PROPERTY SALES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8080, 9 April 1906, Page 3

PROPERTY SALES.

The Taranaki Estate Agency and •Exchange Mart, Inglewood and Stratford, report the following sales for the months df February and MarchMr McCorinaek's 50-acrc farm, Wortley Road, to a Mangorei investor j Mr T. Roberts' fine farm of 1 11) acres at Cardiff, to Mr P. G. Nops, of Inglewood ; Mr G. Kaspar's 197-acre fanu at Ratapiko, to Mr J. F. Gardiner, of Stratford j the Inalia Shooing Forge, to Mr W. Ellcrin, of New Plymouth; Mr Marsome's line residence on Bccklaiui's Estate, to Mr Joseph, Gibbs, of Inglewood; Mr E. Hops' 135-acre farm, at Wailui, to Mr Kaspar Smidt, of Suffolk lioad, Ijjglewood ; Mr Johnson's acres .suburban land, with two residences at Btrattorl, t) an Inglewood investor, at a satisfactory figure ; Mr Outfield's fine farm of 2(16 acres, on the Pembrjkc lload, _ Stratford, to Messrs lteid Bros,, of'Urcnui; Mr Joseph Gibbs' b'O-acre farm, IngleWiod, to Mr Fred Marsjme, of Sentry | Hill i section No. 103, part 101 and 116,210 acres, formerly Mr M. Gilben's, on Hurford Road, to Mr Richard George Gibbs, of Waitui; Mr P. G. Nops' block of residences in Kent, England, to Mr Frank Roberts, late of

" Woodlands," New Plymouth; Mr ■ W. Ellerm's house, situated uu Junction Road, luglewood, now tenanted by Rev. Webster, to Mr fleilson, of Hawora;, Mr Richard Gibbs' farm of 135 acres, at Wailui, to an Inglewood (armor ; Messrs Reid Bros.' 985 grazing farm, at Urenui, to Mr Cut field, of Stratford; Mr John Rogers'farm of 105 acres, Mangorei Road, to Mr Jos eph Gibbs, of Inglewood; Mrs Mustchiu's residence, Brown street, Inglewood, to Mr Young, of Stratford ; Mr Joseph Gibbs' Gothic-style house, situated on Becklands, to a New Plymouth resident; Mr Ji. Nops' grand residence, built specially for Mr F. C. Bennett, to Mr Johnston,of Stratford ; also to the same purchaser, two shops auu valuable building site next luglewood " Record " otlice; Mr John Copcstake's farm of 21)8 acres on Durham Road, luglewood, leased to Messrs Schrieber and Bishop, of Wailui. Also, we have disposed of &2500 worth of second n oWgagcs at a liberal discount, and several equities in properties. We now have in hand about £7OOO deals not yet completed. Ihe tightness of money appears to have somewhat hampered busiuess, but with the market now easier, there is a big move in properties. The oil boom, 100, for a time caused both buyers and sellers to hold off. With our numerous opportunities for exchanging properties, ire have been enabled to suit the finances of all clients, Owing to sheep taking the place of cattle in many instances, there has been considerable enquiry, especially from South Island investors, for grazing couutry, which is now much sought for.