Page 11 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1920, Page 11

LAND FOR SALE. TWO SPLENDID PROPOSITIONS. DAIRYING LANDS. 117 ACRES, Dutliie Road, Matapu; the pick of the dairying district in Taranaki; in splendid heart; will milk 70 cows; the appointments are first class, there being a large modern house of 10 rooms, with orchard and gardens, splendid implement and motor shed. The cowshed, with Gane milking plant inched, is splendidly arranged with the. additional advantage of water power. The whole farm is well laid out and sheltered and has an abundant supply of water. The mortgages are at sjper cent, and 5| per cent, rates, and have years to run. There are few opportunities left to purchase farms such as this and with the splendid prospects for dairy produce a big return is obtainable. For price and terms apply to us—we are sole agents.

A GOING CONCERN 50 ACRES, just out of Hawera, in good situation with factory right on the property; horse, cart and cans at! available and 25 cows all grade Jerseys, young and mostly second calvers; about 10 acres in crop; house of 4 rooms, cowshed to be erected by vendor; watered by windmill and school mila; only one mortgage on the property. Possession at any time—a walk in, walk out proposition. Price £166 per acre with .£2OOO cash. We are sole agents. TREWEEK & JOLL, H A JVERA,

WHAT OFFERS? 300 ACRES l.i.p. at 4/6 per acre, near Matamata; half rich flats. The owner of this productive farm is removed to South Island and must quit immediately. He will entertain any reasonable cash oiler or cash and mortgages for his equity. The farm consists of 268 acres grass, 24 acres turnips and clumps of kahikatea 'bush; watered by stream; carrying 120 cows, 100 young stock and horses.

BUILDINGS: Two good houses, 12-bail cowshed, new plant installed (extra), concrete yards, motor and implement sheds.

Situated 9 miles from Railway Station J metal road. School adjoins. Rural delivery. Cream waggon and trades carts pass. Telephone on. Buyer can take over milking plant. Owner asking £46 per acre, terms to suit good buyer. * FIRST CLASS JERSEY FARM. 9() ACRES tip-top dairying land,- all flat, in good gras?j divided into 11 paddocks, watered by windmill; parrying 43 dairy stock, will milk 45 cows; good home, 6 rooms and all conveniences, 4wul cowshed, motor shed and trap shed. Telephone on; garden nicely laid out with tennis court. Three miles from Cambridge by good road. Handy to factory and to supply dried milk coming season. Daily mail delivery. Price £O3 per acrfe, terms £ISOO cash. MOORE-JONES BROS., HAMILTON.

THAMES VALLEY "£650 CASH. £650 CASH. £650 CASH. 76 ACRES > 56 acres in grass, balance ti-tree; small house and cowshed; will milk 23 cows next seasoij; 4 paddocks, post and wire fences. PRICK £35 per acre, freehold. TERMS: £650 cash balance 5 years at 6 per cent. " GLAXO FARM. 100 ACRES, good buildings, J mile from Glaxo factory, school and Post Office. Will carry 45 cows. PRICE: £OB per acre. > TERMS: £IOOO cash. ASIITON & SIMS T £ ARO HA.

A GOOD INVESTMENT. gITUAT r 'l) on the Eltham road, only one mile from Kaporiga, beautiful tarred road right to property; 100 acres well sheltered by good boxthorn hedges all level and subdivided into 13 paddocks; well watered by neverfailing streams; all in grass except 5 acres in turnips; a good portion of this farm has been resown in best English grasses, and has an abundance of winter feed; dwelling of 5 rooms and scullery; good 20-bailed cowshed with large loft, cartshed, stables, implement shod, and numerous other buildings. Price only £7O

per acre, with £ISOO cash, balance 7 years at sy, per cent. Terms hard to beat. —Note— This property is put on the market for quick sale o:i account of ill health of owner, and we have been appointed sole agents. Ring 13 for inspection, or P.O. Box 23. J; CANDY &CO., LAND AGENTS. KAPO N G A , f>ILLHEADS, Menu Forms, Cards—all manner o: printing executed with despatch and at reaaenabls ratu. D*Ujr Km Jsftiaf.