Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 7 January 1920, Page 3

• LAND FOR SAL-. USEFUL SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY. ACRES, O.R.P. rental '£4o per annum; about 450 acres in grass, balance bush; subdivided into 12 paddocks; all rideable country and well watered by permanent streams; fair amount of land ploughable; free of noxious, ■weeds; SJ miles of eight-wire sheep-proof fences (totara posts); about 7 miles from good metalled road; about 2i miles 6-foot track now being formed to dray road width; property wintered SOO wethers besides cattle, 4-roomed dwelling and outbuildings. PRICE £5 10s per acre, terms £6lXi ca»h. Subject to a G.A.S. Mortgage of £IOOO, balance ior a term at 6J per cent. Note. —Present owner has had this property for 12 years and it is n. farm worth inquiring about. FIRST CLASS BEACH FAR; * ACRES, freehold, fronting sea coast; subdivided into 12 padducks; watered by springs; practically level and all ploughable. This is really good land and properties such as this are hard to get; it will carry about 70 cows; situated 1$ miles from factory, school, township and good saleyards; almost new up-to-date 7-roomed dwelling, good cowshed, etc. On account of ill health owner must sell and will consider exchange for siu;Ul farm good mortgage. PRICE £6O per acre, equity iialiTO. NJfiWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY ' COMPANY, LIMITED, HAWEKA.

QA ACRES freehold, 5 miles from Hawera; factory, post office an-, railway - station adjoining property; comfortable house of 5 rooms, bathroom, etc.; outbuildings, which are good, consist oi cowshed (concrete floor), dray shed, motor shed, store-room, washhouse, etc.; aboiit 1 aero young oichaid, acres lucerne (good); well watered by windmill; dividfed into numerous paddocks by live hedges and p. and w. fences. Stock and plant can be taken over at valuation if desired. Price £75 per acre with £ISOO cash, balance good terms. This is the cheapest dairy farm offering in the Hawera District at the present time, and is easily worth £9O an acre on present values, but the owner, who ia retiring from dairying, is prepared to sell at above price 10 eliect a quick •ale. 11 Q ACRES freehold, all in grass and all plougliable; nouse of 4 rooms, good -owshed, good metalled road, handy to factory, school, railway station, etc. Well subdivided and watered; will carry 40 cows and do them well. Price £4O per acre, with £BOO cash-. i This is a cheap place and will sell quickly so got in early. L W. CA'XHPOLE LAND .i.EPRESEN'jJATiVE. LAND LAND LAND WAIK A T O TEE COMING DISTRICT. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS: 1 ■» Q ACRES, LAND TRANSFER TITLE; all grassed, well-fenced and watered; 5-roomed house, excellent sheds, and 3-cow plant; land weli sheltered by plantations; will carry 50 cows—43 last season averaged £32 per cow. Cows imt be purchased at £24. £SB 10s PER ACRE; £I2OO CASH, balance up to 8 years. No 2/125 QkA ACRES FREEHOLD; a fine little farm, good land ar.d buildings; (" roomed house, hot and cold water; land'level and watered by troughs; no manure used; carry 60 cows now and 60 if top-dressed; within 300 yards of dried milK factory, school, railway, etc., '• miles good road to Cambridge. £75 PJ R ACRE; £IOOO CASH, balance 5 years at 5J per cant -| CA ACRES FREEHOLD; good 8-roomed house, fine shed and shelter; carrying 60 cows comfortably without hay or turnips; cheese '-etory and school on next property; dried milk; 4 miles Cambridge. £56 PER ACRE; £ISOO CASH, or less to bona fide farmer. J)»ft AHRES FREEHOLD; a fine piece of country for mixed farming, would carry 60 dairy cows on front; line homestead 8 rooms, every convenience; 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 road. PRICE £2O PER ACRE, easy terms to practical man, balane- at 51 per cent. Tie above are all properties which we have inspec;ed, and can thoroughly recommend as being good sound buying. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED. HAMILTON A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. For Sale or Exchange, OWNER RETIRING—Buy this and follow his example. OftA ACRES on good road, metalled to within 12 chains of the OUU property; good house of seven rooms; cowshed, voolshe:'with 3-stand Lister plant shearing machine; sheep dip; 2000 gilllon concrete tank; 2 sets sheep yards; all in grass except about 3 acres shelter bush. 1250 sheep and 50 head of cattle now on property Well fenced into 20 paddocks with hinau and totara posts; all Bheep proof fences. ' PR2CE £9 10s PER ACRE. OROwser would exchange for house and 25 to 50 acres of laud near to town. L. A. NOLAN & Co., S.. A. Dailey, Land Representative.

Egmont Coach & Carriage Factory (Unde. new management). We have lately taken over the above factory, and are prepared,to carry out all work entrusted to us, in a satisfactory manner. Each department of the business is under the charge of capable men. We specialise in the repairing of all kinds of farm implements. L. G. HORN, W. ROGERS, A. FINCII Proprietors.

TO RETIRING FARMERS. / GEE this cheap little settling down home, 1J acres freehold of beauti-i ful land, all h grass, good orchard, house of 4 rooms, handy conveniences, and station and golf links. Few miles from Hamilton. Going concern, with 4 cows and separator, only £1350; £350 cashSpecial circumstances forcing the owner to quit You must hurry to get this chsap bargain. Write or wire appointment fo. inspection. MARTIN WILLIAMS, jjiftUTi AGENT HAMILTON. Box 207. 'Phone C6l. ON MERIT ALONE WE £j#EK 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. 2. E. WITT