Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1920, Page 8

JENKINSON'S display of car and cycle painting, nickel and Silver plating. GEO. McGLASHON'S HOOD WORK AND SEAT COVERS, AT THE WINTER SHOW. FARMERS! 'ER is cheap, Benzine is scarce. This brings us to the point. A WATER-WHEEL. Install one now. ' First expense the only expense. All orders promptly attended to. W. E. WILLIS, BUILDER. OKATO. i* the builder of Watersheds for all leading makers and agents of machines in Taranaki. / FOR SALE. NGATIAWA BOARDIXG HOUSE, URENTL (XIXSISTIXG of 17 rooms, bathroom, etc., h. and c. water, Wizard light; 1J acres land, { acre town frontage. Suitable for business building. For particulars apply to— P. C. ROWE, Urenui. GOOD PRODUCTIVE LAND. An opportunity is offered a Discriminating Land Buyer to secure at a cheap cost — 2000 ACRES - morc or lfiss > Lanl Transfer Title, f>oo acres in ■rood grass, 400 acres flat and swamp, balance mostly undulating: about twothirds ploughable. Five-roomed house, wash-house, every convenience, 'phone installed, :!-stall stable, chaff room, man's room, first-class wool shed, yards and dip, also implement "shed. Good fencing and gates, encircling 12 subdivisions. Railway station on property, sale yards, stora and post oflice adjoining. Carrying capacity 1000 sheep and. 200 mixed cattle. Price £« 10s per acre, bedrock. This is an undoubted bargain for a practical man. Any bona fide buyer could easily improve value to at least £ls per acre at small cost.

FnntKT details on application toDABBY & FINDLATER LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ' M A T A M.A T A . A THAMES VALLEY SNIP. Q9 ACRES, 7-roomed house, h. and c. water, bath ropm, pantry, store room, concrete floor shed, machines installed. Carrying capacity at present 70 dairy cows. This is one of the best places on the swamp, and sure to rise. Price, only £!)0 per acre. My list of North properties is one of the best in Taranaki. J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD. ONE COW COUNTRY. WITHIN n HOURS MOTOR FROM AUCKLAND. 11 ACRES, first-class alluvial swamp; when fully improved will carry 1 cow per acre;'practically adjoining fac* tory, school and post office (dried milk factory will be erected in this locality shortly); long road frontage; would make two excellent dairy farms; fiveroomed house and good milking shed: carrying at present 00 milking cows and 45 head of young stock. Price, £IOO per acre; cash required £4OOO, balance 6 per cent for term. Note.—No manure required on this land. C. E. YOUNG & CO. W-93 QUEEN ST. .-.-.. PITS