Page 7 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 8 June 1920, Page 7

- LAND FOR SAtE, LAW LAHB! We have the following farm* for i which we have personally inspected, i can recommend. .. • t gA ACHES, handy to Haware; «a|i grass except crops, and all jl"-*" able; 24 acres swedes, 6 aoros ha; acres, .turnips; wintered 31 cows, and;»t present carrying 2 bulls, 2 horses, -M) sheep, in addition'; 4-roomed dwelling.'je. bailed cowshed, with 3-cow plant laclM* ed. Tliis farm is subdivide into 7 pu< docks, watered by stream and ram; fences' close to factory. Price, JSI6O j acre. Gash required ,£2000.. Excellent terms for balance. Folio Ha gA,Q; ACRES; freehold; goad jra^proposition; all plougi clear of weeds; watere.4 by penni streams; good fences. Price £B7 19*; £1660 cash. Balance good terms, immediate possession if desired. FoUo 235 ACRES > leasehold; lease ha*J 8 years to run at an annu ' rental of £2 6s per acre; doomed house; < shed; carrying 42 dairy cowa, 20 stock, 300 ewes; stock at,valuaJ 10Q, -ACRES.—This farm it in heart >of Matapu; well aobdii ed; watered by permanent streams; g dwelling; cowshed, and machine* given to, Price, £125 per acre; liberal term*. f|r full particulars see or write us at OU(e. \\2 ACRES; a nice compact dairy farm with all new and up-tp-ft date building's. It is conveniently §uv' divided and well sheltered, and abinffr ance of water, and only 1 mile from-fH* tory. Price, £52 per acre. 190 ACBES - in s P le « di <* heart; wjp* sheltered and subdivided If good fences; convenient water supply;' 0-roomed dwelling; large cowshed wit concrete floor.- This farm is in a n good district. Liberal terms arm,.^ LYHSKEY.fc.EVAIsfi REGENT STREET, | HAWERA.

JgQ ACRES, freehold land, all beta stumped and ploughed awl laid, down in best English grittta; litt* shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 »#ettoni«i containing 15 paddocks, well fenced; clean farm; plenty of winter an* apring feed; house of 6 ropms; three-cow plaift milking machine. This is an exetllen* farm and very cheap. Price £B2 lQg per .acre, £IOOO to £l2oo.cash, balance in 5 years at SJ per' cent. Would con- j aider exchange for good mortgage. ' - • JQ J ACRES freehold land, situated \ one mile from railway statioi', factory, and post office; all been stunjped and ploughed and laid down in best English grasses; good house of 8 rooms, hot and co!d water, scullery, and bathroom; four-cow plant milking maohW and engine; practically clear of all weeds; plentiful supply' of.winter and spring feed. A really excellent fatm: Price £B2 10s an acre, £7OO cash, balance 7 years at 5} per cent., or exchange ■ for good second mortgage, any amount. This is one of the best farms in the district.

[Campbell. Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND BALESM2N, STRATFORD. ESTABLISHED START FOR COMING SEASON. UNENCUMBERED DAIRY FARM OE NINETY-THREE ACRES. STOCK: 30 Picked Cows, 4 Horses, Pigs, an* •',. other stock. PLANT: Slilking Machines and all Farm Implex ments. BUILDINGS: Two Houses, Twenty Bail Cowshid, be« , sides all other out-bulidings. LAND* 93 ACRES, Freehold, choice flats, a» stumped and ploughed, except about 12 acres. Handy to all convenicures. Price, only £75 per acre, as going concern.. Terms: £2OOO secures the lot,! Balance Ist mortgage 6 years at 6 p.e. T E; J. IBLE

NELSON & PATERSON HAMILTON, Bettley's. Buildings, Victoria Street, 'Phone Office 777 - Privates; 324 ACRKS - flat undulating, all in grass and crop; will milk 120 cows.- Owner is milking for the ■ GLAXO factory, this means a return of £3OOO for butter-fat taking the lofc • average of £25 per cow. Property is beautifully situated just oft"'the ma'm Hinuera Valley road, only S mile* from Jfat«matft and J J miles from Hinuera Valley/ station; house of 7 rooms, built on a nice rise and commanding lovely vipws of surrounding country; there is. every modern convenience, nice garden and an ideal home "m every respect; splendid range, of ■outbtiik»ngs, including large cow-shed-'Willi concrete floor and yards,"o ; - cow Trelour milking' plant and' engrao complete, man's, room; stables,, implement shed, calf house, pig. styes and barn. .- The-property' lies well to',the sun, and carries a splendid .sole of giasK; i lie paddocks ar» one ma.s»..o? cocksfoot. There is a Iqng road frontage of 'nearly' 2 miles, and property would subdivide into smalt' areas' a i very little expense. ' Owner is firepared to sell as a going concern,, which would include 100 cows, motor waggon horse waggon, ;..ll classes of iraole' merits. Price for land,-' including milking plant, .655-per acre; terms a* ra "f. • , Tllls i 8 the cheapest property within Glaxo area that we know- of and we strongly recommend io « man looking for a place that can be worked at ?.Ti«S2v l « profltl The cft Pit«l value is £16,000, the returns from cows cartnot be less than £3OOO and should bj nearer £4OOO. This Wans a very haudsome-.pjpfit. . a.speculator could cut into 50 acre farms and make a very riehprofttvwc are sole agents for tins property, and advise you to ina.ke early, arrangements to in&pect. Owner is prepared to make easy terms to a good man.

n J? ai 'y Ne ) Vß ' car leaves Pnbli*l.infl Omee Qurne Street, «ach morning at i.- 0 oclock f°r Hawern, returaina'from e o* ( h °i H °° ker '*> at 7.0, Kill** 7.35 Stratford 8.5, and Tnjslewoort S/J.J, reaching. New Plymouth (via E-nnmit