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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 28 November 1907, Page 1

GRAZING RUNS, FATTENING FARMS,; DAIRY FARMS, ALL AREAS AND PRICES. 1210 AC i RES > hilU elear an il "• grass. Best grass country in the district. Suitable lor sheep and cattle. Very cheap. Price and full particulars ou application. r 260 ACRE ®' aU in grass and plough able, good house, yards and all farm buildings. A fine fattening farm. £lB. 1900 ACRES > freehold; 1200 acresin grass; 12 paddocks, sheep-proof fences; small house, wool shed, dip and yards. Splendid clean sheep country, carrying ly, to 2 sheep per acre. Good'terms. £3 13s 6d. 1630 A ? RES > Eltnam > all in grass; 0-roomed house; carries over 2 sheep; big proportion suitable for dairying and fattening. A splendid investI ment at £8 10s. ■ Good terms. Write for further particulars. |3XB ACRES da . irv farm > drained swamp, near Eltham; 10-roomed homeland all outbuildings; also 5-roomed house and necessary outbuildings on part of property. Milking 80 cows, besides running 90 head dry stock [ and horses. When further improved will milk 200 cows, being some of the best grass land in the district. Price £23. Terms, i L. A. NOLAN & CO;, AUCTIONEERS, NEW FLYMOPTiJ.

LIFETIME CHANCE. XSO °f S 00( l land; about 190 acres have been ploughed, 20 acres bush and stumps, well watered; to the sun, B-roomed house, dairy, storehouse, 2 acres piggery, cowshed, paved floor. ONE MUE TO SCHOOL, POST OFFICE, ly 4 MILE TO FACTORY. '.— Basis Government valuation is £1220. Price £B' 10s per acre. ":' DON'T WRITE, BUT |COME AND SEE IT AT ONCE. IT'S CLOSE TO NEW PLYMOUTH. BROUGHAM STREET Telephone JSo. NEW PLYMOUTH. Post Office Box 127.

WAIKATO FAKM. 853 ACRES ' Bituatcd miles Morrinsville, 13 miles Hamilton, 1 mile school and factory, 2'/i 1.0.; 500 acres in grass, balance rich drained swamp, well dried, and now ready for handling; can put the plough in all tho grass land and most of the swamp land. Well fenced with sheep-proof fericing, 12 paddocks; about 100 acres of undulating ground which is fine for turnips and oats. The level land is better than the usual run of Waikato laud, being deep black loam, and frca from >veeds. The property carried 800 sheep and 100 head cattle last winter. Buildings comprise—Up-to-date man's room, stoie.room, etc., lar»e and roomy woolshed, implement shed, stables, yards, etc. < Price is £8 per acre, and is not inflated. Mortgage £2BOO until 1910 at 5 per cent. 111-health in owner's family necessitates leaving the Waikato district, which is the sole reason for wishing to dispose of this very fine property FULLEST ENQUIRIES INVITEdT OODH OUSE, MSTC PLY MOUTH. rT*V

>.O. Box 101. Telephone No. 19. F. S. Canning, Next the Egmortt Sash and Door Factory, Princes Street, ~ Hawera. jieensea Stock and Share-Broker, Financial and Laud Agent, Trade Assignee. Expert Valuer. Attorney for Absentees. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand, elegvaphic Address: "Canning," Hawera Cable Address: "Candid," Hawera. Codes: A.B.C. sth Edition, and Private Codes Agents Throughout N.Z., the ComiuonLU3tra)ia, and in London, achester and Paris. In crease your income by becoming ssociated with sorind, safe, Commercial .Enterprise, jieldiner Dividends rfif.urnini» interest of fro: apital invested. .1 make a speciality of the investment of Capital in so Stocks and Shar purchase and sale of same. « MORTGAGES ARRANGED. d have buyers for the undermentioned: j GOLD MINING SHARES. )Waihi, IWailii Grand Junctioii. Waihi Extended, i Whaiotahi, 1 jN.Z. Crown Mines, Tairua Broken Hills, Komata Reefs, Waitangi. 'Talisman Consolidated, Etc., Etc. For Sale—Hawera Gas Shares at 21/6. STOCKS. SHARES. BONDS. Debentures, first mortgage bonds, and negotiable security bought aPd Bold at losest market rates. FOR SALE— Farm, Town, and Suburban Properties too numerous to detail in an advertisement Enquiries Solicited.

TO CREAMERY PROPRIETORS DAIRY FARMERS, Etc. I SOLICIT consignment* of Buitcr Cheese and Bacon for gulp to Auckland grocers; Commission 6 per cent, or wil ! buy if good value. R-rr Goods in Auckland at bottom prices for 3 per cent commission I Sell Farms at the usuaj commit sion. ■ HENRI WINKS, AUQELANn