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Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1916, Page 3

large shed and other outbuilding? and 20-bail concrete cowshed, also man's cottage of 5 rooms; good garden. Stock and implements could be bought at valuation. A really good cheap place at only £2O per acre and terms depending on purchaser or would exchange for a small farm. 396 Acres, Freehold, Piako j Country. ] Three-miles-from-railway and school and J mile from cheese factory, also close to two saleyards; 4-roomed cottage with bathroom and scullery. Land consists of flats and low hills; half in grass, balance firm with patches of grass; watered by spring, and creek. Only £8 per acre. The reason for, this low price is that the owner is giving up farming on acvount of ill health. 82 Acres, North Taranaki. All in grass and all been ploughed; level land and would carry 25 to 30 cows; well subdivided; 8-roomed house and cowshed. £25 per acre with £350 cash. Only on the market for a short time. No. 25' A Bargain—6-roomed House, Devon Street West. Tram stops opposite door, 3 minutes to P. 0., 66ft frontage to main street; all conveniences and gas, electric light installed if required. Practically new and all heart and lined with kauri. Near park and beach; could rent now for 25s per week (owner going to the front and would guarantee under bond to repurchase at the same price the war). Would suit a retired farmer. Price £725 cash, or £BOO on terms with £2OO down. Anyone looking for a house should not miss this rare chance.

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