Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1919, Page 11

LAND FOR SALE, FOE SALE OK EXCHANGE) . V HAWERA farm of 58 acres—a very nice property, carrying 35 heid oMoIK grown cattle; well-sheltered, well-subdivided; good dwelling 4 rooms, anf» shed, etc.; every convenient, for dairying. Similar country is selling at £JSO per acre. Our client wants a larger property and will take up to 200 attaa ot dairying land. For a quick deal he will accept ,£llO per acre, equity £2IOO, baimice is on mortgage for 5 years at 5J per cent. If you want a piece of good country buy this. If you will exchange for this class of property send in particulars of your place and we wiil endeavor to arrange au for jrgg. Don't delay, get in early. " 1 Oft ACRES; complete dairy farm, machines installed, close to factory ABd school, few miles by good road from Hawertu Price, |£4s per £IOOO cash. See us at once. . - - - JAMES & GWWW;: LAXra, BTOCK ft FLV4.NCT: agents, haweea,

SOLDIERS' FARMS, ■$ 202 L.1.P., good 6-roomed house, Cowshed, Wool shed and all necessary outbuildings; rolling country; all in grass and half ploughable; sheep-proof fences; no weeds;, carrying capacity li sheep per acre;, close to School and P.O. Price £lO 10s per acre, cash £IOOO. 5Q ACRES freehold, metalled road; good 5-roomed house and outbuildings; 45 acres grass, 5 acres shelter bush; all level and rolling; all ploughable; close to Factory, School and P.O. Price £37 per acre, cash £O3O. BARNITT & ROBERTSON. VALUERS, FINANCIERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone 258. P.O. Box & f 130Q ACRES. v ■■■ ' ,■ . v, j..v \ OS. first-class-landfall Ujbgraqs, and very suitable for ,dairy'yifarming. r /phis property is divided-in<j& 21 paddocks; one' large new "house (h.'ijpd u. telephone, etc), also 3-ro<iin«L and men's whare; good woplsited. and other farm buildings; everything in'gdo.i order; railway station in front.of property and dried milk factory within a mile. Fronts® Auckland-Rotorua road and railway, and; is well adapted for subdivision fyito small farms. • ' /■< >•<}■, , ■ PRICE £l7 an acre, ; £SOOO dash. Best and cheapest property in the mar-' ket. QAftACRE farm, good buildings and * well subdivided; ainile of Morrinsville. Price. £45 per acre, Good' terma. J: REID STEWART, AGENT. QQA ACRES, 500 of which is freehold title, balance t.I.P. at 1/or 1/3; this farm is all sown down in good English grass, no weeds, half is ploughable, say 3000 acres is rich reclaimed swamp (no peat); carry a beast to the acre when further improved and will then be easily wrrtli four times the value now asked; a good amount now under the plough, well subdivided and well-watered; situated between two railway stations and butter and cheese factory, school and P.O. about i 2i miles; flat road frontage, good house of six rooms, also one of 4 rooms; wool shed, motor shed and implement shed* and yards, on good metalled road. Price, only £l7 an acre; £ISOO to £2OOO cash, balance 5 years for 4J to 5$ per cent. No private mortgages on this farm, come and buy, will be worth £3O an acre any time. 16 miles by rail or metalled road from Stratford; over 100 cows have been milked on this farm: cowshed and milking machine ure already installed. Campbell Jackson BROADWAY STRATFORD. 9QA ACRES—7OO O.R.P. and 200 L.I.F. can be purchased any time at 10/- per acre, over 600 acres in grass, well subdivided with sheep-proof totara post fencing. This is good papa sheep country. Only a few chains from township and railway station. Will carry 11 sheep per acre, with some cattle. Price only £8 per acre. This will suit two or three returned soldiers who are looking for a sheep run. McOLUGGAGE & CO.; Land and Estate Agents, Stratford. rJmm Vest Pocket Kodak 45/- . With double lens 55/1A Kodak, with double lens .. 92/6 No. 1 Kodak with double lens 77/8 Post free for cash with order. FITZGERALD'S PRESCRIPTION pHARMACY, 'Phone 135 ; ELTHAM ON MERIT ALONE WE SEEK YOUR PATRONAGE. AT THE MEDINA; Large numbers of people from town and | country visit these rooms and our regular customers increase daily. For a good meal or afternoon or morning tea try us once and the conditions you find will ensure your return, • R. H. WITT, ./ PROPRIETOR .' , STRATFORD.