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Taranaki Daily News, 10 January 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. 28 ACRES A!l ploughable, about 20 acres watered, 6-ROOMED RESIDENCE, < Bathroom, Pantry, Wash-hous® I Cowshed. i j PRICE £1600; £SOO CASH-* ; Balance at 6 per cent* ONLY ONE MILE FROM NEW PLYMOUTH Borough Boundary i Owner will take Town property to valut of £6OO as part payment. Gilmour & Clarke |N E W PLYMOUTH. i r ■ hj; FOR SAuE 103 ACRES 5 miles from New Plyi mouth, nearly all ploughable; 15 paddocks; everything up-to-date. Comfortable C-roomed residence. Previous owner milked 30 cows. Wintered 200 breeding ewes and 14 head of cattle. Price £22 10s "per nere; cash £500; balance at inter? est to owner. A. B. GIBSON LAND AGENT. EGMONT £T. NEW PLYMOUTH. £l5O CASH £5 10s per aers. J3ALANCE EASY TERAI& 824 ACRES, c «"» Lease, 10 years to run, with perpetual right of renewal, or full compensation for improvements. Kent, 1/1. 300 acres in grass, balance in bush; undulating country; divided into seven paddocks, with good fences; wintered 400 breeding ewes, few head of cattle and horses; will carry 40 cow# on one-half section; 3-roomed house, cowshed and yards; turbine water-power for milking machine. Situated 12 miles New Plymouth by good metalled road. Owner going to Front only reason for selling. Vi'iil exchange for house property or small farm that will let. Equity, £BSO. I'or further particulars apply at oncq, t'J E. L. HUMPHRIES Opposite Kgmont street. (Over Mollison's), — ..a T. W. WELCH,. , ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, \ KGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. UNENCUMBERED FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. 1215 acres, price £14,550. No mortgage 2000 ' „ £13.000. „ y" 142 „ „ £0230. „ • „ 02 „ „ £1324. „ HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR EXCHANGE. Houses, price £1745. No mortgage ~ „ £2550. „ „ „ „ £3OOO. „ „ „ £4OOO. „ „ Shops „ £7500. „' G „ „ „ £15,950. „ T. W. WELCH, ESTATE AGENT AND BUILDER, KGMONT STESET, NEW PLYMOUTH;i The Taranaki Daily News is on thi breakfast tables in places as far awayl from the publishing office as Patea,' Ilawera, Manaia, Kapuni, Whakamara, etc. We literally cover the whola ot the province by breakfast timo. " Business men of the provinoe—-let us t«Q your story to the public evtry morntngL'