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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1920, Page 6

SPLENDID DAIRYING FARMS §0 ACRES of first-class dairying land, showing splendid returns; .would easily do 35 cows and carry young stock. Present owner's herd avep aged £2O per head for milk alone. There is a good irange of •' buildings. House of 8 rooms, scullery and wash-house, cowshed with 8 bails,. With concrete floor, large barn (rat proof), 2 loose boxes, cart shed and. motor garage. The farm is level; al) in good grass and crops, ten acres in young grass and barley for spring feed; 5 acres turnips; 1 acre of mangolds and' about 20 tons of hay and straw for winter feed. PRICE £9O PER ACRE,' with about half cash, balance on first mortgage. ' FlO6 60 ACRES, between New Plymouth and Waitara, house containing 4 r °i onls ' lln^'lroom aru * sc ullery, situated on beach side of the. main road. Woll subdivided, level and plougliable. Would do 26 to 30 cow* well . Practi™ny free from weeds; 1} miles from factory, school 2J miles. PRICE £BS PER ACIlh, only £IOOO cash. Or will sell as a going concern. . (j5 a ORES, situated on good metalled road; house containing ,6 rooms, bathroom and scullery, Cowshed with 6 bails, concrete floor; milkingmachine and engine. The land is first-class, and situated in good position; ,6 acres in swedes, balance in grass. Sub-divided into 12 paddooks, well water*ry , lnch P' ou " hahle - At present carrying about 40 head stock. Hall mile from factory, school, and railway station. . ■ Owner would consider exchange for house and few acres handy to New Plymouth. PRICE £125 PER ACRE, with £2500 cash. FlO3 L: A: NOLAN & CO., LAND AGENTS. § DAILEY, LAND KEPRgSENTATt^