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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. LAXD L'AXB We have the following farms for wis which we have personally inspected, Mid can recommend. KA ACRES, handy to Hawercq allia grass except crops, and all ploughable; 2 J acres swedes, 6 acrji hay| 2i acre?, turnips; wintered 31 cows, Uff a® present carrying 2 bulls, 2 horses. 10 sheep, in 4-roojped dwslllA 6* bailed cowshed, with U-cia# plant iniluded. This farir. i&. subdivided into 7 iWtdocks, watered fences; close to factory. Price, £l6o,per acre. Cash required £2OOO. Excellent terms-for balance. Folift 634 OQ.O ACRES; freehold; good griming proposition; all "plouglwMe; clear of weeds; streams; good fences,- Eriae £27. i IQiS £IOOO- cash. Balfince good term*, Sljnmediate possession if desired. Foliid33 235 ACRES, leasehold; lease feat 2 years to run at an an mi natal of £2'ss per acre; 4-roomed houMi «OW shed; carrying 42- dairy cows, 3Q dry stoclt, 300 ewes; stock at valuation. 1 Aft ACREa.-*TMs iftMß# i* ■; i* the ' heart Q|JiataMJ;:*ai »|*dbid-<' ed; watered by permanent strAaxttJ'gobd dwelling, cowled, and machines giv«4 in. Price, £l2* per acre; liberal tuft* jfor full particulars see or write us at H2 ACRES; a nice eontpwt Wry, ' farm with all sew and date buildings. It is conveniently fob* divided and 1 well,.sheltered, andabtindance of water, anH only 1 mile from {m> tbiy.' Price, £52 per acre. 1010 ACRES, jn splendid heart; wdl sheltered and subdivided ; by good fences; convenient water supply;! 6-roomed dwelling; large cowshed with concrete floor. This farm is in a really] good district. Liberal terms arranged. LYNSKEY, & EYAjNS • • REGENT STREET*. >' . HAWERA. . • \ —~ : 10,0, ACRES, freehold land, all Iwesf stumped and ploughed' and laid! down in, best English gMMMv little! shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 sections containing 15 paddocks, weU fenc*d;| clean farm; plenty of winter and .springl feed; house of 6'rooms; three-cow\plantt milking machine, This, is on excellent! farm arid very cheap. I*rice ' £62*' 10a. per' acfe, ■ £IOOO to £I2OO cash, in : fj years at 5J per cent. Would oon< sider exchange for good mortgage. •' 101 ACRES freehold lakd, one mile from railway eta/tloiW| & factory, and post office; all been stump-;' ed. ant} ploughed and laid down in best . English grasses; good house of 8 rooms. ( hot and cold water, scullery, and bath~ ' room; four-cow plant milking machines diid sngine; practically clear of all weeds; plentiful supply of winter and spring,"he'd. A really excellent' fam, Price £B2 10s an acre, £7OO cash, balance 7' years at 5J per cent., or ex- , change for good second mortgage, anyt amount. This is 6ne of the best fartfu ixj, the district. \

Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD, r, THE LAND SALESMAN, 4 ' STRATFORD. ESTABLISHED START FOR / COMING SEASON, UNENCUMBERED DAIRY FARM OJ) NINETY-THREE ACRES. STOCK: 30 Picked Cows, 4 Horses, Pigs, and , other stock. ' PLANT: Milking Machines and all Farm Implex' ments. , BUILDINGS: Two Houses, Twenty Bail Cowshed, be«' sides all other out-bulidingg. LANDs 93 Freehold, choice flats, all stumped and ploughed, except about 12 acres. Handy to all conveni* ences. Price, only £75 per acre, as goingconcern. Terms: £2OOO secures, the lot|{ Balance Ist mortgage 5 years at 6 p.o. j E: J: IBLE ' INGLEWOOD. 'Phone 01, P.O. 42j' •I 1 "■ NELSON & PATERSON < HAMILTON. Bettley's Buildings, Victors Streets 'Phone Office 777 Private 353I 1 324 ACRES « flat to undulating, all in grass and crop; will miJlc, 120 cows. Owner is milking for the GLAXO factory, this means a return of £3OOO for butter-fat taking the low. average of £25 per cow. Property is beautifully situated just off the main' Hinuera Valley road, only 5 miles from Matamata and 14 miles from Hinuera Valley station; house of 7 rooms, built on a nice rise and commanding lovely views of surrounding country; there is every modern convenience, nice garden and an ideal home in every respect; splendid range of outbuildtings, including large cowshed with, concrete floor and yards, 6eow Treloar milking plant and engine 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 grass; the paddocks are one mass of cocksfoot. There is a long road fron*' tage of nearly 2 miles, and 'property would subdivide into small areiis »p very little expense. Owner is, propared to sell as a going concern, which would include 100 cows, motor waggon, horse waggon, all classes of implements. Price for land, including milking plant, £55 per acre; terms arranged. This ,is the cheapest property within Glaxo area that we know of and we strongly recommend to a man looking for a place that can be worked at a real good profit. The capital value is £16,000, the returns from cows cannot be less than £3OOO and'.should be nearer £4OOO, This means a Very handsome profit. A speculator could cut into 50 acre farms and make a very rich profit. We are sole agent* for this property and advise you to make early arrangements to inspect. Owner is prepared to make easy terms to a good man. ■ ■1- '•

DaUy Newa' cw leaver PublUMag Office, Curne Street, each morning at 4.20 o clock for Hawera, retaining ffafen Hooker's) at 7.0, Mtt-Wm 7.35, Stratford 8.5, and Inglewood 8.20, New Plymouth (vk feoumt Rondl frlOgfilgt. MWrttar.