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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1915, Page 1

WAS TAKEN OFF THIS FARM LAST YEAR. of excellent land in the famous Waimatc Plains and close to tlie sea coast; 7-roincd huiM-, 21-bail cowshed. tra|islieJ and other ucccs,ary buildings, Owne'r milking lis cows, be. sides carrying other stock. One miles to school, l'/ 2 miles to factory, and 1 mile to township. Price £53 per acre; £ISOO cast, balance at S'/j per cent. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT PROPOSITION. At Bell Block; all level, divided into 10 paddocks, well watered, close to factory and school; fl-roomed house, good cow.lied, etc.; currying thirty com One of the test farms in Northern Taranaki. Price £55 per acre; £IOOO eaah, balance at 5% per cent. A MODEL FARM. 103 Acres Of coast land, all plonghable, nearly all level, -well watered, close to Factory and school; 5-roomed house, cowshed, trapshed. Price £l3 per acre; £3OO cash, at 0 per cent, for three to five yeara. THBS' IS A CHEAP PROPERTY. Cilmour & Clarke NEW PLYMOUTH. E. Griffiths & Co. LAND AGENTS, • . NEW PLYMOUTH. \CRES, Okato district, nearly uli level and all ploughable; no weeds; dwelling 6 rooms; cow* shed, eight bails, with milking plant; Factory and School bandy; Price £2l per acre; terms arranged. A£i ACRES, rolling country, all ploughable, watered by streams; dwelling, 5 rooms; cowshed, 6 bails, ete.j School and Factory quarter-mile. Price £2B an acre; terms, £2OO cash, balance arranged. A bandy place for man with small capital. E. Griffiths & Co. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. ifKKESI r£ R E E S ! PLANT NOW— I EJUS MURICATA, splendid busby trees, from 15/- to 25/- per 100. ! lINUS INSIGNUS, 2-vcar-old, 15/- per 100; 3-year, '2O/- and 25/- per 100. GOLDEN AKE-AKE—The best garden hedge plant grown, from 15/- to 20/per 100. SEND FOR OUR 60-PAGE CATALOGUE OF SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, Etc. All trees grown on high exposed ground, therefore very hardy. '. DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD. . EXOTIC NURSERY, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 405. Or CITY FRUIT & FLOWER CO., Devon Street. 'Phone 270. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. I AA ACRES, LEVEL DAIRY LAJm •*•*'" all in grass, except about two acres shelter bush; all level atod ploughable; about 25 acres stumped an<f ploughed;.situated in the Midhirat dia- > trict on a good road; one mile to •; creamery and school, 2'/ 3 miles Midhtnt railway station, about fl miles ftm Stratford, the best market town Jn Taranaki; weekly pig sales, several stock sales each week, also skins and hida sales; land lies well to the sun, and ia well adapted for dairying; grows good root crops; 7 paddocks; capacity, 35 cows and young Btock, and the land will carry 45 cows when clean, stumped, and new pastures laid down. Land in the vicinity holds the record for the district for dairying returns. Fair average returns about £l3 per cow from I ordinary herds, and in some cases up to ' £2O per cow. 1 Four-romcd house, in good order; ' stablo and trapshed, loose-box, 7-bwled ' cowshed, concrete floor, also water-race, ! in good order, with splendid fall of [ water, suitable for milking machines. The farm adjoining is on the market i at £4O per acTe, and this farm can bo ' brought into same conditon at a cost oi about £4 per acre, so it is only a quoa- ) tion of good farming to make mone y i out of this proposition. I Price £3O per acre; only £IOO deposit } and balance 5 years 5 per cent,, reduo- jl II iblc during the term on terras to eu» „ purchaser. >' I TfflS IS A GENUINE PROrOSITTOS,Fi and is worth inspection. it a I """ I i. H THOMPSON [ ' LAND AGENT, STRATFORD* „V,