Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1919, Page 11

LAND FOR SALE. THIS SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM IS PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY. TRUSTEES MUST SELL AT ONCE. 1150 n °ariy "00 acres been felled and sown down in good grasses, balance bush; easy to hilly papa country; well subdivided into paddocks, about five and a-half miles fencing; 40 acres rich alluvial fiats; ver; wide frontage; well watered by running streams; title, half' 0.R.P., half L.1.P.; situated ju.it over a mile from railway stati'u by good level (lray or car road; two small dwellings with wool shed, shearing machines installed, which go in with the farm, price only £3 an acre, cost nearly double that, £OOO cash, balance easy mortgages. Could buy this farm without seeing it, now carrying good grass. CALL AT ONCI3. Campbell Jackson

THESE MUST SELL 80 ACRES, situated in Ngaere district; well-improved farm; all live fences. Siwoomed house and first-class sheds. No v carrying 40 head cattle; one of the cheapest farms offering; price, £6B, with £IOOO cash. 171 'ACRES, all in grass; sheep-proof fences. Fotir-roomed house; concrete B-bail cow-shed. Will run 30 cows and young stock. £l4 10a, with £450 cash for quick sale. T. WAITE LAND AGENT) STRATFORD.

SEEKERS OF GOOD DAIRY FARMS LOOK AT THESE: CQ ACRES, on good metalled road freehold; all dead level; 8 wellfenced well-watered paddocks, all in grass and all ploughable; at present carrying 31 head of stock, 20 cows, 11 weaners and 2 horses; easily capable of carrying 25 dairy cows; absolutely free from weeds; up-to-date dwelling of 6 rooms, with conveniences; good substantial cowshed of 8 bails; only 1 mile from school, factory across road, P.O. on property. Price, only £42 per acre, with £IOOO cash. XOl ACRES, freehold, on me.talled road, and only 1 mile from factory and P. 0., and % niili; from school; all in grass bar 5 acres shelter busli; 8 well-watered, well-fenced paddocks, with not a weed in any of them; carrying at present 30 cows, 3 horses and 10 wear.era; easily capable of carrying 30 dairy cows. Price, only £36 per acre, with £7OO cash.

BARNITT & ROBERTSON. VALUERS, FINANCIERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone 252. P.O. Box & TE AROHA PRICES FOR BUTTERFAT ARE THE HIGHEST. TE AROHA LAND IS THE CHEAPEST. TE AROHA'S FUTURE PROSPECTS ARE THE BRIGHTEST. exceptional" returns. go ACRES, Waitoa, O.R.P. title, all best English grasses, 8 paddocks, watered by mills, 5-roomed house, 8-bail slied, factory i mile, saleyards 7 miles, station and township 4 miles, school 1 mile.

PRICE: £6O per acre, cash £IOOO, balance 5 years at 0 per cent. REPORT: One of the cleanest, best sheltered, best grassed properties, and ranks as the most productive farm in the Waitoa district. Has-carried and wintered 34 cows, 34 calves, 1 bull, 1 heifer and 2 horses, and all stock are in best condition. Returns for milk cheques and pigs show £IO2O as being actually received. Going concern if desired. 156 c ' osc to Te Aroha, freehold title, 138 acres grassed, balance fern, watered by creeks; 4-roomed house, 0-bail cow Bhed, trap shed and other conveniences; dried milk condenser, station, school 1 mile, township 3J miles, saleyards 0 miles. PRICE: £?8 per acre, cash £7OO, balance arranged. £lO PERTCRE WITH £3OO DEPOSIT. 303 i" a rising dairying district; mostly all ploughable, well watered by creeks and streams; ISO acres ring fenced and sub-divided; 4-roomed house, washhouse, coalshed, cowshed, calf shed and manure shed; title, National Endowment; 0 years' lease with right of renewal. Rent £ll 5b per annum. PRICE: £lO per acre, £3OO cash, balance 5 years at 5 J per cent. 460 near Aroha, and right in the heart of the dairying industry; freehold title; 200 acres grassed, watered by wells, artesians and creeks; all flat and ploughable; ring fenced and subdivided; house, sheds (with 4-cow milking plant); factory J mile, rural delivery. PRICE: '£3s per acre, cash £I7OO, balance arranged. REPORT: This is undoubtedly the finest speculation offering. Set on the best of metal roads, lying between up-to-date cheese factory and the site for the future dried milk factory; known for its high class soil, growing maize 8 to 10 feet high without manure, and especially adapted for a cutting-up proposition in fiO-acre sections, of which we coi" ' WRITE FOR OUR PROPERTY GUIDE, IT TELLS YOU ALL ABOUT TE ■ AROHA. H: H: DORR & CO., UW AGOI'S Jfi ABOSA. 757/421/4 A a number right away.