Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1919, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. GOOD FARMS 84 ACRES 7 miles from New Plymouth, about 40 acres level, practically all ploughable; well watered and sheltered; orchard; first-class 6-roomed House, milking shed fitted with machines. Adjoining branch of good factpry and handy to school. Will carry 35 cows. Price £47 per acre. (Machines, Engine, Saw-bench, etc., included). EASY TERMS. 64 ACRES. 9 miles from New Plymouth, all ploughable and well watered; 7 paddocks; good 5-roomed house; fl-bail milking shed, pig-stys. Pjpfctically adjoining Bchool and factory. LOOK AT THE STOCK NOW BEING CARRIED: 26 cows, 4 heifers, 4 young bulls, 2 horses. Price £45 per acre, terms. 150 ACRES GOING CONCERN. Good portion level, all ploughable, well watered and situated in ft beautiful sunny and sheltered position; good house; raco milking shed; handy to factory, 1J miles to school. Stock all good and in firatclass order. Price £62 per acre. R. A. LARGE, Estate Agent U.S.S. Co.'s Buildings. Telephone any hour, 367 office or 673 residence. Land Salesman, W. G. Richardson. Wallath Road, WESTOWN. LOOK! 90 ACR!?R more or less, all ploughable, on ;rood installed road; subdivided into 12 paddocks; well watered; will Varry 33 cows; .} mile to cheese factory and post oflice; school li miles, Beautifully situated, good 0-roomcl house, cowshed (6 bails), including milking machines, trapshed, and necessary outbuildings. Price £4B* 10s per acre, EASY TERMS. We have several enquiries for small farms. Send us particulars of yours—it may suit. J. R. HILL & SON, ST. AUBYN STREET. 'Phone 711. 50 ACRES. JJICE handy dairy farm, situated !) miles New Plymouth, metalled road; undulating, mostly level; all ploughable; all in grass; divided into 9 paddocks -with good fences, •lostly sheep proof; } mile school, creamery, store, etc.; will carry 20 cows; ii-roomed house, new 5-bail covshed (concrete floor), trapshed, etc. Price £45 per acre. Terms, £SOO cash. For further particulars apply sharp to HUMPHRIES AND DA VIES. EGMONT STREET. P.O. Box 105. ALL DRESSED UP AND SOME PLACE TO GO ON BOXING DAY. SOME PLACE IS NGAERE GARDENS, A Place where the Children Love to Romp. A Place where special trains will run. A place where Music and Attractions are provided by the proprietors. The Great Orchestrala Novelty, and the Water Chute Thrill IN ONE DAY. A Few Steps from the Station. Dress up if you like to—or have to. Don't if you don't. Nothing can keep you from enioying yourself at NGAERE GARDENS, A Place where you can obtain Afterboon Tea, Lollies, Nuts, Fruit, Ice Cream, Fruit Sahui and Cream. And the Aerial Baloon Novelty. Hot AVatdr Provided Free. See Railway Timetable for Special trains. TELEPHONE 315. Many Improvements since last Boxin» Day. ' NOTICE. TO PUBLIC OF INGLEWOOD. , QN and after the ISth, the usual 4 o'clock 'bus will be delayed until 4.30 p.m. till further notice, i ARCHIBALD BROS. REMOVAL NOTICE. 0 N and after Saturday next, 20th inst., our business will be conducted in our new Garage in Devon Street. It DERBY & CO., Licensed Ford Dealers, New Plymouth.