Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1915, Page 1

420 CRES of lixcdlent Agriaultur&l ' sa.l dairying land, all lerel and fen.ed into convenient paddock-' ' with sheep proof fences, we<t watered by never failir.r streams. House of 7 remit* with all conveniences, laryrgranary, stables, and all other necessary outbuildings. The factory is right on 1 the property. One mile from the railway and township and twelve miitf from lirvercargill. 50 acres alon« produced £OOO for Oats. This is excellent dairying country and the cheeso factory upon tin? farm is paying out 1/0 i<cr pound for butter fat. Price is £3O per acre, -CIOOO Cash, balance at 5} per cent, • or the owner would Exchange for 100 to 300 acres Dairying land or good sheep property in the Waitara or Stratfor'a Districts. Any difference can bo It ft on at 51 per cent. Cilmour & Clark) NEW PLYMOUTH. NEW PLYMOUTH.

E. Griffiths & Ce. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH 158 Okato district, nt-*< * all level and all plough* c », no wesda; dwelling 6 rooms; cc « shed, eight bails, with mill—,# pla,ntj Factory and School .haii.i , Price £2l per acre; terms arraujei. 46 A® l ®, rolling country, aU able, watered by streams; d»-n ing, 5 rooma; cowshed, 6 bails, et, i School and Factory quarter-in! Price £2B an acre; tenas, £•.' cash, balancn arrangsd. A' han-t./ place for man with sra»l2 capita E. Griffiths & Cc, LAND AGENTS, v NEW PLYMOUTH

R E a 81 rpaBES! HJB E K PLANT NOW— A IINUS MUMOATA, splendid 'bn - trees, from 15/. to 25/- per 100. MNUS INSK3NUS, 2-year-old, 15/ 100; 3-ycar, 20/- and 25/- per !»'. GOLDEN 4JKE-AKE —The beat pani- ► hedge plant grown, from 15/- to *1 > per 100. SEND FOR OUR OOiFAGB CATALOG''ii OP SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, Etc. All trees grown on high cjciSom-iJ ground, therefore very hardy. DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD. EXOTIC NURSERY, NEW PLYAIUU'I I 'Phone 488. Or CITY FRUIT &, FLOWEI! 0) s Devon Street. 'Phono 270.

J. H. THOMPSON LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. QiV/st ACRES, level land, on n.ain roil, near Tariki railway etaiv ' freehold; one mile township and adjoining factory, one mile schou! (h.|i icent to both cheeaeand butter r.ictui »t ,; 10 paddocks, all plougWbic \v!.cii a t. n.> cd and improved; carry abo.;t 2<i and young stock, and will <-:n iy stock when further improviiucnti u '■ effected; first-class roadi; house and cowshed, stable, etc. MICE £26 PER AClIu. Deposit £100; balance 5 jv"vs, per cent. Possession July next <lvfi-iI-Owner might take a house property >.s part payment. » 22|J ACRES, freehold, all easy lm.d part rolling, good flats, au>! wi hills, corner two metalled rr.nda, <nn mile to store and P.O. and school, qui"-ter-milo to factory, .12 miles railway »i 'i freezing works; mild climate, s!ielte)>'<: land; 200 acres grass, balanre hcuvy bush; about 0 paddocks; 150 Bwci ploughablc; carry 40 cows and dry sto*'-' splendid cropping land, grows reciif! crop of turnips; (l-roomed-house. in '* ' order; old cowshed; buildings re<|iii"' about £SO expended on them; about acres stumped and ploughed. The owner wishes to sell owing to Wf holding too much land, and you i»l» 9-t practically your own terms for payiucia. PRICE :m PER ACRE.