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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1919, Page 11

LAND FOR SALS. r CHKAE FARM, ** v docks, splendid fencing, well-watered by streams; all in grass and free bf weeds; J mile to factory, I mile to school, % mile to Post Office; really good dwelling of 7 rooms; cowshed 10 balls (concrete). PfilCE, £2B per acre with £IOOO, down (possibly less to good man), balance 6 years at 6 per cent In grass and free of weeds. Price, goodwill .£400; the £IOOO deposit is over both sections, NOTS.—Tfc«e properties have not been milked on for years, and are in really and is ploaghable. It is really a cheap farm and has never been offered for tale till now, and as the owner has bought sheep country it must be sold. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NBJg PLYMOUTH. NIZ? EOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCT <3QMPANY, LOOTED, HAWERA. ' tooth wethers and 100 cattle; buildings consist of whare and 3 sets of sfeeep yards; 7 miles from Hawera by tarred road, school, factory, etc., opposite term. Prise, £l2 per acre with £IOOO cash. This is the cheapest glaring farm on the market at the present time, and anyaoe requiring a good sheep and cattle farm will do well to inspect it. per acre, right to purchase at valuation; 650 acres grass, 400 acres ploughable, about 100 acre 3 has been stumped and ploughed; would carry about 100 dairy cows besides other stock; 2 houses on the property, S cowsheds and wnal outbuildings; 19 miles from town by good metalled road, school, factory, etc, 1 mile, saleyards 3 mileß; rural mail, delivery daily. Price, £9 10s per •ore, with £2OOO cash. this is the first time this property has been on the market for twenty years, and has been all heavy bush land. The present owners are selling on account et 111 health. We can recommend this place to anyone requiring a good farm. \ ACRES Freehold, all in grass, carrying capacity 40 cows; good house, cowshed, outbuildings, etc.; 3 miles from town, railway, school, etc,, factory t miles. Price, £75 per acre, with £I2OO cash. JChis is a handy little farm and is well worth the money. (•';., L.W. CATCHPOLE LAND REPRESENTATIVE. LAND LAND LAND WAIKATO • l TEB COMING DISTRICT. CONSmBR THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS: S| 1 Q ACRES, LAND TRANSFER TITLE; ail grassed, well-fenced and water- *■*•© 6 . 100 me& j, OUM| excellent sheds, and 3-cow plant; land well sheltered fcy plantations; will carry 50 cows—43 last season averaged £32 per cow. /Cows jnay be purchased at £24. ,£6B 10s PER ACRE; £I2OO CASH, balance up to | r No. 2/125. * - - «U„,l ln«J onit hniMinira. fi.roo 1 house, hot and cold water; land level and watered by troughs; no i used; earrr W cows now and 60 if top-dressed; within 300 yard* of dried mUs factory, school, railway, etc, 3 miles good road to Cambridge. £75 PER ACRE; |£looo CAfiH, balance 5 years at 6} per cent. ■chool on nnrtjsroperty; dried milk; 4 miles' CASE, or less to bona fide farmer. » v carry W dairy cows on front; fine homestead 8 rooms, every conveni. «nce; farm well subdivided, sheep proof fences, in good order; school 1 mile, railway and dried milk factory 3 miles; Hamilton or Cambridge 10 miles by/good tmi. PRICE £2O PER ACRE; easy terms to practical man, balance at Si per ••at. The above are all properties which we have inspected, and can thoroughly Recommend as being good sound buying. JKZ: LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY *\ ' COMPANY, LIMITED. ' HAMILTON y _ fli A. C. BELL Land Salesman.

Well Worth Inspection! Atk AQRSS, withto It miles of tra©; new 6-Tooroed bungalow with nil conveniences and telephone; a remarkably cheap property at the pH« asked. Price, ,*3oooj «1000 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. IAQ ACEBS, 4 aule» from New P!ymo»th Post Office; five-roomed house, cowshed with 10 bails; 95 acres in grass balance in shelter bush, level to rolling, practically all ploughable. Price, £3O per acre with £I2OO cash, balance at 6 per cut for 7 yea". LA. NOLAN &Co., S. A. Da'iley, Land Representative.

V If YOU are INTERESTED in high-class vehicles, you will be pleased to know that \ THE EGMONT COACH & i CARRIAGE CO., are turning out the finest vehicles in the district. Years of experience in the carriage building line enable us to build 1 TRAPS AND GIGS that for easy running and smart appearance could not be excelled. ' AN INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU. Egmont Coach & Carriage Co,. PAGE ST. (near Commercial Hotel), STRATFORD.

Ci R: FINNERTY. LAND ft COMMISSION AGENT, BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone No. 296. ?[7fi ACRES, frtehold dairy farm, / well fenced and sub-divided into 18 paddocks; the greater part of the ifara is plough&ble and good proportion been stomped and ploughed; will fairy 60 to 70 eows and dry stock; good ■apply of green feed, no noxious weeds; 5-roomed house, large cowshed with 5pow plant milking machine installed; *itaated.»n good metalled road one mile from railway station, dairy factory and •ehool Tliis fan* shows splendid returns and is a bargain at the price asked. ; CASH OK EASY TERMS QAQ ACHES 0.R.P., papa country, f^ 1 situated on good dray road, 5 *nOM from township and railway station; bush consists mostly of'tawa; the laad in good 2-sheep country; 230 acres felled and, grassed, and frontage weilfeaoed; farm secure for stock; good 2foomed whare. Price, 22s 6d per acre. EASY TERMS. • The'experience of thousands of houne«pers proves the value of SHAhV ANiyS "MOA" BRAND EGG PRESER V ATIVE. It is certain, reliable em ' lomicai and saveß heaps of mc.%

NORTH AUCKLAND OAA ACRES, all flat, divided into '*'"" several paddocks; 150 acres have been ploughed, balance rough feed. This land has been dairied upon and is very suitable for a small man wanting a start. Good position as to railway, post and factory. PRICE ONLY £l2 PER ACRE. Very easy terms to good man. 401) ACRES > suable for milking ■" v and sheep or cattle and cropping. This land is partially in new grass, partially in fallow, and about 150 acres rough feed. Will easily rah a cow to 2% acres. Subdivided into 8 paddocks; large house and a lot of outbuildings; on main coach road; cream cart calls for cream, and handy to deepwater harbor. PRICE IS £l4 PER ACRE, and the owners will put the whole of the balance of unploughed land under the plough. Good easy terms to suit clients. For particulars apply W. A. LIMBRICK, Sox 624, AUCKLAND. RE-OPENING PRIVATE HOSPITAL. JPRBE BENNETT, Inglewood, withes I the public that she has ' lecuniu, unriou of , trained tapifa] '««rtiflc*tea)»to Miiat iw