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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 10

LAND FOR SALE. SOME FARMS: 140 6 rooms and pantry; . : Cowshed, 4-cow plant. All in grass except shelter bush. Well watered and all ploughable. At present carrying 60 cows, bull, horses, and young stock. One and a half miles factory, school and post office, Price £75 per acre; cash £I9OO. * 120. ACRES '" roomß ' hathrooh > Al ' pha light, telephone, and septic tank. Cowshed with 4-cow milking plant. All level and well watered; will carry 60 cows. Factory and school adjoining School one mile. Price £l2O per acre; £3OOO cash. The above will do your heart good to look at. •J"! ACRES, 4-roomed house, 5-bail cowshed; all in grass but about 2 acres. Well watered and subdivided into 13 paddocks. Will carry 24 cows> Price £2B per acre; £7OO cash.' There is a good thing in this. EBERLET AND MORGAN, \ Box 191, opposite the post office, New Pymouth. 'Phone 121. If you Want to' SELL your property place it in OUR hands. NEVER BEFORE. ILiVE YOU HAD A PROPOSITION SUCH AS THIS OFFERED YOU. IKA ACRES, freehold, Main Souih .' Road; factory, school and Post Office about 1 mile; 7-roomed house and good outbuildings; well sheltered; subdivided into 5 paddocks. Previous owner has neglected the gorse which ha 3 been allowed to make some headway. This property is a *

Adjoining owner asking £55 per acr^. Situated in a very handy position and has an undoubted prospective value. Come and see for yourself—it's your GREAT OPPORTUNITY. * DON'T MISS IT. Only £25 per acre, cash. Our Register contains a good selection of Coast Lands, also Jlata Ma«i Hauraki, and Te ArohaHUGHSON'S. LTD. SA'HOin. E. D. M. KDfG, OKATO, Land Salesman TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS. CLOSE TO STRATFORD. 100 ACRES ' Poetically all level, / well-fenced into 'l2 paddock?. with mostly live fences; house of a rooms, 10' hail concrete cowshed, and other shejls; 1 mile to school, factory and post office, on good road. This farm has nearly all been ploughed and well sown down with best of grasses, plenty of spring feed. Price is only £6O per acre, with £IOOO cash. Easily worth £75.

1-0-8 ACRES - all stum P ed and ploughed; carrying 35 cows and othev stock; well-fenced into 14 paddocks, factory adjoins property; house of seven rooms, 10-bail concrete floor cowshed, stable and cart shed; 13 acres of swedes. and plenty of hay. One of the cheapest farms offering to-day. Price is £-40 per acre, with about £IIQO cash. Owner will sell as a goinjj concern, including 35 picked cows, 2 horses, and milk cans and all farm implements. Arrange to inspect at once. T. WAITE, LAND AGENT STKATFORD "Phone 318. T; J. DIPROSE & CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. WHASATANE, BAY Of PLENTY. YI7E have a large list of every kind' of property in this flourishing district. We have a practical farming experience in this district, and buyers can depend on reliable information. Write or wire us. BOX 33, WHAKATANE. PHONE 137. THINK! 150 COWS THIS SEASON WILL BE CARRIED ON THIS PROPERTY. WAIKATO. OfiQ ACRES, L.1.P., beautiful flat to *"*" easy undulating country, about 800 acres first-class cabbage-tree swamp (well drained), 330 acres have bee:i ploughed and are in the best of English grasses; 15 acres crop. This property is well fenced and subdivided, and running streams in every paddock, never failing, good district, good roads, only 2 mil'* from station, 6 miles saleyards and close handy Glaxo Factory. There is a nice home of 6 rooms and a large range of outbuildings. Milking machines, concrete floors, etc. GREAT CARRYING CAPACITY. SPLENDID LAND. BEAUTIEUL'HOMESTEAD. PRICE £SO per acre; £3OOO CAISH. APPLY-

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