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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1920, Page 10

LAND FOR SALE, JVUEBEOIHEB ft piOKEBINQ,] LAND ft -STOCK AGENTS, JJEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. the Bank of Australasia) A GREAT DAIRYING PROPOSITION 11 E ACRES, all rich ploughable land; A * ** within five minutes of school, gakytfds and township; no weeds. Retons from factory alone this season will •Kceed £IOOO LK milking plant with cfreular saw, ehtiT-cutter and grindstone. all connected by water-power, go with the property Excellent house of six twos and all necessary farm buildings. WIB stand anybody's inspection. JRICE, £6O per acre, with £I6OO down. I We are sole agents for this Good Ifarjn, and would invite early inspection, till U-sure to go at the price. •Phonest 708 and 326», New Plymouth. AURAKI PLAINS, about 100 acres of lately dairying land, 75 acres cleaned up and levelled, all in grass, divided into 4 paddocks, all good fences, will] run 60 cows and young stock in its prea-1 ent. state, plenty of good water. PRICE £6O per acre. During the recent heavy floods this property has been perfectly diy. tat, private reasons the owner mu'|t sell within three weeks, so for qiiiek sale he is selling £2O per acre under value. Cash £2250. TIfORRINSVILLE, 400 acres, all flat and in grass and crops, 15 paddock-t, well-watered; now carrying 100 dairy cows and between 40 and 50 horses; one house of 5 rooms and another of 3 rooms, milking shed, 8 loose boxes, etc- Have guaranteed 60 cows to the'dried milk factory. Price, not including the cow plant, £52 per acre; cash £3OOO. Trousdale & co., 85 Smeeton's Buildings, AUCKLAND, andTEAROHA. ! BAY OF PLENTY J6EST CLIMATE IN NEW ZEALAND. . ALSO -CHEAPEST LAND. , 4AQ ACRES, FREEHOLD. Practically all in grass, and mostly flat. Has been used for fattening bullocks and sheep for many years. Only 4 miles from Te Puke, and 1J miles from railway station. ' BEbT HOME in the district—new ferro-concrete house. PRICE £34 per acre, on good terms. Vendor will take small cash deposit tnd a good sound mortgage for balance «f his equity (£7600.) TM» land grows excellent maize. At present prices this is the most profitable crop that ean be grown. Further particulars from—fi&RBERT HEWITT BOX 229, HAMILTON. SOMETHING RARE. A DAIRY FARM AT A PRE-WAR ~ GOJNG CONCERN IN FAMOUS WADXATO. IAQ ACRES, 100 acres of which is . rich alluvial flats, originally kahikaUa bush, 130 acres good grass, 15 seres turnips, balance drained swamp; well-watered and fenced, 14 paddocks; 4Motned house, 4-bail cowshed, separator loom («d»eKted), cart shed, etc. • The priee includes 40 cows, 6 yearlings, fakaa, 1 bull, horse, pigs, and a large tango of implements, making plant. WILL MILK 60 COWS. PSICE, £46 per acre; £2OOO cash Wo* have guaranteed to sell this property because we recognise it as. a cheap proposition. It is too good to be long on the market, to communicate immediately with SETTLERS' AGENCY WARD STREET, HAMILTON. FABM LAMPS FOB SALE. 1 (til ACRES on good metalled road All x in grass. All level and ploughable except 1 aere; 1} miles from factory, •ehool and post office. No buildings. Price acre. Terms to be arranged. Q ACRES with 5-roomed dwelling with conveniences and outbuildings, bathroom, scullery, wash-house. Situated Main South Road. Price £1750. Cash down £6OO. Balanee at 6 per cent. '" ifoad. Dwelling of 6 rooms with wasV&ouse, copper and tubs. Cowshed of Bor 10 bails. All level and ploughable. All in grass. Carrying capacity 30 cowi; Faetory adjoins. Quarter mile to achooL Post Office adjoins. Price £lO5 per acre as going concern. Cash down R. F. CORNWALL, LAND AQENf. tele's Buildings. Devoa St Igent for "Treloar" Milking Machine. 'Phone 359, P/>. Box 134 £fßX.im»Xuia& MiUcuw ttinhiiis*