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Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1916, Page 3

LAND BUYERS: READ THIS. 65 ACRES. i/ U tV Cl . a J SS , little dair y farm ' all hi « hl y improved, just outside borough; ill subdivided; splendidly fenced; good dwelling house and outbuildings; JUnK* ' factor >'> aud railway station. A model dahv farm. PRICE: .4.47 10a per acre, £4OO cash, balance 7 years at 5J per ceiit. 70 ACRES. Highly improved and choice dairy farm, situated Xgaere district; handy to jSieese factory, school and Post Office; large portion under plough; will carry 30 cows; dwelling house of 5 rooms, good cowshed. This is an ideal little farm and must increase in value. PRIICE: £4O per acre, £SOO cash, balance *t 5i per cent. 130 ACRES. Splendid freehold dairy farm, sitt&ted U miles from Stratford Post Office, ichool and faetory and railway station. 00 acres has already been ploughed and renewed; firs*, class homestead, all necessary outbuildings, including milking machine and circular saw. PRICE: £SO per acre, including machine, £750 cash, balance for 10 years at cent. NOTE: If land, finance, or home you want, and that to your satisfaction, flont fail to write or call, when you're in town, upon the-BROS. JACKSON. 0. and E. JACKSON. LAND VALUERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY,, ' STRATFORD. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Go., Ltd STRATFORD. 119 AGRES 6 ood dairv fam > wel ' fenced and divided; no weeds; good B-roomed house, orchard, 12-baJ concrete cow-shed, close to faccon, cheese or butter, also telephone and school. For sale as a going concern, including 36 cows, bull, calves, milk-cart, i-orse and harness, factory shares and sundries. PRICE: £4O per acre, easy terms to a reliable man, say £SOO cash, balance 5J per cent, or 5 per cent, for long term. No. 8/902. OKA ACRES, fA., level and well watered; no deep gullies; well fenced and ' divided; new fences; new house, hot and cold water; large new cowshed with machines; situated within a few minutes of school hall, telephone, and factory, either cheese or butter. Owner will lease for 7 years at 25/- per acre, with purchasing clause if wished. No. 10/752. ll QA ACRES fi., level and undulating land; 5-roomed house, concrete cow- * shed, with machines; few minutes to school, factory, telephone, etc. Price £lB per acre, £3OO cash. Purchaser to take over first mortgage of '£l7oo, 5 years to run, or owner will exchange at above cash price for a smaller property at cash price. We consider this is a cheap farm. No. 9/1100. QC ACRES f,h'., level and undulating farm; no weeds; concrete cowshed; 5roomed house; school and factory handy; 32 cows and all farm implements, factory shares, horses, dray, gig, etc., etc., "walk in, walk out." Price, £3B per acre, £7OO cash, or would entertain exchanging for a larger property. No. 4/181. 1 flfl ■ f.h., level farm, well fenced and divided, quantity hedges; nicely *■"" fejd ou t homestead, 5-roomed house, 12-bail shed; factory and school almost on property. " Price £3l per acre. Very small deposit asked from a practical man. Eal•nee at 5 per cent. No. 10/730 a. W. A. HEWITT, Manager, A. C. BELL, Land Salesman

Farmers' Go-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Ltd.

We have pleasure in recording the following Sheep and Dairy farming propositions which we can offer for sale and exchange by pr ivate treaty. }3O ACRES NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH. Lease with purchasing, clause at £5 per AU-plbughable. lOOVcres stumped and acre > 4 i > ears to ™*~ ploughed; good fences, partly live . • - • J mile to school, factory and P. 0.; prac- ' ' tically new five-roomed house, 12-bail Sit-rooired house, madiinc. cowshed, cowshed, concrete floor, all necessary implement shul.. rigMics, etc, divided outbuildings on farm. i-'.to 11 paddocks with now fences, well m £2O per acre, £SOO cash, balance 5 or 7 years at ol per cent. No. 2d,. f<a . gpr|ig f(?e(ling Farm jn rea , g6od heart: wilkcel last seasun 20 cows, test 80 acres, level land, well subdivided, 4 5_ highest weight'!>2o; also carried near Inglewood; all been ploughed, all fJ t- acr s toek. Intend milking 34 cows this in grass and crop; carry 25 .to 30 cows; season; returns open for inspection. 8-roomed house and old cowshed. £46 £350 ba]ance Price £25 per acre. £350 to £4OO arra; .m e d. No. 209. cash, balance arranged. No. 234. 70 ACHES CLOSE TO HAWERA. 25 acres, 2 miles .from town in best jj ev , 4 !oo med house, pantry, bathdistrict .in Taranati;'all level and sub- room) scullery and wash-house with divided, into 9 paddocks with ideal shel- t u i, Sj man f whare, gig and implement ter; carrying 14 cows, 2 horses, bull, two f \ 8-bail concrete cowshed with en-twenty-month heifers and 7 yearlings; gj ne . s ] le( j Permanent water supply; gpod 6-ro6med house, 3 fireplaces, man's subdivided into 10 paddocks with boxroom, cowshed, etc.; paved yards and thorn hedges; splendid shelter from prepiggery. Orchard of 600 trees in full va iij n g winds; carry 40 cows and do hearing, mostly apple and plums with t j, em we ;]. 5 acres swedes and good pears, peaches and quinces; all .fruit dis- stac j- 0 f h av g 0 w ith the place. (30 of which this seasons, with honey *'P> No 203. extractor, wax press, tanks and extra vears at ° P er cenl> boxes and frames, etc. TOWN PROPERTY. Also a 12-acre Native lease with per- , „ . feet right of renewal, H miles distent, Five-roomed house and «««"■* opposite factory and handy for drv cows, ground just outside thHa* 1a Boietc Last year's returns totalled £470 ough Electric light, small oichwd and , ' .n j„. ™i„ 10 .„„. outbuild ngs. Would make an ideal and cows were milked on only 18 acres. " ulu " ='„..„, *„„„,„. it. _«„j t,„ m <,\ home for a retired farmer, (A good home). price £losoj casy t=ms< No Price £2250, about half cash, balance $ years at 5 per cent.' No. 222' j n addition to the above mentioned properties we have a large assortment 455 ACRES—TOKO LINE. J, f ' kl g e an d small dairy farms and 200 acres in grass, 60 acres new burn cattle and sheep country in all parts of In turnips, balance good tawa ami Taranaki; also numerous suburban proniahoe bush; six paddocks; sheep yards, perties that would suit retiring farmers. ventre apd shed. Old grass wintered 2 \ sheep; 5 miles to Railway Station. For further particulars apply to— Farmers' Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Ltd. Head Office. Princess Street, Haw-era. M. J. Lynskey, General Manager.

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