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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 30 May 1914, Page 1

IMPORTANT LAND NOTICE. €heap Dairy Farms On very easy terms. Mr. James Robson's Estate of 640™Situated in the Pukengahu District. Close to Eithara and Stratford. TUft. JAMES ROBSON lias appointed • W. H. &A. McGnrry, of Eltham, th? sole agents for tlio sale of his we "' Icrfown block of splendid dairying country, situated in sheltered sunny position ■within- easy distance of Eltham and Stratford by first-clasa metalled roads. Close to good factory, and bandy to •chool, township and railway station. The Pukengahu district is famous for its picture, and the 640 acres now thrown -«{ ten for selection is absolutely the pick <of it. The property bas not been in the market for over twenty, years, and is now offered in five sections on exceptional terms and at very low prices as specified below: — 112 ACRES ' FREEHoLD ' Also 12 acres Railway Reserve free. £3O anjacre. A really nice section, all fencedTftiid divided into necessary padlocks for dairying, conveniently watered. Will carry 45 cowj# and other stock. House of 5 rooms, milking shed, trap ■bed, etc. Price, only £SO an acre; terms £SOO casb, balance can remain for seven years at current rate of interest. ' ACRES, freehold. £32 an acre. A really good I>it of land in splendid pasture, rin« fenced, fully subdivided, plenty of water. Carry 4o coirs easily. On'y three or four minutes from faclorv. House of 4 rooms, milkin" Fbcd. Cane nif.fhinc. steam boiler, ci *..Vr <siw. other outbuildings. FrV". inthrlir? iMKkhKW. boiler and C j r .„», r - »-.w. <32 »n acre; £SOO. to i:>b. Va'nncc «va remain on mortfur 7 -<vr-. (N». 2) "5 ACRES. FREEHOLD. £2S «:i r.cfc. Land nil in fit*ss, »»*- fanefd. iiml suMivideJ, well; watered. Comfortable B roomed dwelling, cowshed, «id «th«r necessary outbuildings. Handy to factory aiul school. Prtfe £2B an aenv terms £SOO to £OOO ooeh, 7 ytars eit current rate. (No. 3). 12.8 ACRES ' J^EEaOLD- , £33 an acre. LanA of veir best qualfty. ring fenced and- divMnd into convenient padd'ockft nicely watered. House of 6 Boom*, milking shed and usual fanr biiiKlingo. Carry 45 flows. Trice £32 an acre, terms iSOO to f'W cask, fcalnnco on mortgage tor 7 yM(No. 4) ACRES, FREEHOLD. 3E28 an acre. A very aheap bandy little farm, all well grassed, conveniently watered, fenced and subdivided. Cuod <% -r««med dwelling, new milking' Mien ' fitted with Gane machine and steam boilef. Will carry forty cows a«4 do ttie«i r«4&™Jfell." Machine* if Price £2§l terms £SOO ra r -li, bal ■ nnc« cam remain for 7 yews. {No. 5). W. H. and A. "MfGarry invite com.* ponience, and will be pleased l to motoT clients to inspect. Ring up on ti»<s telephone, and arrange a day to have " dav to have a look attJn'va r look over the various sections. Sole agents: W. H.andA.McCARR\ L \XD AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. 13. gAcox QO RECEIVING DATES.FOR Jl'NE—&kato—Monday, 15 Moturoa—Tuesday, 16. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Agent. WANTED TO SELL. £}ECTIOX 1038, Pendarves Street, m encumbered, section 297, Powdo ham Street, New Plymouth, subject 1 lease to New Plymouth Tennis Club s annual rental of £ls 10s fld. Apply ( WESTON & WESTON. . and all Land Agents. FOR SALE BY TENDER. A s a going concern, the olrl-establi!-ed Livery Staples situated in NN; tara. known as the Club Stables. S;i isfaetOTV reasons given f< r deposing sfltne. Tenders close on •lime 0 w "' the undersigned. W. A. JURY, Xcw Plymouth.

TO BUILDERS. fTEXDERS will lie received at my office up to i p.m. on MOXDA\. June S, -for the erection of CENTRAL l-llit STATION, in briek and concrete, fnr ilio Xew Plvmouth Fire Board. I'IiAXK MESSEWER, Architect, j**- Devon Street. WORD, LOOK! TIMBER AT g/.. PER 100 ■piMU BOARCISG, Roug'a Heart Scantling, suitable for stables, cowsheds. «tc. Face cuts at 3s; also quantity of T» rmoi t" V. ffSSi Baww' ier, Carting*-! 3:* d