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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1919, Page 3

LAND FOR SALE. THIS SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM IS PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY. TRUSTEES MUST SELL AT ONCE, 1150 ACRES, nearly 000 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 flats; verj wide frontage; veil watered by running streams; title, half 0.R.P., half L.1.P,; situated ju3t over a mile from railway stati n by good level dray 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 ONCE. Campbell Jackson THESE MUST SELL ACRES, situated in Ngaere district; well-improved farm; all live fences. Sis-roomed house and first-class sheds. Now carrying 40 head cattle; one of the cheapest farms offering: price. £6B, with £IOOO cash. 171 ACRES, all in grass; sheep-proof fences. Pour-roomed house; concrete fl-bail cow-shed. Will run 35 cows and young stock. £l4 10s, with £450 cash for quick sale. T. YVAITE LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. SEEKERS OF GOOD DAIRY FARMS LOOK AT THESE: ACRES, on good metalled road freehold; all dead level; 8 well> Fenced well-watered paddocks, all in grass and all ploughable; at pre'sent 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 C 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. 101 ACRES, freehold, on metalled road, and only 1 rnilo from factory and P.O:, and % mile "from school; all in grass bar 5 acres shelter bush; S well-watered, well-fenced paddocks, with not a weed in any of them; carrying at present 30 cows, 3 horses and 16 wear.ers; easily capable of carrying 30 dairy cows. Price, only £3G per acre, with £7OO cash. BARNITT & ROBERTSON. VALUERS, FINANCIERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone 202. P.O. Box 8. MOORE - JONES BKOS. Victoria St., Hamilton. 'A GOOD SPEC. 540 4 m " es from Cambridge, . all in grass, all ploughable; large area rich cabbage tree flats; school 1$ miles; rural delivery; cream cart passes. A good speculation at £27 per acre. 57 112 ACRES CARRYING 40 COWS. And other stock; house 5 rooms, all conveniences, buggyshed, 0-bail cowshed, milking plant, and other good outbuildings; 12 paddocks well watered; school and factory 1 mile, railway station 4 miles. £45 per acre. A nice farm for a genuine settler. H MOORE-JONES BROS., H. Travers '.Cwiss, Manager. CHOICE FARM PROPERTIES. 70 A^ RES > witl > 5-roomed house, cowshed, hay loft, ntc.; subdivided into 14 or 15 paddocks; about 4 miles to New Plymouth; freehold. Price, £3j per acre; cash down, £BOO. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent. 109 ACRES, with 5-roomed house, cowshed of !) bails; road is not metalled; nearly all in grass, watered by streams; < paddocks, about 3 of it is levil laud; nearly all ploughable; carrying capacity 30 cows; few weeds; 2 miles from factory, 1J miles from school and post office; road will be metalled this summer. Price, £23 per acre; terms to be arranged. R. F.< CORNWALL', LAND AGENT Veale's Buildings. Devon St, Private 'J?hono 196. 'Phone 359 P.O. Box 134 SHELTER TREES, SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS. J BEG tor intimate that I have taken over the Nursery Business so long and successfully carried on by Mr. R. MeK. Morison, and may I ask for a continuance of the support accorded my predecessor. W. PETTIGREW, Fairbank Nurseries, "'Phone 188. Stratford. CAtaleguw on AppHsatlfl*,