Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1919, Page 3

1 KA ACRES near Eltham, milks 63; v new house; n>» sued; G»n« plant; adjoLis factory, price £sl with £9OO cash or will exchange for smaller farm. K|) ACRES, house 6 rooms, detached wash-house; good milking shed; wintering 20 cows. Price £46, cash £6OO. 140 ACRES, Kaponga district; 60 acres stumped; house 0 rdoms; good shed and Water-power; % mile factory; milks 50 cows. Price, £42; cub, £SOO. IRQ ACRES, all ploughable and moltly level; a clean place; 7-roomed house; metalled road; % mile factory. Price, £2B; cash, £SOO. A Great Baft gaia. GRAVES & CO* ESTATE AGENTS, HAWERA;. TE AROHA? DRIED MILK AREAS. SOLOIErtS! YOU WANT LAND. 1 7RJ ACRES AT PUKETURUA, £8 x ' " PER ACRE, £350 DEPOSIT. Cheese factory, school, store, P.O. V/i miles, level to undulating country; all ploughable, watered by creek and springs, 3-roomed cottage, 6-bail shed, separator room and manure shed; 60 acres in gnat, all ring fenced and subdivided. £350 DEPOSIT, £8 per acre, BALANCE GOOD TERMS. REPORT: This farm we can say wilt more than double itself within twelve months, owing to its proximity to dried milk conveyance. No. 1941 A FARMING AND BUILDINGS. HATAMATA DISTRICT. 4.AA ACRES AT~£7 10 PER ACRE, *" v £360 DEPOSIT. A BUILDER in the early parts of the war when building was unprofitable, who took up a farm in the Matamata district, now finds, owing to the demand for houses in the township, will have to relinquish his farm, and to effect a quick sale offers it at £7 10s per aore. All well fenced and subdivided; 00 acres in grass, 20 acres in swedes; well watered 'by river and springs; and only 4 milts from railway; good 5-roomed nous*, bathroom and scullery. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW DEPOSIT 07 £350 ONLY. WIRE US ABOUT THIS. QOA ACRES AT TIRAU, £a6 PER f "*' v ACRE, £BOO DEPOSIT. All well grassed, subdivided into 16 pad* . dockß; 7 wire fences; 6-roomed house, ' telephone; daily rural mail; 8-bail cow 1 shed with water power for milkingt '. machines; also whare, implement shed j and chaff house. J £2B PKR ACRE, £BOO DEPOSIT. *| REPORT: Thi ß farm is considered o~ a of the best in the district. No. 1811 224 AC Bl * AT WHITFORD. \ £27 10s PER ACRE AS A GOING CONCERN, £750 DEPOBIT. L.T. Titles 80 acres in grass, balanc rough feed and bush; watered by stream and springfl; 1 mile from poet office an railway station; 20 acres in puriri bus suitable for fencing; 5-roomed housi scullery, store-room, milking shei* 3-baiJ separator room. Carries 20 milking wwS 4 2-year-old heifers, 1 bull, 3 horses. .' £6OO CASH WANTED WITHOUT/". STOCK. GET OUR PROPERTY GUIDE. "< IT TELLS YOU ALL ABOUT TB ! AROHA FARMS. H. H. DORR & C( LAND AGENTS TE ARO! \ Seventy-seven (77) Acres Freehold. Nice little dairy farm, handy to tc by good metal road. All necessary but i»g»- 1 Price only £35, cash required a £BOO, balance arranged nt 6 per centl Fifty-five (55) Acres Freeh Plat land, seven (7) pnddookd, ; watered. Cheese factory 2 miles,; way station 3 miles. Good 4-roj house and other buildings, cowshed'; with machines. Price only £33, cash required ' balance at 6 per cent. J E. J. IBLE, LAND & COMMISSION AG Bon 42 'Phones 81 INGLIWOOD. : \i Asthma CAN be , HgiM* .f MmMi gmTi? ' Fbuului mirtoiH. AMMmI Umßi (HkHtc far mi «W STOmi —" *i iiihn FKEE-VmhM mAcdlmmm