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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 28 May 1907, Page 1

L A N PI I 4 room Jtouso. orchard, well slieltcrod™"T

GOOD VALUE. 50 acres 01 level land, situated -on the Coast; Factory opposite; well fenced; good house of 4 rooms, shed etc; 18 cowa, horse, trap, harness, milk cans, factory shares Price £750 for the lot. Good mtcrs 105 acres With 5-roomeJ house hay sliei, cowshed, calf-shed; well fenced and subdivided; all piougiiable, \yit lithe exception of shelter bush; 28 cows (Hereford); 20 shares in factory, paid up; all dairy utensils, and milk cart; 1% mile to factory, one mile to school. Price 1150 for the Jot. GOOD terms SHEEP COUNTRY 960 acres Of splendid land well adapted for sheep and cattle; hilly and undulating, with a large proportion plougablc; 3 miles from school, factory and store; good (i----loomod house (cost £350), cowshed 1 sheep and cattle yards; excellent fattening land; about 420 acres are in good grasses. Good terms can bj arranged to a good man. Trice £5 5s per acre I 830 acres Of splendid fattening land, jiost suitable for fattening sheep or cattle; lies well to the sun and is well watered; all fenced nnd subdivided; good 5-roomei house, with conveniences; 3 miles from store and school. Prico £5 per acre We recomend tlie above properties. IE YOU .WANT TO SELL YOIJR PROPERTY PLEASE SEND US i'ULL PARTICULARS

6ILMOUR AND CLARKE (Late GILMOUB and PATHK) BROUGHAM STJIEET . . NEW PLYMOUTH

YOU MAY BE LOOKING ™ a FARM. YOU WANT GOOD VALUE. DON'T THESE APPEAL TO YOU ? AClli.e, 7 miles Firatford, new C-rootnod house, just, built Best ! i i r0!llls - Eiis.y uudulatmg country. Winter* 2J sbeep and cattle All sheep-proof totarn fencing. £lO 7s (id per acre. Terms air,meed. UK health sole reason selling. 3U miles from S ratfortl, L.T.r,, Is acre; ruilwny surrey f , through property; all splendid grass; now carrying well 110 heifers and 210 ewes ; cottage, etc. • Goodwill £5 15s per r ere. Speaks for itself as a bargain and must increase in value rapidly. "I 'Q f \ AC]U '" S ' tot situated dairy farm inTaranaki; J mile from railway ; JLO'\J all grass; ■} stumped ; all level nnd ploughable j 2 new houses 6 and 7 rooms 35 bail co.vslied, etc., milking 70 cows. £l7 as por acre ; } cash biuuiice 5 pjr cent ; can Lliorouqlily recouitueuil, TO SEE IS TO BUY. DON'T WAIT. WRITE NOW. SOLE AG EST,— B. WOODHOUSE, SHAttKBIiOEER AND LAND AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. Petroleum Shares rising—Why wait?

Smith's Wairaraca Land Agency Land Fop Sale 50 ACRES Dairy (farm, of which 17 aorta are L.1.P.; all in grass, and all level, rich land; only y t mile from school, store and creamery; 0 paddocks, wcjll-watered, 6-ruomral hout?, all necessary buildings. Price .CIG per acre, including 10 dairy cows, 5 calves and two horses. A SPEC. 1(58 ACRES Splendid dairy farm, •well-watomi, 0-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, milo from school and creamery. Price £ls pel' acre, including 50 dairy cows. Exceptionally easy terms. Smith's Land Agency, AUsTEiiTOX

Fine Dairy Farms. 1(10 ACRES Freehold .l-iiwl, all in grass, Taranaki ; handy to school and creamcry; 7-i'ooiued house, cowslmds, 'Hi'.; mi metal road.' VlllOl-: :tK> I'KK At'lili. 1100 down. 1M ACRE!; i'rot'liolil, ISU in grass, TiU'iumki; 5-rooinu'd house, etc.; u clitijip proporty at .18 I'lill ACIiK ,«00 dowa, HII ACRES Freehold, ISO in gnus, Tarauaki; (i-i'oomed house, 8-bail shed, etc.; 11 IU'I'CS ill d'opi; lllY'lliU'll. To be sold as ;i {jniiijr concern with ,m cows, hull, liiirsc, trap iind cans. I'jiici-: .«juo. .ciouo down. TWO GOOD SHEEP RUNS :!<(/(» ACRES Freehold, 2a miles (rum .Masterton; house, woolshed 1111(1 4 machine;;, l'rice :C(i per acre, including IUK) sheep, lit) caltlc, horses, etc. Considerable area level and pluughabl:', iiBGS ACRES Freehold, 22 miles from 3100 aeres grossed, balance bush; Hi paddocks; li-roomcd hou-e, woolsheds, etc. Winters «00 sheep and J7O cattle. Price 01 }f>s per acre. .CiOIHI down, or would exchange for good town or city property.

FRED. W. FRETHEY, LAND AGENT . . ELTHAM JNOHUE TO i-'Aimms. THE Waitara Freezing Works '>v II bo open to receive Pork and Bacon Pigs on and after the ]2l L November, and at Moturoa every alternate M jnday aftor December 31st, J. BUTCHER . A,mt,