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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1920, Page 7

LAST) FOR SALS. WALK IN WALK OU WALK IN WALK OU DOWHI , £IOOO DOWN £IOOO DOWHI ■ • A®®® Freehold, with 42 genuin Jersey-Shorthorn Cows, 1 Bui jjlfting Machine, D.P. Plough, S.l W«gh, Disc, Tripod and Chain Harrow f Mfcuut Distributor, Mower, Hay Rak: •ad all other implements. ' v &OU, Carta, Harnesß, Bilk Cam IfUtotjSbu**. flit Aft incoming Farmer would was goes la at the price. Good 8-bailed cowshed with concrete , PRICE £35 PER ACRE, with £IOO ■ torn. / -IfWEK—Bila Farm will milk'ss to 0 * Dttqe-Gm and carry all yocng stoel ' lUL M/ 100 sheep. "'•'ft&t first man to inspect will buy. OPEN ONLY TILL FRIDAY, a s th JUm t piCKERING SOLE AGENTS, If BW. PLYMOUTH. TXAURAKI PLAIN'S, about 100 acres 0 . totely dairying land, 76 acres clean ad UJ> and levelled, all in grass,, divide 4 -paddocks,' .all good fences, wil IW6O cows and young stock in its pres •St State, plenty of good water. PRICI £§(> per acre. . During the recent heav; rati* this property has been perfectly dSfjjg fot private reasons* the owne* aplt sail within three weeks, bo fo; quick sale he is selling £2O per acre un £& value. Cash £2250.... TUftJRMNBVTLLE, 400 acres, all fla and in grass and crops, IS paddock-Wul-Watered; , now carrying 100 dairj «o«a and between 40 and SO horses; ont kplue of 5 rooms and another of 3 rooms milking shed, 8 loose boxes, etc: Havi factory. Price, not including the com ftatt, £52 per acre ; cash £3OOO. TBot-SDALE & CO., V Smeotaa's Buildings, AnfIKT.A'WT> J and TE AROHA. • MAY OF PLENTY titak CLIMATE IK NEW ZEALAND ALSO CHEAPEST LAND. A.CRBS, FREEHOLD. ' Practically all in grass, and mostly flat. Has been used for fat- . tening bullocks and sheep fox *niaay years. Only r 4 miles from Te Puke, and If miles from railway station, BEisT HOME in the district—sew ferro-coocrete house. ' PRICE £34 per acre, on good terms. Vendor will take, small cash deposit and * good sound mortgage for balance Thia land grows excellent maize. At pNkient prices this is the most profitable • ttop that can be grown. Further particulars from— HERBERT HEWITT BO* 289, HAMILTON. VALUER, SHIREBROKER. («WW of Taranaki Stock Exchange.) WSDRANOE 4 QENEfeAL COMMISSION AGENT. FARMSR& "Return of Land" jwd ' "Mogu Tax" forms made up. GRAND CENTRAL BUILDINGS, NEW PLYMOUTH. QO., LOOTED. of Fire, Personal, Accident and Sickness; Employers' Liability, Worima' Compensation, Fidelity Bonds; Motor Car, etc., insurance effected AT J/WEBT CURRENT RATES. ChiafAgent for Tafanaki: D. McALLUM. GRAND CENTRAL BUILDINGS. Phone 117. New Plymouth. P.O. Box 82. GOING CONCERN. 100 ACRES", situated on Palmer Road, Kaponga. This lease has 8 W«n to run from September, 1920. ttftf ttOy 62/6 per acre. All in grass is&apt root crops, consisting of 7 acres' tftw*de» and S stacks of hay. Buildings consist ofgood Broomed dwelling aid bathroom, cowshed (concrete floor and yard). Three-cow plant goee with the place; also engine and the.under•tatiened stock, etc.: 30 cows, 3 inoalf Mfers, 1 pedigree bull, (Holstein>, Itypie, 3 sows, 11 store pigs, spring S, it plough, dise, harrows, third t in roller, drill, mower, and manure MSref, SO shares, 70 of which are fully Mid. Bp, 8 milk dim. Possession .can M gives at any time. Price for lot, ■flmg So. IS, Kaponga, for Inspection. 'J: CANDY &CO.. LAND AGENTa KAPO N G A i Mora Forms, Cards-all HHt at printing executed with dsfsrtch and at rsasonable rates. j3r*ewi Jeifctag. cf -WJC *-