Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1916, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. TOWN OF PATEA. At the pl'eent time, a Harbor improvement scheme is in progress. Water, Drainage, and new Kleetrie Lighting Plant are nearing completion; huge e\. tensions are being made to thv' Freezing and Grading Works, and the keen demand for Building Sites makes the following 'a cilt-edge investment. J4_! ACRES, 200 yards from Post Office. On it is erected a weilbuilt two-storied building l , containing 12 large airy rooms, verandah on three sides, ail" . elevated side overJookiug. town. Well sheltered, fine carriage drive, croquet lawn, asphalt paths, well kid out grounds, good orchard, ca-, cart and cowshed, fowl house, stable, and all necessary outbuildings. Water, drainage and electric light. This property is loaded on three sides. Over eleven acres could be used for grazing or be cut up into building sites. As the owner has acquired other property, he MUST sell, and will give EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. GET BUSY AND WRITE NOW. 3. T. BENNETT, 'AUCTIONEER, PATEA, SPLENDID MILK RUN FOR SALE The owner is doing well, now selling 30 gallons daily; about 130 customers. A good live business man will make a capital thing out of this. The run is to be sold cheap. Write TO-DAY. Dining Rooms in Good Town. A SNIP! GET IN EARLY! The. only dining rooms in town where you can get fish, (iood central position. These rooms are positively the leading rooms in town. Returns can be seen and they speak for themselves. Sit down and write ine NOW! Scores of good farms are on my files. Tell me your requirements. GEO. H. BUGKERIDCE, ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, E L T H A M. S.Z. Representative for Henry A. Lane and Co., Ltd., London. Butter, Cheese and Tallow Merchants. 320 ACRES, All in best English grasses, well watered; free from weeds; carrying 70 milking cows and could milk 100; 6-roomed house and all necessary farm buildings; cheese factory on the property and metalled road to the gate; close sale yards and township. As a whole £27 10s per acre; will subdivide into 100-acre farms at same price. The homestead with 120 acres £3O per acre. IPaitieulars from A. B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. 140 ACRES > subdivided into 12 paddocks, 3-roomed house, sheds and dairy; carry 22 cows, S heifers, 10 yearlings and 5 horses. In good district, 5 miles from town. This is a splendid opportunity for energetic man. PRtCE ONLY £IO9O. Terms, £250 Cash, balance at 5 per cent. Apply— J. SUTHERLAND, INGLE WOOD. " i T. W. WELCH, ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, GGMONT„STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. MORTGAGES. I have £BOOO Ist and 2nd mortgages in exchange for sheep and cattle run. DAIRY FARMS. [g ACRES 0 miles from New Plymouth; o-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; factory adjoining; school '/., mile. Carry 2o head. PRICE £3O, cash £SOO. Kn ACRES, Bell 810ck;.7-roomed house, uv cowshed, etc. PRICE £SO, cash £7OO. i KQ ACRES, 10 miles from New Plymouth; G-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed. PRICE £lls, £3OO cash. 1 fiO, near Stratford, carrying 07 cows. Plenty of winter feed. Splendid homestead. Milking machine. Near school and factory. Price AS A GOING CONCERN £4B per aero, £IOOO cash, balance o jier cent. Well worth inspection. SHEEP RUNS. 1000 acres, 21 sheep, £3 10 0 (102 acres, i\ sheep, £2 7 8 1700 acres, 2 sheep, £2 0 0 HOUSES AND SECTIONS. Central and suburban houses from £75 deposit; also building sites from £75 to £225. T. W. WELCH, : ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUT".