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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1919, Page 1

LAND FOR SALS. .i HOUSES. £fj yK WILL buy a foil quaxtewwr# and 5-roomed house; end of penny train section. Terms if desired, £QO(t 19 1110 P rice of * &"> house, concrete paths, eleotria llg-t, wash-house, etc. A Nice. Hom% Terms. '

£-EOOMED houße with all convent ences; one of,the best built m 4 finished in Taranaldj full quarter-acr* cornet section. Price, £ISOO. TCwiafc

f»-ROOMED house, all conyenknces;' ~j glorious situation and view;' full hau-acre well planted; concrete border* ' and paths. Price, £1450. Good term»«

•J 1 -ROOMED Bungalow, built of the of timber, wash-house, electric ligbfc, '» all possible conveniences; half-acre Im*L Pike, £IBSO. Terms.

£ -ROOMED house,jtvash-liouse, etc., at Te Hemri; fulfquMter-Mre. Prict, £550; £IOO down, balance at 0 jpor cent.

K-ROOMED Bungalow, with all con* veniences; over a quarter-acre; niw v situation and fine view. Price, £876; £176 casli, balance at 6 per cent.

1 O ACRES with a hooaa built of the best timber, washhouse, trapslied, cowshed, small orchard; handy to New Plymouth. Price, £ISOO. Terms.

1A ACRES, with a nice 7-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; handy to New Plymouth. Price, £1260. Terms. If you want a property just let us know, we have a large list to choose from?

Gilmour & Clarke EGMONT STSBIIj NEW PLYMOUTH. I GOOD BUYING^ 480 ACRES, Marton; all good, ploughable land been under cultivation, barring a few patches of liativa shelter. An excellent property tor fattening, cropping and dairying 190 acrui under crop w 1818. .Firit-class 8-roome4 house; very convenient; men's cottage; * 12-stalled stable, several loose boxes; implement shed, wool shed, cow Bhel, etc. Would make a fine stud farm. Grows great crops of oati turnjp.i rap*, etc. Quite close to town with telephone communication. Would subdivide into small suburban farms. Only. £3O paracre. Big proportion of purchase money can remain at 5J per cent Secure thui at half the price of Taranaki land. F. P. WELCH, LAND AGENT, MASTERTON.

FOR SALE. 152 freehold sheep and ci country, metalled road, proof fences, well subdivided; 3-ropmra cottage and yards. Pricfl only £l4 J*M acre, with about £3OO down 149 ACRES, 10 paddocks, well water* ed, 4-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, 70 acr§g ploughed; price £25 p«c acre. £3OO cash. Write to—; J. E. HICKEY, Land Agent Kapontt.

BEAUTIFUL NEW PLYMOUTH? J HAVE for sala the pick tf Naw Plymouth Residential Properties, all poa« sessing every convenience—Electric Light, Gas, Hot and Cold Water; commanding extensive views of Sea, Town and Moun« tain. ALSO -Pl&ii LARGE Selection of Choice Buildin^ 1 "^ Sites, many of them close to beach and tramline, at tnodjratj pricts and easy terms. . . Write for particulars. 'NEWTON Kim/ < ? LAND AGENT*

FOR SALE. 1 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. CENTRE QF TARANAKL 170 ACRES freehold, Taranaki, with 7-roomed house and outbuildings, including cowshed and milking machines; 14S acres grass, 15 acres crop, 10 acres bush, half the property has been ploughed; distance from factory J mile, school 2 miles, P.O. 2 mile, railway 2 mile. Price £46 per acre, cash £BOO, or owner will exchange for another in part payment or house properties. 203 ACRES, Manakau, six-roomed house and outbuildings, includ* ing large cowshed. About half flat and ploughable, balance easy hills; watered by running streams; carrying 32 cows, 4 horses, 38 head yoijng stock and 200 sheep; olt»r of notious weedaj splendid climate; distance from cheene factory 2 miles, school 2 mile, etc. Pike £32 lfe pet acre, cftßb £I2OO. „ , HICKS BROS.,