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Taranaki Daily News, 5 November 1919, Page 3

LAND FOR SALE ON FAMOUS Hauraki Plains. Q.ODD RANGE of properties, from 00 to 1500 acres, to choose from. P, G. OARTHEW, LAND AGENT, HAMILTON, P.O. Box 202. Telephone 930. ' CHEAP COUNTRY—WORTH INSPECTION. 357 ACRES of undulating country, suitable for dairying; all ploughable; devided into 22 paddocks; situated on metal road; 1£ miles from factory and school. Dwelling house of 8 rooms; 22 bail cowshed. Price £2B 10i per acre. Terms £ 1500 cash. We have numerous enquiries for small farms. Send particulars of yours at once if you want to sell. ' HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES. EGMONT STREET, P.O. Box 105. 440 Freehold, situated at Tarn ta; all in grass with exception of 60 acres; no weeds; well subdivided; wintered 400 sheep. Price £8 10s per acre; cash down £3OO. Balance can be arranged. 300 ACRES West Coast Settlement Lease; 18 years to run, at 2/per acre; 200 acres in grass, balance good bush; any - amount of good rata for firewood on it; within 2 miles of cheese factory. There is a 4-roomed house and cowshed with Lawrence Kennedy Milking Machine. Price for goodwill £1300; cash down £750; balance 5 years at 0 per cent. QUARTER-ACRE Beach Street, 2 frontages; sunny position; live hedges all .round; within 1 minute's walk of tram stop; L. Transfer Title, Price £300; terms can be arranged. R. F. CORNWALL, DEVON STREET. P.O. Box 134. Telephone 359 Agent for "Treloar" Milking Machine, A SURE WIN for A TARANAKI OPPORTUNIST IXO g°i"S concern, rich swamp and undulating land with 15 cows, horses, vehicles, implements, etc.; dwelling, 3 rooms, washhouse, spacious sheds (concreted); slidtored and warmly situated, only 4 miles from Hamilton; close school, railway, 'ried milk ~nd butter factory; partly neglected but all easily -proved; adjoini.ig lands selling at .tfiO to £BO per acre. Pric: £4OOO, £7OO deposit. 182 23i> ACRES going concern, mostly plovighiiblD, undulating country in g'.md district., GO acres grassed; dwelling 3 rooms. Price includes 23 cows, horses, pigs, milking machines, implements, etc.; cream cart passes;' school handy; £ls per acre, £GOO cash. o4C ACREf ?'. g° in s concern, 40 cows, milking machines, implements, etc.; good range buildings. £4O per acre, £2OOO cash; never previously on market. MOORE-JONES BROS. HAMILTON Seventy-seven (77) Acres Freehold. Nice little dairy farm, liandy to town by good metal road. All necessary buildings^ Price only £35, cash required only £BOO, balance arranged at 0 per cent. Fifty-five (55) Acres Freehold. Flat land, seven (7) paddocks, well watered. Cheese factory 2 miles, railway station 3 miles. Good 4-roomed houseiand other buildings, cowshed fitted with machines. Price only £33, cash required £7OO, balance at 6 per cent, i E. J. IBLE, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT. Boj! 42 'Phones 61 and 95. INGLEWOOD. NOVEMBER: PLANT ANNUALS THIS MONTH. Asters, Colliopsis, Cosmos, 'Phlox, Godelias, Lobelias, Stocks, Mignonette, etc., Celery, Tomato, and Cauliflower Plants. W. PETTIGREW, FAIRBANK NURSERIES, STRATFORD. 'Phone 18G. 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. Few women can resist the magic words "new fashions", and you will be thoroughly delighted at the summer millinery now exhibited at Shipton's. The showroom is a veritable garden of flowers with all the lovely models and ready-to-wears, etc. Call and view gmgtQß'i jSeratr, Sltham. <