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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1916, Page 1

, LAND FOR SALE. STERUNG INVESTMENTS."" ENQUIRY INVITED. FAMILY RESIDENCE, excellent house Trooms, %-aere, splendid corner posi tion, and close to beach. Tram stops at gate. . Owner retiring and remnving. Freehold, £llsO. Terms. (1-Y.r niturc if desired). COFFEE PALACE, in Important town, adjacent to railway station., Very well-built modern house of about 35 rooms, a gold-mine for the right people. Capital required, £ 1000"or less. Income from let tings nearly cover interest on entire investment. (Freehold). DAIRY. SHEEP, AND FATTENING FARM, 400 acres tip-top papa country, low hills and nice valleys, about 150 acres ploughitble, all cleared and in profit. Good 9-roomed house and convenient farmstead. Seven miles by motor road from railway station. Carrying to-day fiOO breeding ewes and 50 3-year-olds. £(1330 will buy; .C-JSOO at 5 per cent. (Exchange for small farm considered). NEW PLYMOUTH, Central, several freeholds in Devon Street and other central positions, at moderate prices. ,-Cf) PER ACRE for 3500 Acres good hill country, all in grass, close to railway station. Carried 14 sheep all round, plus cattle. Will sell separate 2000 acres or 1500 acres, with homestead. NEW PLYMOUTH EAST. Fine quarteracre in Courtenay Street, £250, FITZROY. J-acre, £135; Here, £175 (and others). SPLENDID New 7-seater Motor Car, 40. h.p., self-starter, electric light. A great bargain under very exceptional circumstances. F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS. (See Change of Hatter To-morrow.) SALE BY MORTGAGEE. THE CHOICEST BUILDING PROPERTY IN OR NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH. Ail instructed by the Mortgagee to sell by Private Treaty the Leasehold of that line property of oa. 2r. 3tlp,, situated on the seaward side of the Racecourse Reserve, between the residences of the Ven. Archdeacon Evans and the Commissioner of Crown Lands, having frontages to John St. and Ridge Lane, and known as "Oaklands." This area is surrounded by well-grown hedges of laurel and eleagnus, is laid out in readines for the erection of a high-class residence, and contains a good selection of flowering' and foliage shrubs and bearing fruit trees. There are also two useful buildings, one of which was for several years occupied as the Kindergarten and Boy Scouts' Club Room. For view, healthy position and convenience to the. High School and-Park, this cannot be equalled. The lease is a perpetually renewable one, having now about 13 years to run at the moderate rent of £lO per annum. The Mortgagee being determined to realise, a very reasonable price is asked. F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS. TOWN OF PATEA. At the preent time, a Harbor improvement scheme is in progress. Water, Drainage, and new Electric Lighting Plant are nearing completion; huge ev tensions lire being made to the Freezing and Grading Works, and the keen demand for Building Sites makes the following • A GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT. I •\M ACRES, 200 yards from Post Office. On it is erected a we'dbuilt two-storied building, containing 12 large airy rooms, verandah on three sides, an' elevated side overlooking town. Well sheltered, fine carriage drive, croquet lawn, asphalt paths, well laid out grounds, good orchard, ca", cart and cowshed, fowl house, stable, and all necessary outbuildings. Water, drainage and electric light. ' This property is roaded 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. B. T. BENNETT, AUCTIONEER, PATEA* ANOTHER SNIP ] ]_5Q ACRES, 1J miles from school, factory, and creamery; all in grass, carrying capacity about 40 cows; property all in grass and practically all ploughable; 0-roomcd house, good shed=, etc. Price only £l6 per acre, terms £4OO cash. Stock, which is young and good, can be taken at valuation. Apply: J. The Taranaki Daily News is on the breakfast; tables in places as far away from the publishing office as Patea, Hawera, Manaia, Kapuni, Whakamara, etc. We literally, cover the whole of the province by breakfast) time. Business men of the province—let us tell your story to the public every morning 1 '