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Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1915, Page 1

cows; 5-roomed house, 0-bail cowshed, implement and chaff shed, ■plenty of water, good metalled road; one mile from station, creamery, school and store. Cash required, £500; balance easy terms. (ICS) 153 Acres at £IG an acre; all in grass, flat to undulating country; 2-rooined whare, shed, cow-bail; has the making of a splendid dairy farm; 4 miles from station. Cream waggon passes the farm; good road. Only £3OO cash required; balance arranged. (153) 212 Acres, Title O.R.P. at £5 10s, goodwill £l6 an acre; rich drained swamp land, 100 acres in good grass, li acres ploughed and sown, 50 acres rough feed, balance Italian ryegrass; subdivided into 7 paddocks; two artesian wells; house 2 rooms, iron shed; carrying in present state 120 head of mixed cattle; cash required £000; balance D years at 3 per cent. This farm only wants seeing by first genuine buyer and he will snap it. C B. LEVER & C c TE AROHA. E. C, TASSELL, Manag CHEAP HOUSE, FITZROY. -ACRE FREEHOLD, with exceptiona v, ell-built house of 7 rooms, b trams. _ It's cheap at £9OO, with £IOO cash down. HANDY LITTLE FARM 4S ACRES FREEHOLD, V/, miles from EiUroy; nearly all ploughable, frontage dead level; comfortable 5-roomed house, also outbuildings. Price £ISOO. Terms to good man. A BELL BLOCK FARM 120 ACRES FREEHOLD, almost all ploughaMe. All in grass, with exception few clumps of native bush and few acres in crops; 12 subdivilions, p. and w. *nd live fences; detailed road; few weeds; j-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed, trap and maicJiinery shed, pigstyes, etc, There's money in this farm. Price £24 per acre. Easy terms to a. good farmer. FITZROY SECTIONS (Good Buying). 6 SECTION'S, each one-fifths acre, Free, hold; close to tram terminus, £BO each. Easy terms. CHEAP HOUSE. i/,-ACRE, FREEHOLD, wiLh 0-roomed dwelling, waslihouse, electric light, water, sewerage. Price only £420; terms arranged. H. W. WHITCOMBE, LAND AGENT - - NEW PLYMOUTH, IF YOU ARE A STRANGER Looking for the best place for a shave, be well advised— GO TO PRE ECE '3 For every conceivable reason that an up-to-date tonaorial saloon can adduce, the men of New Plymouth find Preeee's the best place FOR SHAVING AND FOR TOBACCO. INFANTRY TRAINING, 1914 (War Office), price lOd, at the U.K. Bookshop. CQACRE DAIRY FARM, 4 miles New Plymouth, tip-top quality land; good house and sheds; carry 30 cows. Price £3l per acre; terms on application to Walter Bewley, Devon Street next Theatre Royal, ' OS ACRES, Dairy Farm, S miles Ne uu Plymouth, close to Factory and School; new 8-roomed house j cowshed, etc., to carry 25 cows. Price £lO per acre; terms, £3OO cash,—Walter I Devon Street, next Theatre Royal. she," by Daniel llalevy, price 3/3, "Treitsclike," and ''The Great War," by Joseph McCabc, 2/6, at the B.K. Bookshop JX'ST received, 1/3 edition of "Freckles," by Str&ttou Porter.— The B.K. Bookshop. QOOD, reliable second-hand pianosWard, London, £10; Hoelling, £2O; Ward, £18; Brinsmead, £4B; Mendelssohn, £lO, Easy terras, 10s deposit, 1Q» Devon