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Taranaki Daily News, 9 February 1916, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. TOWN PROPERTIES SECTIONS. pULL QUARTER ACRE, Eliot Road, price £l(iO. ACRE, level Belt Road, price £350. QUARJER ACRE, Dartmoor, price QNE- EIGHTH ACRE, near centre town, price £l6O. DWELLINGS. QUARTER ACRE, 8-roomcd house, all conveniences, £fi">o, £75 cash. QXE-EIGHTH ACRE, 5-roomed house, all conveniences, £6OO, £IOO cash. ACRE, 8-roomcd villa, all <saveniences, £IBOO, £4OO cash. FARMS. 50 ACRES, all level, divided into 10 paddocks, 6-roomed house, cowshed, trapslied. piggeries; close to xactory, school and post office; will carry 25 cows. Price £3B ]oa per acre, £6OO cash. 265 ACRES, all ploughablo; mostly leyel; adjoins school and factory; divided into 14 paddocks, well watered; 8-roomcd house, cowshed, trapslied, etc.; will carry 90 cows. FINE PROPERTY. Motor 'busses and lorries pass the farm a dozen ■times a day. Price £25 per acre, £OOO cash, balance at 5} per cent. Gilmour & Clarke NEW PLYMOUTH.

WANTED BUYERS For Farip and Town Properties all over T&ra- ► jarge number _,, ; . of First-class investments, Oliura district. CALL EARLY, ' , LUND & SAMPSON, LAND AGENTS WAITARA. SHEEP, COUNTRY/ 950 ACRES in grass, wintered 1843 sheep besides cattle. Six miles railway. Metalled road. Price £6 16», 1200 ACRES in grass. Good horned stead, woolshed, etc. One mil* from railway. Price, £7. CHEAP DAIRY FARM 70 ACRES close to railway, factory, and school. Milk 20 cows. Price, £25. Cash £l5O, balance 5 years. H. GRAVES. OPPOSITE P.O. HAWEEA* FOR SALE A DELIGHTFUL SEMI - SUBURBAN FARM-RESIDENCE PROPERTY. Q.RANT AND CAMPBELL, under in. structions from Mrs. F. E. Moore, offer for private sale her desirable property known as " ADBURY,"

comprising 53 acres of first-class land witnin two miles of town and adjoining railway ou Turuturu Road, Hawem, Tlie good quality of the land is well known, and the property needs not comment in this Tespect. On the property there is a wellappointed homestead, containing about 15 living rooms, connected with telephone, electric light, water and> drainage; and is replete with every modern convenience, including hot and cold water, laundry, etc. There ia also ft 3-roomed cottage, trapshed, stable, dairy, etc. The whole property it splendidly sheltered from the prevail* ing winds, and there are large lawns, shrubberies and orchards. We have no hesitation in saying that this is the finest combined farm-reili dence property in the district. Than are many ways in which the property, can be made revenue-producing, which will be explained on application. This proposition should appeal to farmers, retired or retiring settlers, orchardists, nurserymen or market gardeners. Pries and terms ou application to Agents, ' * GRANT ate Fogt OJBge^