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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1920, Page 7

ii .sz>.*mm.w&,. PICKERING, i LAND & STOCK AGENTS,, tWON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposite th» Bnak of Australasia) A GREAT DAIRYING PROPOSITION ilfc ACRES, all rich ploughable land; within five minutes of school, taleyarda and township; no weeds. Returns from factory, alone this"-season will exceed £IOOO LE milking plant with tirade* «w, chaff-cutter and grindstone, all coJUMCtad'by water-power, go with the property Excellent house of six foams and all- necessary farm- buildings. jnilitand tajboij't inspection, TRIOS, [£Bo per acre, with £I6OO iw* We aft sole, agents for this Good Farm, and would invite early inspection, M it it sure to go at the price. Wwnw: 706 and 3205, New Plymouth. TTAURAKI PLAINS, about 100 acres of lovely dairying laud, 76 acres cleaned up and levelled, all in grass, divided into 4 paddocks, all good fences, will run Ofrcowß and young stock m its present state, plenty of good water. PRICE £BO per asre. During the recent heavy floods this property has been perfectly dry. For private reasons the owner must sell within three weeks, to for quick tale he is selling £2O per acre under Value. Cash £2250. JCORRINBVILLE, 400 acres, all flat arid in grass and crops, 15 paddocks, Wall-watered; now carrying 100 dairy t eowt and between 40 and SO horses; one . tout* of 6 rooms and another of 3 rooms, Bilking shed, 8 loose boxes, etc. Have naranteed 60 cows to the dried milk etory. Price, not including the cow plant, £B2 per acre; cash £3OOO. tfROtSDALE & CO;, ' S5 Smeetoh's Buildings, AUCKLAND, andTEAROHA. BAY 03? PLENTY ATE IN NEW ZEALAND. CHEAPEST LAND. . jjjgft; ACpS, FREEHOLD. Practically all in grass, and mostly flat. Has been used for fat- . '. t*uhig< : bullocks and sheep for many yean. I-:'" ' .',;' lßi% * miles from To Puke, and '"' 1| miles from Tailway station. BEM HOME in. the district—new ferro-concrete house. PRICE £34 per acre, on good f '*■< '■' : " tenat. "• " - .will take small cash deposit '- g*j| £ good goUnd mortgage for balance "aquHy (£7600) s land grows excellent maize. At •Mteat prices this k the most profitable '•'iktfm* eau be grown. ... father particulars from-*-jHERBERT HEWITT 3 ' BOX:280, HAMILTON. SOMETHING RARE. . A PAIRY FARM AT A PRE-WAR PRICE. GOmG CONCE&N IN FAMOUS t, WAD2ATO. ,1/*Q ACRES, 100 acres of which is t. A»Q r j A tg> originaUy .Jtuhikatea bush, 180 acres good grass, 15 aerti turnips, balance drained swamp; well-watered and fenced, 14 paddocks; 4.Momed house, 4-b»il cowshed, separator room cart shed, etc. The price includes 40 cows, 6 yearlings, calves, 1 bull; horse, pigß, and a large fahge of implements, milking plant. WILL MILK 60 COWS. PRICE, £4O per, acre; £2OOO cash We have guaranteed to sell this property because we recognise it as a cheap proposition! It is too good,to be long «i the market, to communicate immewith ' ; . AGENCY 'WARD STREET, HAMILTON. XABM LANDS FOB SALE. in grass. All level and ploughable except 1 acre; 1| miles from factory, ' school feud post office. No buildings. Price £es per acre. Terms to be arranged. conveniences arid outbuildings, bathroom, scullery, wash-home. Situated Main South Road. Price £1760. Cash lows £6OO. Balance at 6 per cent. .'; rpad. Dwelling of 6 rooms with 1 #ashlou«e, copper and tuha. Cowshed 8 or 10 bam.' AH. level and ploughtows. Factory adjoins. Quarter mile to tehooL Post Office adjoins. Price £lO5 per acre as going concern. Cash down ' £BOOO. R. F: CORNWALL, LAND AOBNf. Veale's Buildings. Devon St Agent for "Treloar" Milking Machine. v. .: 'Phone 359, PA Box 184. Asent for "Treloar* 1 Milking Machine.