Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 78, 19 August 1912, Page 7

£5 PEE ACRE 1400 AC &ES RICH LAND in COMING DISTRICT of BAY OF PLENTY. Splendid sheep and cattle country; part VERY RICH RIVER PLATS, balance nearly all LEVEL TERRACES; only about 150 acres not plonghable, and that is IDEAL SHEEP COUNTRY. DAIRYING IS BEING CARRIED ON BY ONE NEIGHBOR and on the other side the OWNER IS FATTENING BULLOCKS. EAST. COAST RAILWAY is surveyed through this land and MONEY IS NOW ON THE ESTIMATES TO CONSTRUCT THE LINE WITHIN SIX MILES of the property. MAIN COACH ROAD also divides the property. THIS BLOCK IS BEING SOLD BECAUSE OF SICKNESS in OWNER'S FAMILY. EASY TERMS to good man. Owner would divide in(to two or more lots if too big for one client. For further particulars apply this Office, or W. A. LIMBRICK, Whakatane.

DUNCAN AND DAVIEB Growers of Hardy Nursery Stock, SOME LEADING LINES For Present Planting. A PPLES, Pears, Japan Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Quinces, 1/6 each; 15/per dozen. Currants and Gooseberries, 6/- per doz. Rhubarb, Topps, Winter and Giant Victoria, 6/- ]ier dozen. Oranges and Lemons, 3/- each. [n ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS we have— Azaieas, 1/6 eachj Daphnes, 2/6 each; Heath's Choice 2/- each; Diosma, 1/6 each; Purple Leaf Plums, 1/6 each; Boronias, 2/6 each; and other shrubs equally choice. CLIMBERS include— Bougainvilleas, 2/- each; Wisterias, in five varieties, 2/- each; Virginian Creepers, 1/- each; Argentine Blue Pea, 1/6 each. A magnificent collection of CHOICE ROSES, 10/- per dozen. Write for Catalogue Post free. J)UNCAN & J)AVIES, EXOTIC NURSERIES. New Plymouth.

THAMES VALLEY DAIRY FARMS. T\o you want a farm? If so, come Tight along, and we will compare prices and results, and it will surprise you what the cows can do. 1 A A ACRES as a going concern, creamcry and school adjoining. Price £2O per acre. Easy terms. "I O A ACRES highly improved, carrying -*-"" ing 45 cows; two miles from raihvav station. Prion £23 ner acre. QQ ACRES, new house, with outouildings; rich level land; half-mile from creamery and school. Price £l6 per acre; £4OO cash. Come and see, or write for full particulars. J. D. MOKISON AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TE AROIIA.

/ LAND THAMES VALLEY THE BEST DAIRYING COUNTRY IN THE DOMINION. f\ ACRES unimproved, level and - " easily improved; £l3 10a per acre; £350 cash; balance five years, 5 per cent. Only two miles from township of Paeroa. **** seven paddocks; B-roomed house, 14-bail cowshed, large barn; close to creamery and railway; good metalled roads; £4OO cash; balance can remain qu mortgage. This is very rich country, well drained and highly cultivated. 1 £»Oy 8 acres, £3O per acre; good *-**<* house, cowshed and other outbuildings.; well fenced; road and river frontages; good roads; creamery' adjoining; all in grass; subdivided into 12 paddocks. Will easily milk 100 cows. £3OOO cash; balance five years, 5 per cent. Q Afi ACRES, three miles from railway *J"" and township; £4 per acre; good sheep country, partly improved; one-third cash, balance five years, 5 per cent. T£ "jgROMWICH & QO. LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. PAEROA (THAMES VALLEY).

TURAXATCf LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent). Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS: Messrs R. Cock (chairman), A. Shuttleworth, ,lohn Ellis, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater and T. K. Skinner. SOLICITORS: Messrs. Wilson and Grey. BANKERS: The Bank of New Zealand. The Society pavs the cost of preparing and registering all mortgages (unless for d. lesser sum than £100). fturin" the five years ending the 30th '•:,..■feniher, 1.009, the sum of £11,364 i-Mi'd bonuses among the members of the viri.-'tv. Borrowers and Investors par-'-'•tin" .".like > n th° distribution. It • ;r' Hni's be seen that the Society ii ../,.! p no-operative. ~l'ice open daily from 10 a.m. to i ■ ',-'b'n-«(Hv» afternoon excepted. ' E. P. WEBSTER, i Secretary,