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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 57, 28 July 1914, Page 3

Farmsfc 18 ACRES . ,f SPLENDID SECTION, juat outside Bo rough All drv piSSP CLASS Kaiiy into a number of paddocks 1 mil f r &U P lou ff hable . subdivided » mile to railway, will cariy COWB n Tv, ha " dy to Bchoo1 ' Wil. lease for three ££

60 ACRES - «*» concrete floor. One mile to school faot ' 6 - Toomcd hou M and cowshe-i p™, am, «»«*. »™*s ri°" 100 ACRES v ™ pCwir«"i , ' r °2 l i, i i7 s " ia ' 4 *" "«>.■> «f ■« rtu, ,n ra ,„ nl ;„4, "j* "j^ 0 " 1 ™ d *■*?»■ *•» » m » acre, £SOO caah. Equity £ISOO fWn *u , . G ' ' P er Sood X„ fU-inoutl, W e „|„„" c «« m'WkXtiSr, *»•«« sound advice accumulated durini? 20 t^wjshow you returns and give you district.. Our register f 18 da ' 7 farmin 8 >« the Taranaki and prospective buyers would be j a ™j' ? ai f y Farm3 > Town Properties, purchasing. We welcome inv dV ' aed J to „ in3 P ect this register before to make money. " ers a ut'i'ost to help yoa » -I LAND AGENTS I SHUTTOBik

I ERTIES WE CAN RECOMMEND. ACRES KREEHOLD. carrying 3-? v , nearly all ploughed and divid^L [' £ }? P er C#W; £3 U 0 C ' C ° WBhCd ' , etC "„ SitU ' lted ., Wit^ n 5 of faotor^and 6 ' "lool7*pK £3O per acre (really cheap). Easy terms. 74 *s* ™™' f"" «■? W, ».n to* «• awa* s-~L house; 8-ba.l shed, orchard, etc, About 28 acres stumped; situated withm a minutes of school, Factory 'Phone and stpre. Price £23 Wfc oer acre, with £2OO cash. jj 0 _ 23/sj 300 ACRES ' Good daif y farm > level an<l well alleltered; two houses and concreted sheds; carry 100 cows. School, Factory and Phone 3 minuted' Price, £2O per acre; very easy terms to reliable man. ■ \ ' 156 A< - !RI ' S ' FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practically free of weeds; handy to town and railway; nice homestead, good house and sheds, every convenience; property well fenced and divided. One mile to Factory, School, Store and 'Phone. Price, £3sP er acre; good terms to approved man •balance for long term at 5 per cent; would consider exchange for piece of good, clean, sheep county. ' N«. 4/170. We have 109 ACRES DATRY FARM, which is a splendid order, all necessarr' buildings, free of wfeeds and unmortgaged. The owner's selling' price is £3i per acre, but as he wishes To retire he W 'H accept a suitable property as deposit either in Stratford or New Plym oll ®- . , Also a 200-acie dairy farm, which the owner will consider exchanging for Town Property between Hawcra and New Plymouth. jf, 3^44 ,Z.' Loan & Mercantile Agency So, Ltd W. A. HEWITT, Manager. . A. C. BKLU Und Salesman. 120 ACRES FREEHOLD, the finest dairying district in Taranaki, all in grass ail d well sub-divided, carrying at present 40 cows, and other stock. All plougliable. J mile ■ from factory, sclieol, P.O. Good seven-roomed house, 8bail. cowshed and loft, and all necessary outbuildings. Price per acre, £2O, with £4OO cash, balance for 5 years at 5$ per cent. - , £250 will secure 71 ACRES, FREEHOLD, AIL in grass with exception of 35 acres under crops. "This property is within I mile of creamery, P. 0., and school. Good four-room-'ed house, concrete cowshed, and other outbuildings. Intending purchaser with limited cash should inspect this property. . 288 acres, freehold, in a mild climate and on a good metal road, situated within H- miles from P. 0., and 1;} miles from creamery and railway station. This property is sown with good English grasses, and all ploughable, and will carry 100 cows. It is well sub-divided, and has good 5-roomed house and 23-bail cowshecLarul all necessary outbuildings Cash required, £IOOO, balance of £IOOO can remain at 5 per cent. This place is only on the market" for a limited time.

McCLUGCACE & COMPANY, Land and Financial Agents' STRATFORD. Box 28. £l5O Cash ACRES, all flat and ploughable, 20 acres stumped, 9 paddocks, situated in a good district, 5-roomed liouse, and splendid outbuildings, 2 miloa from railway and dairy factory, 5 minutes from school, present owner milks 21 cowb, price, £ls per acre, balance of. purchase mcncy on exceptionally easy terms. 1 NOTE—This being a real first-class investment, and a good' chance for a ■nan of small capital, we strongly recotn mend intending purchasers to make early application at once, as this will sell within the next few days. Very satisfactory reasons for selling. r J. ;;r' ' Sole Agents:— MATTHEWS, CAMLIN & CO. r 4UOTIONI2®B, LANB ft COMJitoSTON AGENTS INGLEWOOD-