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Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1919, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. °. FARMERS READ 248 (more or less) of firstclass dairying country; practically al ploughablenvhen stumped, all in grass, subdivided into S paddocks, well fenced and watered; will carry 40 to 50 cows, and sheep; cheese factory J mile, P.O- and school 2 miles; good 0roomed house: trapshed; milking machines are driven by a water power plant, which lias been running for the last 5 years absolutely free of any cost. PRICE, £25 per acre. TERMS, £SOO cash. ACRES, within easy distance of New Plymouth; all in grass and crops; almost all ploughable; subdivided into 10 paddocks; fencing good; watered by streams; house of 8 rooms in firstclass order, wash-house, bathroom, etc., Wizard light; 8-bail milking shed; adjoining factory and P.O. Will carry 40 cows. PRICE, £4B 10s per acre. t TERMS, £650 cash. R. A: LARGE, Estate Agent U.S.S, Bldgs. (near Rly. St.). St. Aubyn St. NORTH TARANAKI AGENT— Famous "Rex" and "Tor" Separators. FOR QUICK SALE WALK IN, WALK. OUT 345 acres 6 miles from Railway Station and Township, WILL CARRY 100 DAIRY COWS. A GOING CONCERN AT £2O PER ACRE, £ISOO CASH. Particulars as follows:—r 345 P er cen '' ploughable, all in grass but few acres shelter bush and crops, subdivided into 22 paddocks, 6 and 7 wires and live fences, well-watered and situated, 0 miles from town and railway by good metalled road; there is a good cheese factory, creamery, school, post office, store and hall within two miles; S-roomed house in good repair, woolshed and yards, water laid on, garage, cowshed and all necessary-outbuildings; together with 4 horses, 300 breeding ewes, 7 pure bred Lincoln rams, 0 hoggets, 40 yearlings, 25 2-year-old steers, 3 dairy cows, 16 2-year-ohl in-calf heifers, 11 2-year-old in-ealf heifers, cart, and harness, plough, disc harrows, milk cans, etc., all go in with farm at -£2!) per acre; £ISOO cash, balance arranged. The above farm is capable of carrying 100 dairy cows with other stock and do them well. APPLY SHARP—NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. ( A GREAT HAURAKI SWAMP FARM AT A BACKBLOCK PRICE. 133. ACRES; mostly rich drained raupo swamp, hard bottom (no peat); 30 acres fine rolling in best English grass, balance surface sown except 20 acres: good house 4 rooms; 4-bail shed, 2-eow plant; 2J miles school, P.O. and store; no land shows better prospects than this famous swamp, which - is only in its infancy; will milk 40 cows this season, and when fully improved will be a magnificent farm. The price, £25 per acre for the freehold, is about one half its value. £SOO deposit securea it. WE CAN QUOTE FARMS ALL OVER THE WAIKATO, THAMES VALLEY, BAY OF PLENTY, ETC. SEND FOR OUR LIST. SHORT &~IMYTHEMAN f 11 SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND.

TEED'S RED WATER DRENCH. FOR CATTLE: One-third to be given once a day for three days, in half a pint of gruel. FOR SHEFP: One-lialf this quantity. SHAKE THE BOTTLE. ALL CATTLE REMEDIES Prepared by TEED & CO., Ken Plymouth.

CHETWODE SOLDIERS' HOSTEL. CHETWODE SOLDIERS' HOSTEL. CHETWODE SOLDIERS* HOSTEL. IJVHIS Institution is now open to accommodate returned soldiers, and is under the control of returned soldiers and fhe Mayoress. One minute from Morley .Street tram terminus. SPECIAL TEEMS TO OUT-PATIENTS. Apply TIIE MATRON, 273 Devon Street West, New Plymouth. Telephone Jst>. SHELTER TREES, SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS. J BEG to intimate that I have taken over the Nursery Business so long and successfully carried on Uy Mr. R. McK. Morison, and may I ask for a continuance of the support accorded my predecessor. W. PETTIGREW, Fairbank Nurseries, 'Phone 186, Stratford, f/utaloguea on Application