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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1919, Page 3

LAND FOR SALE. SMITH, WEBSTER & (X)., WANGANtft VVjTE have a varied assortment of land we can offer whica we have personally inspected, and consider good value. 4300 Wangatui River; 2500 acres in grasv 2-sheep country; all first-class buildings and yards. £20,000. Walk in; walk out. 700 ideal dai ying or fattening country; highly improved. £56 per acre. 274 ACRES, 15 miles from Wanganui; easy hill country; 2J grown sheep with cattle. Gooi buildings and yards. £22 10s per acre 1500 Aote » Land Board Lease. 1365 acres in grass. 2 grown sheep and catt.V First-class homestead; fencing and yards. Wellwatered and subdivided. Rich papa country. £9 per acre. OOA ACRES freehold, 11 miles from Wanganui. 200 acres ploughable. Carries 680 sheep, 60 cattle. Well watered. £26 per acre. OfiQ ACRES, ICO rich river flat; balance good hills. Carries 100 mlik cows and sheep. Good dwelling, milk sheds and yards. Well fenced and watered. Two miles from factory, school and railway. £SO per a«Te. > 1068 acres in grass; carries 1700 sheep, including 800 ewes; also 100 cattlci. Good buildings. Well fenced and watered. ,£lO 10s per acre. 1 OO ACRES freehold: practically all ploughablo Goad motor road and handy to rail. We.l watered and subdivided. Small cottage. £6O per acre. 524 200 rich ewe flat; bal •ance good hills, Good motor road; handy to si'iool. Three sheep and cattle. • Best buildings in - the district £26 per acre. 447 ' 30® pbughable. 800 breeding ewes; 50 cattle. Small cottage, man's whare and yards. £2B per acre. Four and a half miles from rail and good motor road. 1918 ACRES ORP " 15/ '> Wanga^ nui River. 650 acres in gras-i. 2-sheep. Well fented and watered. Price £6OOO. ALL THE ABOVE ARB SALEABLE ON EASY TERMS. [erstena Breakfast

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