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Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1920, Page 6

LAND FOR SALE. FOR LEASE 195 ACR^S; an exeellent fa rm, well appointed house 6 rooms, concreted cowshed, wash-house, copper and tubs, workshop, garage, implement shed; factory and school within half mile; capacity 80 cows, 20') wether sheep on the back of farm, also 20 heifers. Great prospective value. Term of lease 5 yea.v, rent 58s per. acre, purchasing clause Jtoo per acre, liee from blackberry, rag. wort and daisy. A good chance for farmer with small capital. Situated in good locality, south of Hawerit. ' £6OO CASH. have for sale a very fine farm of 198J acres, Patea district; substantial improvements. Price, £56 per acre; easy terms for balance of purchftas money. Cheese factory and school within one mile. Six-roomed house, co\i'» 6hed, garage, implement shed, wash-house, copper and tubs. A good investmentWorth more. . ■ , JAMES AND GILLMAN LAND, STOCK: AND FINANCE AGENTS EAWEIti NEAR TE AROHA? DRIED MILK & HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER. 125 ACRES of freehol d land, equal to the best in this famous district. This is not a highly improved farm; if it was it would be worth' £IOO an acre to-day. It is partly improved, with about 80 acres of, grass, small area in turnips, balance easy to plough'. Small house, milking shed and engine room. Twelve cows will easily pay your interest bill TMb farm will do 25 to 30 cows in its present state. ™*l™ £l£ H io J° " cowa if y° u are a BO** practical farmer. «« xk fnvv WITH £lso ° CASH THE OWI:ER WILL SEL?, At £3B AN ACRI R. COULTER &po.v "LIVE WIRE" AGENTS. TE AiioaA. THERE ARE NO RICHER FLATS ljs #EW ZEALAND. 200 ACRES) LJ f- can be nmde Freehold at 'any time. On main road room .h™!™™ 6<L , Cr T, Cart P fanftrs-roomed house with hathroom, etc., etc.; 10-bail cowshed. •• i . ■ ].l°. Aerc "'" B r . ass > ba,ttnce blls, »- Al "»'t 100 RICH RIVER FLAT. „.m 1 a i ,,t . tl, ;. lm P ro »™«'t this property would milk 50 cows with eas* w h sheep and other stock. Daily motor service to New Plymouth. Ownei selling on account of il-health, and might consider an exchange for a ho« and .) acres handy to New Plymouth. " able™? £2OPERACRE ; CASH £looo,o r .po ß siblyk 9B -toagoodreli. For further information apply— : A. L. HUNTER & CO., LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Agents for McCormick & Deering tfarm Machinery, New Zealand!* kills. ' ir.g Machines, I.H.C. Motor Trucks. Mogul Engines, etc., Northern >M. surance Company. 1 hone 71S. Office and Store, King Street, New Plymouth. P.O. Box 217 (Opposite H ooker Bros). ' "' SPLENDID DAIRYING FARMS Q ACRES of first-class dairying land, showing splendid returns- - i easily do 35 cows and carry young *t ot fc, Present owner's herd averaged £26 per head for milk alone. There is ,a,good range •of buildings. House oi 8 rooms, scullery and wash-house, cowshed with 8 bails, with crete floor large barn (rat proof), 2 loose boxes, cart shed and motor /frr-' age. The larm is level; all in good grass and cr«n« t„„ »„,„„ : .__,-?:_- and barley for spring feed; 5 «w»« tnmim... i... tons of hay and sjraw for about half cash, balance on first mortgage ■■■,'■'' """ v\Mt (J0 ACRES, between New Plymouth and.Waitara, house containing 4 w 1i I '7, ms >.} >a l th '-oom and scullery, situated on beach side of the main road.'' Well subd.vidcd, level and ploughable. Would dp .26 to 30 cows well . PractiS J™ rom , mile< L from , factory, school 2* miles. PRICE £BS Ai" fn £ t IO , OO Cash - , 0r W! " se " as a Somg concern. . 65 , 4 RE,S ' •" tu J tcd , on S° od metail «l road; house containing 5 rooms, bathroom and scullery. Cowshed with 6 bails, concrete floor; roilkinemachine and engine. The land is first-class, and situated in good position- 3 acres in swedes, balance m grass. Sub-divided into 12 paddocks, well watered Every inch ploughable. At present carrying about 40 head stock Half 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. 7 Fie* L. A. NOLAN & CO;, LAND AGENTS. S. A. DAILEY, LAND REPRESENTATIVE. .

DAIRY FARMERS READ THIS * in/, A, P^Pi TI [ A ?; WILL BEAR THE INSPECTION, " ' 100 ACRE& ' I,reehold . aII level, and all'has been ploughed and laid dowa in the best of English grasses; subdivided x into 14 paddock's br li hedges; abundance of winter and spring feed; good hous. of 7 rooms, hr*— er and tubs, h. and c. water, telephone, Alpha light; the house am watered by town supply; 3 large implement sheds with loft, 8-bail » lachines installed (which go witl farm). Butter factory and rftilww PP°TPr n - th f £ rm; ° nly 1 mile from town ! ftnd wi » oa »»y carr/w c 9 w« * PRICE, including machines, only £l2O per acre, with £3OOO cash. Ist gage only on tins farm, which has 8 years to rui. ' . . / The owners have very good returns from this farm, which will be shown t« anyone inspecting. ■ ■ " ™ '« A J££ A r rN T°M LY „ £6 ° PER AORE : 6 MILES FR OM HAWERA. ' >2 ACRI,,& " I ' l ' Mho,d > a" "» gwss, wfcll subdivided and watered; good liouso- of 0 rooms, bathroom built in, wardrobes, cupboards, etc.; good 'combed, trapshod, s ororoom, pig styes and run; on l y fl lu ilcs from Hawera by, Ur&d ho°ri, S ot ry * 9tm ' e a r Vay sta ' iou only * milc; wiU «ny » «m. PRICK, only £(io per acre, with £1 500-cash, balance arranged. Enquire at once about this farm, as i t will not be long on the market. V,'* N.Z, LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY] COM-PANY, LIMITED, HAWERA, A REAL SNIP. MATAPU DISTRICT. GOING CONCERN. - . 133 ACEES ' aII level ; win Mr ry 00 cows and dry stock jsplon'did ' crops; first-class herd of cows; machines insta'lled, and (rood im-' plements . ♦ SEE US AT ONCE. 1 ' MANGATOKI DISTRICT. i 120 ACRES ' fi «t-elas3 land currying 50 cows and dry stock; dose to school and factory; splendid line of ,i».™ cows can be taken with farm. £95 per acre. Come and inspect same and compare terms with anything on the m.irket R. J. TIDDY :■& CO., BOX 2. REGENT STREET, HAWERA. 'PHONES: 354, Private 323, IDEAL DAIR YINC* LAND. , 239 AORES ' f'Tolml'l; All in grass; practically the whole is dead lerel; mil). divided into 13 paddocks with 4 and 5 wire and live fences; watered by stream and windmill. Has been heavy ilax and cabbage tree country, and the land is particularly good. Situated in good district near coast, and fs within U miles of factory, store, post oir.ee and school, and on good metalled road 1 . ' Ca-- ; rymg capacity 100 cows. »T\vo dwellings in good order, large cowshed (concret--0.1 with milking plant and engine installed), which go with farm. Implement ™Sp T, tor Shed ' I>RTCIC ' £fo I'* r acrc - g° od te rrns arranged. ' AOIK-I have inspected this farm and can recommend it as one of the finest dairying propositions that I know of. Excellent reasons for selling. CHOICE TARANAKI DAIRY FARM. 238 ACRES; freehoM ' L ' T - title; m a<,, ' es in Permanent pasture, including 4o acres drained swamp, 15 acres of drainable swamp and 6 acres swedes' ' Ring-fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks, mostly sheep-proof. Good fertile land, watered by permanent stream, ram and troughs. Practically all pious*. able except few acres Modern C-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, wash-house. motor shed, septic tank, woodshed, man's house large storing shed, cowshed and engine room. _ Situated J mile from factory and school, and on good metalled road. This is particularly warm lying country, situat. lin a very eood dlstrict, and there is a large area of v« T excellent dairying country surrounding id. The bush contains good fencing material and unlimited firewood. PRICE £55 per acre; terms, ,£2OOO cash, and reasonable terms can be arcaneed for balance. .<■' NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, 1? E W PIYMO 4 UT H,