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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1920, Page 7

WJBffiMKSAUS, JPAJRBBOTHER & pIOKEMNCkj liAOT ft STOCK AGESTS, *•; DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposite the Bank, of Australasia) SOMETHING GOOD: 443 ACRE8 ' lease, rental £B7 pet year. 169 acres sub-lease WtU BHt January, 1928, at rental of [£6B per annum. i«| W dairy cows, 3 springing heifers, 9 injMttn, 3 horses, 200 sheep. . ThreVeow LX..Q. milking machine (no #kT&e), goes with the property. Under • one mile to factory, school, and Post '.ottdeV' . Returns from the dairy cows this sea•on wiU exceed. £IOOO. Frte-roomed dwelling and four cottages on the property. PBKJE, for goodwill of lease, £2500 With £SOO, or owner would consider an tipange for small property sear New Plymouth, "* ***

...ffAtißftkl PLAINS, ;a]b(Wt 100 acres of lovely dairying land, 75 acres cleaned up and levelled, all in grass, divided into 4 paddock*, all good fences, will fun BO cows ami young stock in its present state, plenty of good water. PRICE ~£BO per acre.. During the recent heavy floods this property has been perfectly dry.' For private reasons the owner must sell within three weeks, so for quick sale he is selling £2O per acre under, value. Cash £8250. TtfORRINSVILLE, 400 acres, all flat and in grass and crops, IS paddocks, well-watered; now carrying 100 dairy eows 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, £B2 per acre; cash £3OOO. SBOUSDALE & CO., S8 Bmeeton's Buildings, AUCKLAND, andTEAROHA. BAY OF PLENTY BEST CLIMATE IN NEW ZEALAND. ALSO CHEAPEST.LAND. 'juft 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 1} miles from railway station. BEST HOME in the district—new ferro-conorete home. ■ PRXCB £34 per acre, on good ' terms. Vendor will take small cash deposit »nd a good sound mortgage l~- *-f« tfWsegnity (£7800) This land grows excellent maize. At jUfesent prices «us is the most profitable crop timt can be grown. farther particulars from—ffiEEBERT HEWITT BOX 229, HAMILTON. SOMETHING RARE. * - A DAIRY FARM AT A PRE-WAR ' OOINO CONCERN IN FAMOUS WAIKATO. 14g ACRES, 100 acres of which is rich alluvial flats,. originally kapikatea bush, 130 acres good grass, IS •cres turnips, balance drained swamp; weil-watered and fenced, 14 paddocks; 4rte&ed house, 4-bail cowshed, separator niem (concreted), cart shed, etc. The price includes 40 cows, 6 yearlings, calves, 1 bufl, norse, pigs, and a large range of implements, milking plant. WILL MILK 60 COWS. PRICE, £46 per acre; £2OOO cashWe have guaranteed to sell this property b«ause we recognise it as a cheap, - to be long <m the market, to communicate immediately with SETTLERS'AGENCY WARD STREET, HAMILTON. FAfiM LANDS FOE SALE. IgJ ACRES on good metalled road. All in grass. Ajl .level and ploughable except 1 acre; 1} miles from factory, school and post office. No buildings. Price £B6 per sore. Verms to be arranged.

0 ACBES wita 6-roomea dwelling with eonYeniencet and outbuilding!, bath* room, scullery, wart-house. Situated Main South Road. Price £1760. Cash down £6OO. Balance at 6 per cent. CO ACRES Freehold, on good metalled road. Dwelling of 6 roojus with irajh-bouse, copper and,tuba. Cowshed 01 8 or 10 bails. All level and ploughable. AU in grasi.' Carrying capacity 30 cow*. .Factory adjoins. Quarter mile to •chool. Post Office adjoins. Price £lO5 per acre a* going concern. Caab down & IV CORNWALL, LAND AQENf. VeaV* Buildinga. Devoa St Agent for Treloar* Milking Machine. *Phone SB9, PA Box 184. A*mt far "Xralaai" HilUnx Maehia*