Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1916, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. FOR EXCHANGE. A GOOD DAIRY FARM OF 100 ACRES IN EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. 100 two nli ' ( ' s f rom railway station, 0110 milo from factory and school, first-class metallcil road; land all plonghable, about 70 acres stumped; 10 paddocks; good supply of swedes and hay goes with the property; watered by permanent streams; now carrying 40 head of grown cattle, dairy -cows, horses etc.; comfortable house, concrete cowshed with milking machine, engine and iflenser, trapshed, pig sties and good pig paddocks. Owner will accept town property with an equity of about £I3OO as a deposit on the farm. Balance can temain on mortgage for 8 years at 5 per cent. Possession July 1. If you lave some tqkn property, and want to get on a farm, this is a splendid opportunity. Price, including machines, is £46 15s an acre. (2785). W. H. & A. McCARRY. LAND AGENTS, JLTHAJI. DAIRY FARM FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. OWNER IS A SINGLE MAN AND WANTS TO ENLIST. OAQ ACRES, South Taranaki; all level; all fences sheep-proof and new. All in grass except a few acres shelter bush; 1C paddocks, well watered; 25 acres stumped and been ploughed; 0 acres turnips, 12 oats and young gi'ass mixad, for spring feed. Carry at present 1)8 milking cows, 20 springing heifers and 100 breeding ewes, B horses. New 6-roomed house, gig shed and dray shed, new 14-bail cowshed. £ s. d. For milk up to date, 30/4/10, returns '.... 455 IS 3 Wool and lambs 81 16 !) Total £537 15 0 Three years ago the owner the property fiO cows, and returns for milk alone wore just a trifle over £7OO, but, owing to labor being scarce, he was forced to reduce his herd and put on sheep. Price wanted is £2B per acye; £SOO cash down, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. A. B, GIBSON, LAND AGENT, Griffiths' Buildings, Kgmont .Street, •NEW PLYMOUTH. T. W. WELCH, ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, IIGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. A GIJT! 1620 ACRES, L.I.P. and 0.R.P., at 0d; half in grass, balance bush; 400 acres plonghable; will carry 2J sheep; 5-roomed house, shed, and dip. Price £3 10s. , Cash £I6OO. ISO ACRES, WAITARA; large house, sheds, etc.; will carry 80 cows. Price £4l; terms. Or will lease with compulsory purchasing clause for long period. 104 ACRES; fi-roomcd house, cowshed, etc.; 7 miles from New Plymouth and J mile to dairy factory; !) paddocks; SO acres plonghable; sheep proof fencing; carries 23 dairy cows

and young stock, etc. Price £ls per acre. Cash required, BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD. HOUSES and BUNGALOWS BUILT IN ANY LOCALITY from £SO DEPOSIT; balance easy terms. T. W. WELCH, ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, F.GMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. THOUSANDS of BUSINESS MEN are SLAVES TO THE PASTRY HABIT. They would scorn the idea of mixing a little petrol in a lot of water and feeding It to the motorcar, but they do the same sort of thing with their bodies—the most wonderful machine in t ! hc •world. Where does the pastry habit end! Figure it out for yourself. This is no patent medicine ad. You know. You also know how mucli energy and vitality your sou and daughter can scare up 011 sweet stull's. Ask yonr wife's advice, and she will tell von to go to THE MARBLE BAR and have some real soup, meat sandwiches, toast, chocolate, coffee and crumpets, or any other of the real foods that comprise their !)d lunch. Try it for a week and see if you <laivt feci better, brighter, and as if you liked your work. THE MARBLE BAR (Opposite Newton King's). Open to 11 p.m. Meet me at The Marble Bar, NOTICE. 7 sufficient inducement, Jackson's 'Motor 'Bus will continue to run to the Mountain House every Thursday and Sunday, leaving the Post Office at 0.30 a.m. AH bookings at Masonic Stables New Plymouth. Return fare, 12s Od. Motor Cftra for Hire at shortest notice,. W. W. JACKSON, " Proprietor,