Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 29, 24 June 1914, Page 1

GIFTS 109 acres COAST LAND, all ploughable, well watered, fenced into eight paddocks. dwelling 6 looms, cowshed, trapshed, about one mile from school and; factory. Carry 40 head of stock. Price is £l2 10s per acre, £BOO cash. THIS IS ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PROPERTIES IN TARANAKI. 114 acres Of some of .the best land in North Taranaki, all ploughable and nearly all level. Fine house of seven rooms, with conveniences, cowshed, trapshed, etc., etc. Only seven miles from New Plymouth by | excellent road. Price, IMS per acre, £■l6oo cash, balance for seven years at 5 per cent. Carrying 42 cows besides horses. was taken off this farm for milk last season. x > IT'S AN IDEAL HOME. Gilmour & Clarke, NEW PLYMOUTH, HUERELL AND MASON Land and estate agents, victoria street, Hamilton, waikato. THERE IS BIG MONEY IN THIS FARM 442 A®Rs&> °' m^cs f rom Morrinsville by first-class road, pood land, black loam on chocolate sub-soil, all flat and all ploughable. Pjako river 2% miles on one boundary with heavy feed on banks. 30 acrcß grass, 15 acres turnips, all titrec been burned, ready to ploughs, ring fenced, five paddocks, well watered by other'streams, about 2 miles of road frontage, weM suited for siib> division, 0-roomed house with conven-,' iences, stables and "coachhouse. Cream cart passes three times weekly. Price, £lO 10$ per acre, cash down, £750, balance arranged. In the hands of a good farmer this will be worth £2O per acre in a short time, and is a bargain at the price quoted. 720 ACBES > hana > to railway 2 miles to creamery and P. 0., 1 mile school. ICO acres in grass, 16 acres outs, 200 acres under plough, fallow for next year, 90 acres, turnips, 8% miles of good 7 and 8 fencing, 7 pad-' docks. When cultivated will carry two sheep to the acre, or is well adapted to dairying. Nearly new 8-roomed Blouse, h. and c. water and every convenience. Four-stai!l stable and trapshed. £6 (six pounds) per acre, £BOO cash. Tonure, L.I.P. at 4>/od per acre. Cost about 7s dd per acre to make freehold which owner will do. ALSO ADJOINING THE ABOVE AND SAME OWNER. £K9I 'ACRES Renewable lease, fld (sixpence) per acre rent. 60 acres grass, 3 miles P. and W. Fences, all easily ploughable, two streams tlirough property, handy to saley;ird«. and rapidly improving district.* Tlirecroomed house, and outhouse. £4 5s (four pounds five shillings) per acTe for goodwill, £450 Owner will make freehold cost about 10s per acre on goodwill. The above two properties would make a splendid estate for a Hye farmer. miles from New Plymouth, metalled road; undulating, all ploughable; carry 30 cows; good house and sheds; 5 years' lease. Rent, 12/- per acre.— Walter Bewley, Egmont Street. A FARM FOR EXCHANGE FOR A grass, mostly ploughable, sheep-proof fences; old 6-roomed house. Price £9 per acre. Equity, £s47.—Walter Bewley, Egmont St. . "yiAVT system of home treatment will effect natural and permanent cures without drugs or operations.—Nurse Doig, US Devon St. QOOD Second-hand Piano, in perfect order—Perkin (London), £l6 10s' cash; William Squires (London). £l6; Bord piano, £8; Rogers piano, £lO 10s; Burling, £10; 10s deposit, 7s 6d monthly.—Collier's. Q.ROW SEEDS now—Xinimo & Blair's Sweet Peas, first prize blooms; Nemesia, Vegetable Seeds.now opening up at Veale's. ;/_ GENTS' FINE ENGLISH ' GLACE DKRBY BOOTS, suede lined, welted soles,—Dock-rill's. £Kft DEPOSIT " secures 5-room-ed Villa (new), a l . l conveniences. Price £550. Balance as rent.—Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont Street Q.ENERAL Printing in all IU branches ' neatly and promptly rjsrruteJ-at / wderate rates at the Daily News Gcn« .' eral Printing House. 'Phone 17, Not ; i Plymouth; 113 Stratford. •„. >ss