Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 12 May 1919, Page 4

ACRES, freehold, 6-roomed bouse 8-bail cowshed, concrete floor, all in grass, well watered and subdivided by sheep-proof fencing into 12 pad-, docks; all ploughable; 1£ miles from school and factory, 5 miles New Ply-! mouth; at present carrying 41 cattle,] i;,O sheep. Price £29 10s per acre; £IOOO cash. 'ifiO ACRES freehold, good 7-roomcd house, hot and cold water, woolshed, 00 x 40 with loft, sheep and stock yards; all in grass; all level and ploughable; carried last winter 750 sheep, 40 head cattle, 9 horses. Price £ls per acre, £IOOO cash (unencumbered). F; H. JELLYMAN, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENT, Egmont St., 'Phone 504, 'Phone 211

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