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Taranaki Daily News, 22 April 1920, Page 8

FOE SALE. MILKING PLANT FOR SALE. gIX-COW ZEALANDIA MILKING PLANT, Releaser, 2|. ii.p. Engine, iK. 8., in good order. Apply—- ' "M," Xe w.i Office. foFsalS /|g GOOD DAIRY COWS, produced 1800 lbs milk in flush of season, at present 800 ibs. Average test for season 4.3. Can show returns. Apply this office for address, FOR SALE 260 ACRES 260 ACRES, freehold, situated 1J miles from prosperous township and railway, all in grass, well subdivided, 7-roorned house, 10-bnil concrete cowshed, machines, etc. The land is practically all level and free of weeds and is carrying at present 73 cows, 20 heifers, 2 bulls, 5 horses, 32 yearlings. Will easily carry 110 cows. Price £52 per acre, £2OOO cash, balance 5 years C per cent. 190 ACRES 190 ACRES freehold, all in grass, but 13 acres turnips and- little shelter bush; situated within 8 .miles of New Plymouth* good dwelling and whare. Up-to-date concrete cowshed with machines; 16 sheep-proof paddocks; carrying capacity 75 cows, now carrying CO cows, 5 horses, bull, number of sheep. School and factory within one. mile. Price £39 per acre, £ISOO cash, balance arranged. Stock and implements can be taken over at valuation if desired. Can show good return's.

NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, Inglewood. JMMEDIATE pOSSESSION. ACRES, Freehold, sub-divided into 0 paddocks, all dead level, all in grass except 10 acres Swedes—a splendid rrop. Absolutely free of weeds. Only half-mile to factory and station, and 1J miles to school. Good metal road post property. Will carry easily 40 cows. New 5-roomed house, wash-house, motor garage, cowshed. This farm is in splendid locality,'and only 8 miles from New Plymouth. It is absolutely an ideal little farm. Price £125 per acre, or at £l5O owner will give in 30, choice Pedigree and Grade Jerseys. Terms good. EWTON I N G , NEW PLYMOUTH. ONE OF THE BEST IN BUTTERFAT VALLEY. JF you could stand on "Bald Spur" and look down on the great expanse of rich dairying land in this wonderful valley you would realise that the best here is A VERY GOOD BEST. MR. CHRIS. lIAMERTON, late of Taranaki, who has lately joined our staff, reports as follows: ONE OP THE SHOW PLACES of the District, and ONE OP THE CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. 325 ACRES rich dairying land—well fenced and sub-divided into 15 paddocks. Ail in grass and crop. Splendidly watered by running stream, windmill and bore. CAPACITY, 120 COWS IN PRESENT CONDITION. BUILDINOS.—A beautifully situated and well built homestead of 7 rooms. Up-to-date cowshed and engine room; concrete floor throughout. Large implement shed, motor shed, barn, 5-stall stable with loft, calf died and piggeries. SITUATION.—RaiIway station, school, and post officii 1J miles by level l-oad.

GLAXO FACTORY HANDY. MUCH--..€47 10s I'ER ACRE. TERMS £3OOO CASH. Or less-to Approved purchaser, T. MANDENO JACKSON, P.O. Box 08 (E. .T. Bellihgham, Manager). Phonos 105 and 128. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, T E AEO HA . LAND! LAND! IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. 9,00 ft ACRES FREEHOLD OAAA ACRES FREEHOLD <*OUU MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYING LAND. ONi: OF THE BE&'i.' CUT! NG-CJP BLOCKS IN THE WAIKATO. MOSTLY KAHIKATEA FLATS. 1500 ACRES in English grasses; well fenced and numerous subdivisions; abundant v>\,ter supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with every modem convenience; also coniJortable cottage for manager and goo<. out-build-ings; handy to dried milk factory, railway, store, etc. This blaci: will be worth £6O per acre in a very short time.

PRICE £36 per acre, terms to be arranged. LAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE. Ward St., Hamilton, Waikato. 'ISkWEIGREASEs r ox -I -cleanser;