONDON. TEN TANKS NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of White and lied Cloveni, I Cowgrass, Alsike, Trefoil, Crested j Uagsluil, I'ao I'rateiisis, l'oa Tre,vialis, Sheops' Fescue, Haul Fesr.uo, | Meadow 1' escue, Rape, inustanl, etc. 1 I ALSO ON SALE,BEST COLONIAL-GROWN COCKSFOOT, POVERTY BAY & CANTERBUHY RYE Git ASS, ITALIAN 11YE, CItESTEI) DOGSTAIL, PRAIRIE GRASS, Etc. My ENGLISH SEEDS arc from the celebrated firm of HUEST & SONS, London, which Is a sufficient igMarantce as to their quulity ; wliilo my Colonial Seeds luive boon aelactod from the most reliable seed merchants and growors. NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD,