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Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1920, Page 1

LAND FOli SALE. IAK ACRES, 4 miles from New Ply* mouth; 5-roomed house, 7-bail shed, milking 32 cows besides carrying other stock. PRICE £3Bperpcre; £IOO9 cash, balance arranged, 520. ACRES, C and S-roomed houses and outbuildings. Would be suitable for subdivision. Could milk over 200 cows. Property is well sub-divided and is free from weeds. PRICE £65 pe; acre; ,£3OOO cash, balance arranged, ACRES, near Golf Lihks, on maia' Bell Block Road, 6-roomed house,* PRICE £1500; ,£BOO cash, balance at 4 per cent. For further particulars apply to—, Cilmour & Clarke ('/rand Central Buildings); Egmont Street New Plymouth

SHEEP and CATTLE FARM fa* SALE or EXCHANGE* ' 1892 includes 21^ acres educational lease at dElfl per year, situated miles from town* ship (mail delivered daily), 36 miles from New 1' "iouth, 24 miles from In* glewood, 20 miles from Stratford and 4 miles from Railway Station; liilly and flat and undulating country with plenty of ploughable land i.er 500 acres; will carry 800 breeding ewes in present condition, besides other stock; present stock DSO lambs, 800 2-tooth wethers, 200 2tooth ewes, 200 mixed aged sheep and NO head of mixed cattle. Sold 1000 fat sheep last year and produeeu 20 bales of wool. About 500 acres of goocL heavy bush, tawa, whitewood, rata and rimu. Rood sheep country. Price £9 jos per acre terms, £g 53 per acre cash. Cash deposit £3OOO, balance at 0 per cent. AKTHUR B. GIBSON LAND AGENT, Egraont St., New Plymouth. FOR SALE. 390 ACRES freehold, 4J miles to New Plymouth railway and township. Mostly rich flats and easy undu* lating. Over 100 cows have been milked on it. When fully improved should carry 50 per cent, more stock Abundance of firewood and best fencing material. Good shelter and permanent running water. A paradise for stock, Nice substantial house, with modern conveniences. Ideal place with great prospect. Price £3O per acre. Easy terms. Address—"BATAPAPA," c/o Daily News.

RETURNED SOLDIERS! Tina property lias been approved by the Land Eoard at the price. Two men could acquire 397 acres of rich papa country (freehold), carrying (lOC sheep,, and 120 head of 2 and 3-year-old cattle, new house,-new wool-shed, dip aru. yards, over 200 acres in front; equal to anything in Taranaki; could be milked on;' no weeds; railway, goad salej'a-ds, and everything handy; telephone installed. Price £l3 103 per acre. WouU sell to private buyer for one third cash. 50 ACRES at Lepperton, 24-cow farm, n. / house, li. and, c., garage, etc.Price £9O. Cash £I2OO. 156 would milk 70 cows; in a splendid district. Price £44 per acre. CHARLES LOWE LAND AGENT STRATFORD. (Next Master's, Ltd, 'Phone 221 or 207, Residence). NOTE.—If you wish to sell, send ma your particulars.

104 ACRES. Close to good town, factory and school; 1 level land; all plouglmble; part drained swamp; 12 paddocks, well watered; carry 45 cows, etc. House 4 rooms, waslihouse, trap shed, 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor and yard; L.K.G. milking machine, water power. Price £SB per acre, terms. 210 ACRES. oioixfi coxokhx. !> miles Xcw Plymouth; undulating land, nearly all ploughiibleji 10 paddocks, w.?ll watered; c|irry /iO cows and dry stock. Six-room dwelling, eU\, S-bail cowshed with machines. Price £2(j per acre, eludes everything. Terms. HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES. • EGMONT STREET. Daily News car leaves eneh morning at 4.30 o'clock for Hawera, returning from Hawera (L. 0. Hooker's) at 7.16, Eltham 7.55, Stratford 8.15, and Ingle,wood 8.50, .reaching New Plymouth (ri« $gUMi ®0«d), nmmsiM;