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Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1915, Page 6

FERTILE THAMES VALLEY. 143 Acres, only £3O an acre; good drained swain p; 14 acres turnips, 27 acres / ploughed, 30 acres good rough feed, balance in grass; now milking JO cows; a-roomed house, C-baii cinrshed, implement and chaff shed, plenty of water, good metalled road; one juile from station, creamery, 1 school and store. Cash required, £500; balance easy tewns. (168) 153 Acres at £l6 an acre; all in flat to undulating country; 2-roomed whore, shed, caw-bail; has the making of a splendid dairy farm; 4 milei from station. Cream waggon pawes the farm; good road. Only £3OC' cash required; balance arranged. (163) 212 Awes, Title O.R.P. at £5 10s, goodwill £IG an acre; rich drained swamp land, 100 acres in good grass, ,4 acres ploughed and sown, 50 aejes rouyii feed, balance Italian ryegrass; subdivided into 7 paddcoks; two artesian wells; house 2 rooms, iroi shed; carrying in present state }2( ' head of mixed cattle; cash required £GOO; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Tliis farm only wants seeing by first genuine buvor and he will snap it I " (171), C. B. LEVER & O o ' TE AROHA. E. C. TASSELL, Manager.

CHEAP HOUSE, FITZROY." %-ACRE FREEHOLD, with exceptionally well-built house of 7 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, out-house, ga6 andwater. Close to school, stores and trams. It's elieap at £9OO, Witt £IOO cash down. HANDY LITTLE FARM 18 ACRES FREEHOLD, l'/* miles f/ui.r Fitzroy; nearly all ploughable frontage dead level; comfortablt o-rooiued house, also outbuildings Price £ISOO. Terms to good man A BELL BLOCK FARM 120 ACRES FREEHOLD, aimost au ploughable. All in grass, with exception few clumps of native .bush and few acre* in crops; 12 subdivilions, p. and w. and live fences; detailed road; few weed?: 5-room'cd house,, 12-buil cowshed, trap an<t machinery shed, pigstyes, eto There's money in this fann. Price £24 per acre. Easy terms to a good farmer. FITZROY SECTIONS (Good" Buying). li SECTIONS, each one-lifths acre, Freis, hold; close to tram terminus, £SI each. Easy terms. CHEAP HOUSE. 'A-ACRE, FREEHOLD, with (i-roome.l dwelling washhouse. electric light water, sewerage. Pike cnly ' £ii>) terms arranged. Apply- >- H. W. WHITCOMBL, LAXD AGEXT • - XUW PLYMOUTH.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. OS acres. ONLY £250 CASH REQUIRED ON LAND AND STOCK. SOUTH OF HAWEKA. A choice property, one mile from factory by metal road,conveniently waU'r.ed splendid boxthorn boundaries; wit carry ,'Jf> cows easily; good 5-rooim-d house, 12-bail milking shed, etr. I'iici £OO an acre; terms, £250 down oi land and cows, balance for 0 years at a per cent., and' further term 5J per cent. This farm is sure U sell very quickly. If you think It would suit you, write or telephone No. 13, Eltham, at once. 80 ACRES. A REALLY GOOD CHEAP LITTLE FARM. £2OO CASH, £lO per acre. Right opposite factory, 1} miles from school and township, motor coach passes daily, one hour from raihtay and good Taranaki town; gently rolling country, nil \ plouglfetblc, well-fenced and subdivide ' ed into numerous paddocks, conveniently watered, land is all in grass with exception of 3 acres in mangolds, carrots and turnips, and there arc 0 tons of hay in stack; crops have not yet been touched, although the section has carried 31 head of stock, including 21 cows, all the winter. This number of stock has been grazed on the property for the past 5 years, and this is the first year any crops have been grown. Absolutely no weeds. Buildings ilielude new 6-roomed dwelling and complete range of sheds. Price, £IC per acre; terms, £2OO cash, balan:e 5 years at 5 pel- cent. W.H/&A.Nk>GMRY, EkTH t W