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Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE* { > ■ --—•• —■ — ■ ■•l'j-ftp.r ;.|i 60 ACRES. V * /\: gITUATED at Matapu, all in grail '*t. . cept 6 acres lucerne, 6 acre* oat*, 'is 6 acres swedes. Will winter 30 dajrv ■" cows. Nothing better in this noljtd ,'i district. $ For PRICE and TERJkfS enquir# *t.'-"i once. i 1523 ACRES. ' (i 923 ACRES ORP ' 600 «r« at 9 per acre. 1200 acre* «ra~ down in grass, balance in bush. Xha farm is well-subdivided>intol2 watered by permanent streams.-' Fences good. Will w'-vter 1J dry sheep to tb'» acre besides cattle. PRICK, £8 per acre. Liberal terms to practical man. F 8M SO ACRES. • jpiCK of Taranaki's best holdings, situated in the famous Matapu-distriot. All level and all rich dairying country, carrying 25 dairy cows. Good cowshid with 2-cow plant included. Buildings include comfortable 6-roomed houss, Close to factory. . PRICE, £l5O per acre. Easy terns balance of purchase money. j 840 147 ACRES.

CjITUATED at Opunake; w InUring 40 cows. PRICE, £2O per acre; SIOOO t«' £I2OO cash. Easy terms for bglance. . v m LYNSKEY & EVANS REGENT STREET, HAWERA. 141 ACRES ' freehoW > right in Cardif, alongside factory,; school and P.O. llouße of 8 rooms with telephone installed. Cowshed with concrete floor and milking machines. Farm absolutely free from weeds, and yell watered by running streams. At present carrylnjf 70 head big cattle, including 47 cows And 15 3-year heifers. Will easily milk fis eOws. Owner has decided to retire, and baa reduced price to £75 per acre, with £IOOO cash. Mortgages are first-class, including a G.A.S. and another having 11 years to'run at 5J per cent. NOTE. —We consider this to be the cheapest farm in Taranaki, and have the sole agency. To inspect is to buy. EXCHANGE FOR NEW PLYMOUTH TOWN PROPERTY. ; 'PHIS lovely Dairy Farm of 143 Acres freehold land, situated one mile railway station, butter or cheese factory, township, school, P. 0., telephone and store. On good level metalled road. Good new house of six rooinp, wii.i bathroom and pantry. Very excellent cowshed and barn, implement shed and tr*pshed combined. Very few weeds. Nicely watered and well fenced. Nearly 100 acres been stumped and ploughed. .Easily worked, being two sections with (vide frontage; river boundary at back. Pastures are first-class. An ideal dairy farm. Owner going to retire, and will exchange for a go<Jd home in New Plymouth, or will sell outright for £9O an acre, with £2OOO cash, balance at 5) per cent. I have inspected this farm, and will recommend it to anyone. Owner of adjoining farm requires £llO an acre. Write or call and see me without delay- ■ . Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD, THE LAND SALOMON, STRATFORD. TO RETURNED SOLDIERS, t f MICE handy little farm of 200 ACRES in a good district, 2 mile* from ' school, P.O. end railway; 2-roomed house. All in grass but 10 Mroi. Well watered, 50 acres ploughable, 4 paddpdcc. Will milk 20 cows and run sheep an balance. No weeds. Price £7 per *ere. This property has passed the Land Board, and immediate possession can be given to a returned soldier. Apply early. McCLUCGACE & CO., BROADWAY, STRATFORD. REPATRIATION; ' SUMMARY OF BENEFITS. SUMMARY OF BENEFITS. PROVIDED FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS' WIDOWS, WIDOWED MOTHERS OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, AND NURSES WHO HAVE SERVED OVERSEAS, UNDER REPATRIATION ACT, ' 1918. Loans for Businesses up to £3OO (£SO free of interest). Loans up to £7O (free of interest), for the purchase pf Furniture, Loans up to £SO (free of interest), for, ■the purchase of Tools of Trade, eVc Financial Assistance to Apprentices resuming tjieir Indentures of Trainees in private factories or workshops; also to approved Trainees on Farms. Assistance to men desiring employment, etc. Full particulars regarding the above matters may be obtained from Hon. Secretaries of Local Committees, or Repre-"' sentatives at Inglewood, Waitara, Str^tJ-' ford, Eltham, Hawera, Patea, and Opiinake or from— A. K ALLEN,< Repatriation Officer, New Plymouth. •Phones 081; P.O. Box 73 mouth." Telegrams: "Repatriate, New JPlyMIORILAND DAIRY knmiw L-* Uutter will be the best paying proposition for the next few years, therefore, go in for home ' separation and supply us, where no shaies need be taken up. Write us for particulars. ■fJRINTING. —We do all kinds of printing. Con Jt us when next you repreprinting work DtUx. Sbm