Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 17, 8 June 1914, Page 1

Worth of Unencumbered Town Pr«pet2js OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR Good Sheep or Dairying Land. MUST BE ON A CASH BASIS. 150 Acres REALLY GOOD COAST t*.&li, About twelve miles from New Plyraoutk, good road. Close to Factory arid school well fenced and watered by never-fail-ing stream, 6-roomcd house, 11-bail cowshed, trapshed, etc. Will carry «Q cows. Price £l4 10s per acre, £46» cask.210 Acres Sheep and cattle country, fenced and well sub-divided. 6-roomcd house, cowshed, stable, etc., Price, £ll per acre, only £IBO cask, lala'nce at 5 per cent. 50 Acres Tip top land close to Waitara, will carry 22 cows besides other stock. Close to Factory and. railway. Good buildings Ililstfi&.V i. Tim, £1«50. Gilmour & Clarke, NEW PLYMOUTH. DAIRY FARM—SIXTY ACRES Seven miles from railway and bitter factory. Cream cart passes. School half-a-mile. Ninety per cent, ploughabde. Will carry in its present state one cow to two awes. Clover and root crops grow in abundance. Price, £8 108; small deposit. No agents. Address— EARNSCLEUGH ESTATE, Ngougotaha. JjJXOHAXGE FOR gMALL J)AIST 400 ACRES Coast Farm; wintered 450 ewes and 100 head of three-year-old heifers; only 1 miles from good saleyards and town. Very suitable for dairying or grazing. Price £l'i per acre. Will take dairy farm as part oayms>t. Apply. J. SUTHERLAND, Ingiewesd. 6F INTEREST TO STOREKEEPERS WE HAVE FOR SALE THREE COUNTRY GENERAL STORES (Separate Businesses.) • Each docs a good turn-over, is close to railway and dairy factory, and each has Post and Telephone Office attached. Full'particulars regarding these busi. acssos (viz., premises, stocks carried, prices and the- amount of cash required in each case), will lie sent on application. STOfIBS AND HEWITT LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WARD ST. DANNEVJRXE, [ORRELL AND MASON, LaND AND ESTATE AGENTS iCTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. WATKATO. NOTICE TO- FARMERS. ne nave nan ine two following farms "laced j n our hands this week. We have lersmially inspected them, and consider hat they are equal to anything offering n this district. In a few years in thi> lands of a good farmer, 'they should [ouble in value. They are situated near o Hamilton, on a main road in a di»- ''!?' tl,n \ is hoi »g rapidly settled. 2AO ACRES with creamery opposite unv Iron*,, now being built, <j rooms and uuhroum, washhouse copper and tub,* -urge shed quite new, 28ft. X 4sft., «onamiiig 4 stalls, calf pen*, and impl,.nt'iK storage with 000-gallon tank 10'. lail cowshed with usual stock yards icw windmill with troughs. About 150 icms ,n K ,„, s and rough feed. 14 padlocks, about 5 miles of fencing. Price 117 per acre. Terms, £SOO cash, U}'. i nte ~ years air 5 per cent. Title L.T. A.ljoming the above, 200 acres with ood four-roomed.house; and seller ■ i new cowshed ,10 bails to be built, X •cw stable. There is roughly i„ «as S »>d now being p llt down 100 um(£? ;ral paddocks and real !0 chains from creamery, andl hSvf« Hamilton. Price. £l s £ r SL*? ■ f/um*.L.i. ,wi«„' _i J™s Toons, mmammmmmMamms^m