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Taranaki Daily News, 14 April 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. TKEWEEK & JOLL LAND, STOCK, AGENTS HAWERA. TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS IN DAIRYING LAND IN CENTRAL TARANAKI. 118 ACBES < all flat and ploughable; carrying 40 • cows and young stock; subdivided into 12 paddocks and yrelJUjratered; house of 4 rooms; 2 miles from Ngaere factory, which paid out 2/2 last year. Tins property is occupied by sharemilkers. Tie land is good and only requires a good man on it to improve it when it will bring £BO in the near future. Land all round has sold at good figures and there is money in this property. Price £6B with .£IOOO cash. ' 5 3 0)

A CRES, all level and all ploughable; 100 acres have been stumped; carry CO cows now; would carry 00 if all cleared; first-class house and outbuildings; 4-cow plant included. Trice £4l with £2500 cash. A good turnover presents itself in this property. A very suitable proposition for two returned soldiers. (018) TREWEEK & JOLL, H A W E R A.

MOORE-JONES BROS GOING CONCERN. 514 ACRES, CARRYING 70 CATTLE. Easy undulating and swamp land, with 50 acres flax, 200 acres grassed. Permanent streams. House 5 rooms, 8bail. cowshed and engineroom (all concreted), 4-cow Gane Milking and P. 0., 2 miles, new railway station 3 miles; hours from Hamilton. Cream cart passes Going concern, also includes 34 cows and dry stock. Title: • Government Renewable Lease and Unencumbered. PRICE £lO PER ACRE, ..£IOOO CASH. MOORE-JONES BROS.,

50 ACRES Ohangai, good metalled road, ) West Coast 18/- for 17 years; good j 5-roomed house in good order and condition; .10-bailed cowshed, splendid order concrete floor; 3-eow plant Gano at valuation; all in grass; watered by stream and ram, divided into b paddocks; carrying capacity 3D to 35 cows (including 22 acres native lease),; no weeds except gorse in nativfdense of 22 acres--4 mile from factory, j mile from school', i mile from Tost Office. Price £63 per acre, £1550 down; mortgages, Ist £7OO at 6 per cent, 4 years to ru-*; ..2nd, £9OO at 7i per cent., 4 years to run. Also take over Native lease of 22 r.brea, leased for 25/- per acre for IS years, from July W2O. ; -.v.. • (No _ jg^ 115 AGEES » Mangamiiigi, freehold, . road metalled; small dwelling cowshed; all in grass;little shelter bush; well watered by streams; plenty of paddocks; nearly all ploughable and nearly all leval; grazing "at present; very few weeds, little ragwort; % m il e from factory and school; daily delivery from Eltham every day. Price £37 per acre £IOOO down; balance 5 ; ears at 5J per cent. Mortgage, Ist £<ioo G.A.S., 2nf £I4OO at 5 per cent, for a years from Ist July, 1020, 3jrii JKOCTat SA'per cent. [for 5 years. r ,.v. 1 ■ , (No 84) dfi[ ACRES, Toko, road metalled, freeliold, 4-roomcd house, bathroom, scullery, S-bail concrete cov shed; all in grass .except, crops; well watered by creek and trough; divided into 0 paddocks; carry 21 cows; 20 <ows, 1 horse and bull, 7 calves now on property;.little ragwort; 1 mile from school and factory; 2 miles .from . Toko post office'. Price £75 per acre, £BOO down, balance 5 years at i>s per cent. Ist Mortgage £I2OO about 2 years to run, at a.fper cent - (No." 100) F, J. V: WILSON & CO.

SOLE AGENTS, , HAWERA, Above Gillett's Drapery. A CRES Freehold, situated within i mile Ngaere factory and station, mostly all been ploughed and re-sown; 6-roomed house and 8-bailed cowshed; usual outbuildings. Price £65, with £I6OO. Cheap. 246 ACRES freehold, situated within 2 miles'of good town, factory and station; good 7-room house, tip-top cowshed with machines installed; carrying 50 dairy cows and 25 2-year heifers, 7 horses. Price £2B 103, £760, balance long term. 2()j_ ACRES freehold, close to Morrinsville, new bungalow house with every convenience; 8-bailed cowshed, machines installed; carrying 34 dairy cows, 15 2-year heifers, 6 horses; 2 miles Glaxo factory. Price ,£57, £I2OO «sh. BARNITT & ROBERTSON. VALUERS, FINANCIEes AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BROADWAY STBATFOBD. Telephone 252. P.O. Box &

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