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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1916, Page 1

LAND FOE SALE, 51 ACRES. £3OO CASH, BALANCE 10 YEARS AT f> PER CENT. A splendid little farm, on wliicli 35 cows can be milked; land is dead level, absolutely no waste, well-grown live fences everywhere; dwelling and necessary farm buildings. Only £3OO cash required to secure this on a compulsory purchasing clause for 10 years at 5 per cent. (2435) 50 ACRES. EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. Price .-C-JO an acre. About 5 miles from New Plymouth, Omata district, freehold, on metalled road, all stumped and ploughable, will carry 20 cows. Good house and outbuildings. Owner will accept house property, as a deposit in place of cash, balance can remain on mortgage ajt ii per cent, and 5 per cent. A handy little property. (2730) 70 ACRES. £6OO CASH, BALANCE 7 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. Price £SO an acre; close to Eltham borough; land all level, all stumped save 5 acres; will carry 35 cows easily; splendid returns off this section. House of 6 rooms, milking-shed, implement shed, and piggeries. ■ A really good farm, which has not changed hands for ten years. The terms are good. (2738) W. H. & A. McGARRY Land Agents, ELTHAM.

FIRST QUALITY DAIRY FARM. 232 ACRES ricn drained white pine swamp land, every incliplougiiable, well gra9scd and absolutely free of noxious weeds. Carrying 74 cows, 8 2-year heifers and 11 horses. Cows have already averaged over £lO this season. First-class buildings and fences, all in best of order. Price, £4O per acre, including milking plant, waggon, etc. Terms, £2OOO Cash. The above is dirt cheap at the price. If situated in Taranaki would sell readily at £6O to £6B per acre. TO LEASE, with Compulsory Purchase Clause, ISO-acre Dairy Farm, in one or two lots, with buildings. Apply LEWIS AND CO. WANGANUI. FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN —ONLY £3OO CASH DOWN. 5Q ACRES flat land; live fences; not an inch of waste; 2 miles from school, factory and railway; good 4roomed house, etc Owner waiting to enlist, and will include his dairy herd, horse, cart, bull, etc., as a going concern, and will accept £3OO cash and leave balance above Government Mortgage for 10 years at G per cent. Winter crops and hay included. Possession given at one week's notice. Slake appointment to inspect, H. GRAVES & CO., | ■ ESTATE AGENTS. I ' Opposite P. 0., Hawera. READ THIS FAMOUS BELL BLOCK LAND. TWO GOOD BARGAINS. ~,'.

J HAVE deeded to retir* from farming, and have two farms io sell. No. 1 Farm of SO Acres, all plcughablo, divided into 14 paddocks. 5-roomed cottage, trapshed, orchard. All frontage to first-class road. Six miles from New Plymouth, 1} miles railway station, Bell Block Creamery, .school Jmile. Price, £3O per acre. No. 2 Farm of 53 Acres well laid out, 10-roomod house .every convenience, two bath-rooms, telephone, In&uruu;a .-Ci.'SfiO, L.K.G. Milking Machine. Larire frontage to good road. This farm adjoins No. 1. Beautiful place to live in. Price, £2500. Terms arranged; would consider unencumbered property as part payment. JAMES WALKER, HENWOOD ROAD, BF.LL BLCOK. N.Z. GOVERNMENT yyINES. PORT ;•■■■ (per bottle) Q/_ MADEIRA " ' (per bottle) *->/_ CLARET '. (per bottle) Q/_, HOCK ,'■ (per bottle) 0/_ MUSCADINE (per bottle) A/^ PER ASSORTED CASE, QK/j, ***■ H. A. HAYCOCK, ' : PRINCESS STREET, HAWERA. 'Phone 307,