Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1915, Page 1

ONE PENNY. » Excellent Agricultural an.i dairying land, .ill level and fenced into convenient, paddocks with siieep proof fences, weJt watered by never failice streams. House of 7 rooms with all conveniences, large frrunary, stables, and all other , necessary outbuildings. The factory is -ight on the property. Ono mile from the railwuy and township and twelve miles .from Invercargi]]. 50 acres ali>):w produced, .f(lOf) for Oats. . this is excellent dairying countrv and the. cheese factory upon thi* farm is paying out 1/li per ■ pound for butter vat. Price is £3O per acre, £IOOO 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 Stratfovd Districts. Any difference can be. left on at 5J per cent. Giiitiour & Clarkf • ~ NEW PLYMOUTH. NEW PLYMOUTH. E. Griffiths & Co. LAND AUEXTS, NEW PLYII OU T ((. 158 Okato district . »W»y all level and all p!ougum»e: no weeds; dwelling .0 rooms; oow- • shed, eight bails, with militia* plant; Factory and School hsnrty; ' Price £2l per acre; terma arraugM.'

4gi ACRES, -rolling country, all plooih. I *Y 'able, watered by streams; dw* "•Mnfc, 6 rooms) cowehed, 6 bails, ete,; cneh, balancitt arranged, A baiwJV ~- place for man witU small, cajiiui.T E: Griffiths &«o. LAND AGENTS, N> IW' PLY M 0 b Tl. I[p-JS'E EJ3t >jp R E E S TB filcg.' " KNITS t •, -ireea,. from, K>/., So// iP er i<k«'| :; WWUS.-INSIQNUS, fcy M MId I /ivrni-r 100; 3-ycar, 20/- and 25/- per„!«(». ; GODD>X AKE : AKE-Tho test' rjnrtlen hedge iplanl grown, from 15/- to #)/• per 100. : SEND FOR OUR 60.PAOE CATALOGUE OF SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES HEDGE PLANTS, Etc. All trees grown on high exp<M«4 ground, therefore very hardy. DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD, EXOTIC NURSERY, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 405. Or CITY FRUIT '■& FLOWET. CO,, Devon Street. Thore 270. J. H. THOMPSON. LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. 290 ACRES. Freehold. One mile railway station, two miles factory and school: mild climate, stock winter very comfortably in the district;good proportion level and easy hills; oould milk 50 cows and carry quantity of dry stock: well watered, liot subject to drought. Large 8-roomcd house, cowshed, s-heepyards and outbuildings. This is worth holding, as the land is bound tt> rise in value, subject to systematic .-. PRICE JU3 PER ACRE. Deposit .tlofl; balance u years 5 per cent. Or would lease for a term of live years! Rent life per acre; no goodwill, and immediate possession if required, This is not a wild-cat scheme, but a genuine proposition for a bona-fide farmer. The. dairying returns in the locality will prove the real test of this property. If you are interested, you had better send a telegram that you are coming to inspect; you can reach the farm by rail from Wellington and intermediate stations in one day. 25Q ACRES. L.I.P. On the Stratford branch railway; nil in grass and right alongside, the railway station. House of i> rooms. Good winter feed. Rates £'.'s; T.and Hoard rent £l4 per annum. Good flats along the frontage; 50 acres plougluvble in patches. PRICE £8 PER ACRE. Deposit '£100; balance long term. Owner might take a house property as part payment in each of tile positions.I can .quote, small Ifciiry Faring on, easy terms for the coming --oason; also' small, sheep holdings partly improved. The prospects in Taranaki are specially good for the coming season—cheese, butter and mutton aie at (heir best mr-J-r™ J - ,H I THOMPSON, Hi!llSiM r ;i^ ; .;.' Stratford. ■'