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Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1920, Page 8

LAN» FOR SALE, ELTHAM ROjp FARM \ FOR SAL U A EASY TERMS LOW PRICE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. JQg ACRES, corner Eltharn and Oeo Roads. All in grass except 4J Acres shelter bush. All flat mid ploughable j 35 acres been ploughed. NOW CARRYING gg COWS & 9 HOUSES, and will do more irith cropping. GOOD HOUSE of S rooms with bathroom, pantry, scullery, gig-shed, implement shed, ar.d outbuildings. COWSHED (concreted), 6 bails complete with Gane Milking Machit.es driven by water power. Subdivided into 13 paddocks, and well watered. Throe-quarters of a mile from factory; half mile from school. PRICE only £3O 10s per acre. PRICE only £39 10s per acre. NOTE THE TERMS: £OSO CASH, balance at 5 and 5 J per cent. We will finance for cows and implements. Get in eßrly and wire for appointment to inspect. The first to inspect will bus r . GRANT* CAMPBELL LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, (Est. 1SS1). HAWE R A . IN THE FAR-FAMED VVAIKATO. ABOUT 700 ACRES Freehold, flat to undulating; (100 acres grass, including fid acres new grass, 40 acres swedes; all ploughable; rive miles railway station and 0 miles 'leading town. Fair house and numerous outbuildings; handy to school; telephone installed. This is a good eut-ting-up proposition in ehee.e and dred milk area, and is a snip at the price—£•22 10s an acre; £2OOO down. D. W. JONES & CO.! CANADA STREET, MOItRINSVILLE. P.O. BOX 57. THIS IS ALSO GOOD BUYING. FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING OR FATTENING LAND. QAA ACRES Freehold; 700 acres firstclass pasture, balance rough feed; carrying and can winter 300 head cattle and 1000 sheep. Good house and two cottages on the farm, and all necessary outbuildings. Has a good road frontage. One mile from cheese factory and station, and four miles irom leading town. Twenty paddocks, all slieepproof. It is in the dried milk area, and as a cutting-lip proposition will take a lot of beating. Small farms adjoining are being sold up to £55 per acre. PRICE £35 PER ACRE; £IO,OOO Cash. D; W: JONES & CO. CANADA STREET, MORRINS V I L L E , P.O. BOX 57. ONE OF THE BEST BUTTERFAT VALLEY. TF 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. HAMERTON, late of Taranaki, who has lately joined our Btaff, reports as follows: ONE OF THE SHOW PLACES of the District, and ONE OF THE CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. QOfJ ACRES rich dairying knd—well fenced and .sub-divided into 15 paddocks. All in grass and crop. Splendidly watered by running stream, windmil) and bore. CAPACITY, 120 COWS IN PRESENT CONDITION. BUILDLNGS—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 ihed and piggeries. SITUATION.—RaiIway station, school, and post ollicc IV mils by level road. GLAXO FACTORY HANDY. PRICE—£47 10s PER ACRE. TERMS £3OOO CASH. Or less to approved purchaser. T. MANDENO JACKSON, P.O. Box OS (E. J. Bellineham, Manager). Phones 165 and 128. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, IE AROHA-