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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1915, Page 1

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH £250? YOU CAN PURCHASE and enter into Immediate Possession of either of the following Sections: — ( A ) I ACRES FIRST - GLASS " U HEAVY SWAMP LAND, situated in the centre of the THAMES VALLEY district. This section lias 30 acres ploughed and in English grasses, splendid sole, 7 acres turnips, 10 acres heavy shelter ti-tree, and the balance is all surface sown, with the exception of 3 acres ploughed ready for oat*. Well watered by drains, springs and windmill, j Buildings comprise It-boil cowshed, ! wham, chaff-shed, etc. Price £lO per I acre. . i (B) 14-'/ ACRES—" 1 /; acres ploughed and in new grass, 7>/ s ! acres turnips, 26 acres ti-tree, balance j all surface-sown, good sole. The stock on the combined sections amounts to 70 I head two-year-old heifers, 3 hulls and I 5 horsas. The sections arc situated ad- j jaeent to each other and are 1 mile from | cheese factory, creamery, post office, etc., 5 miles from rail. Conjointly thev would make an ideal dairy farm and would carry 4o cows and increase comfortably. The price for this 147 acres is £l4 103. No buildings. We are going to sell this farm in the near future, the price -is so very reasonable: If you are a buyer for this class of property act quickly and take th% matter up with us at once. Absolutely no lowering of the price—it is bedrock. A. S. PATERSON & C°(LIMITED), CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. (Next Union Steam Ship Co.) ONLY £IOO WANTED. 110 ACRES, adjoining factory; good 5-Roomed House and sheds. A considerable portion has been ploughed. Carry about 26 cows and 2 horses. No weeds. Plight ef purchase, July, 1915, at £l2 10s per acre, on very easy terms. Goodwill only £IOO. Apply; J. SUTHERLAND, INGLEWOOD. FERTILE THAMES VALLEY. 143 Acres, only £3O an ; good drained swamp; 14 acres turnips, 27 acres ploughed, 30 acres good rough feed, balance in grass; now milking 50 cows; 5-roomed house, 6-bail cowshed, implemc-nt 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 £lO an acre; all ill grass, fiat to undulating country; 2-roomed whare, shej, cow-bail; has the making of a splendid dairy farm: -1 miles from station. Cream waggon passe? the farm; good road. Only £3OO cash required; balance arranged. (153) 212 Acres, Title O.R.P. at £5 10s, goodwill £lO an acre; rich drained swamp land, 100 acres in good grass, 6 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 5 years at 5 per cent. This farm only wants seeing by first genuine buyer and he will snap it. (171) C. B. LEVER & C° TK AROHA. E. C. TASSELL, Manager. CHEAP HOUSE, FITZROY. %-ACRE FREEHOLD, with exceptionally well-built house of 7 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, out-house, gas and water. Close to school, stores and trams. It's cheap at £9OO, with £IOO cash down. HANDY LITTLE FARM 4S ACRES FREEHOLD, 1 miles from Fitzroy; nearly all ploughable, frontage dead level; comfortable 5-roomed house, also outbuildings. Price £ISOO. 'J Perms to good man. A BELL BLOCK FARM 120 ACRES FREEHOLD, almost all ploughaljle. All in grass, with exception few" clumps of native bush and few acre« in crops; 12 subdivisions, p. and w. and live fences; metalled road; few weeds; 5-roomed house, 12-baii cowshed, trap and machinery shed, pigstyes, etc. There's money in this farm. Price £24 per acre. Easy terms to a good farmer, FITZROY SECTIONS (Good Buying). 0 SECTIONS, each one-fifths acre, Freehold; close to trajn terminus, £SO each. Easy terms. CHEAP HOUSE. VvACRE, FREEHOLD, with G-roomed dwelling, waaldiouse, electric light, water, sewerage. Price only £420; terms arranged. Apply- . ■ H. W. WHITCOMBE, 'LAND AGENX . . NEW. PLYMOUTH.