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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1920, Page 10

. . LAUD FOE SALE. Walk in walk our toALK IN WALK OUT £tOpo DOWN! £IOOO DOWN! M, £IOOO DOWN! 200 ACRES Freehold, with 42 genuine Jersey-Shorthorn Cows, 1 Bull, linking Machine, D.F. Plough, S.F Plough, Disc, l'ripjd and Chain Harrows, Manure Distributor, Mower, Hay Sake, •Ad till other •implements. Horses, Carts, Harness, Milk J Cans, lactory Shares. «'Everything in the way of Implements t£at an incoming farmer would want goes in at the price* .. Good 8-bailed WWahed with concrete! yafd. WtlCB £35 PER ACRE, with £IOOO •4#wn, '■ ' -NOTE.—This Farm will milk 55 to 60 Dairy.Cows and carry all yonng stock gift 50/100 sheep. the fiftt man to inspect will buy. fitS BHLY TILL FRIDAY, 15th JUNE JjUIRBROTHER & piCKERING, '. ' ' SOLE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. BAY OF PLENTY SEBT CLIMATE IN NEW ZEALAND. ALSO CHEAPEST LAND. gflQ ACRES, FREEHOLD. Practically all in grass, and mostly flat. Has been used for fattening bullocks and sheep fot | many years. Only 4 miles from Te Puke, and 1J miles from railway station. BEST HOME in the district—new ferro-concrete house. • PRICE £34 per acre, on good "' v ; ' tehas. - Vendor- will take small cash deposit And a good sound mortgage for balance of lil# equity ( £76001 This land grows excellent maize. At prpstnt prices this is the most profitable <{Qf that can be grown. ' further particulars from— HERBERT HEWITT BOX 229; HAMILTON. ' - D. McALLUM, LAND VALUES, SHAREBROKER. of Taranaki Stock Exchange.) INSURANCE & pENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. fAftMERS' "Return of Land" and "Income Tax" forms made up. . GRAND CENTRAL BUILDINGS, NEW PLYMOUTH. JJORTHERN C o ' LIMITED. 'At* elasses- of Fire, Personal, Accident and Sickness; Employers' Liability, Workers' Compensation, Fidelity Bonds; iSatVf'. Car, etc., insurance effected AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. " " Chief Agent for Taranaki: " D. McALLUM. GRAND CENTRAL BUILDINGS. shone 117. New Plymouth. P.O. Box 82. GOING CONCERN. lAA ; ACRES, situated on Palmer Road, Kaponga. This lease has jHfi to run from September, 1020. Ranfc only 52/6 per acre. All grass ercept root crops, consisting of 7 acres' of swedes and 3 stacks of hay. Buildihg* consist of good doomed dwelling And bathroom, cowshed (concrete floor andyard). Three-cow plant goes with the.place; also engine and the undermentioned stock, etc.: 39 cows, 3 incalf: heifers, 1 pedigree bull (Holsteint, 1' horse, 3 sows, 11 store pigs, spring 4tay, s.f. plough, disc, harrows, third share in roller, drill, mower, and manure sourer, 90 shares, 70 of which are fully paid Up, 8 i&ilk cans. Possession can be given at any time, i Price for lot, Bisg' No. 18, Kaponga, for inspection. J. CANDY &CO., LAND AGENTS. KAPONGA. A UCKLAND, about 50 acres, within 10 miles of the city, and we guaran-tee-it is the cheapest property we haw qn the. book;. Well suited for a stud farm; now being used for a town milk slipply-, loveljr aspect, facing the sun; Tlmaki River runs along the boundary, and all manures, etc., landed on the pro(tarty; -house 5 rooms, cowshed, 3-cow milting. plant, water laid on to thy Stables. Price, £9O per acre. Adjoining property sold for £9O per acre, and no buildings on it. Cash, £IOOO. •AUCKLAND, 400 acres, all flat and in grass and crops, 15 paddocks, weil«fttered; carrying 100 dairy cows ami jtt to, 50 horses, sometimes up_ to 100 kflfSM; 2'small houses, one of 5 rooms Md the other 3 rooms; milking shed, 5Awplaftt (but plant not included in ths Bf fce). iron implement shed, stable, 8 febse l»Ke» (14 x 12), and other ou.taltdings. Have guaranteed 60 cows to 'drtel factory. PRICE, £o2 per lett; terms arrangedjEOUSDALE & CO., Beetott's Buildings, AUCKLAND, alidXE AROHA