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Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1920, Page 7

UND 70S SALE. LAND BUYERS: COMPARE THIS WITH TARANAKI FOE VALUE. A BARGAIN IN THE WAIKATO. _ We have just inspected whit we consider to be i first-class farm and a great cutting-up preposition. We have secured tl»» Sola Agency, and sow offer— J ACBES, with two road frontages, suitable for division into small <s«fcy turns. Two-thirds of the land is flat and the balance is low, undulating, and all easily ploughable. The soil is heavy loam, sown with best grasses, 20 paddock* aad well wattrad, Bpusa of 6 WMt WW barn, 16-bail milking shed with: 8-cow plant, man's whare, gig shed, fte. Store, P.O. and school opposite. QMw eart calls, Railway station 4«/ 8 mil**. There is a pine plantation of about 20 acres on. 'the farm, and the timber is worth hundreds of pounds. Last season's returns for milk alone were '<*4ofl, with a further bonus yet to eome. Dry stock realised £7OO. These returns wan obtained by aharemilkers. A practical man could milk 170 cows on this farm. Tha present owner (who it getting on in years) has had the farm for the put 20 years, and owing to labor diffiwttiu has decided to sell. At tha price asked we have no hesitation whatever in recommending this proposition to investors. TO-DAY'S PRICE—£6S PER ACRE. There is no mortgage on the farm, therefore good terms can be arranged. It is only a matter of a short tima when this land will be worth £IOO per acre, or more. We .can arrange for inspection at any time to suit clients. PtAOT* CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE AGENTS, (Opposite P. 0.) HAWERA.

AJS FLAT AS A TABLE! 78 AC3ES RICH DRAINED SWAMf £ NOISING BETTER IN ' TARANAXI. WILL CARRY 43 CQWS. Ps)y half-mile from school, ■tore, P. 0., and railway station. Praetinllf new house, and B?w milking shed, with concrete floor and new machines. Price £6O per acre, possibly less,*and «Wfllefit t * rw * to * f OO 4 W--CKARLES LOWE, LAND AGENT, PENfON STBKBT, STRATFORD. 'Pfceae 3*4, « 287 (res.) FOR SALE DEVON STREET PROPERTIES. A LSO Suburban Properties with few Acres o? Land; and Houses in all prtt of (he Sor» _1 Ar^WATKINS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, AJI.P. New Plymouth. P.O. Box 49, Ti&legrajns "Watkins," New Plymouth, Telephone 755. VENDORS HAVING PROPER- , TIES FOR SALE, LOOK! CITE hare inquiries for sections that art good building sites, both business and residential, and also for small Farms handy to New Plymouth, with *ad without buildings. TRISTRAM & CO,, LAND AND. HOUSE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH AND ELTHAM. J. efcrUtoffii, Jun., Box 241, New Plymouth Representative. CTOP CRANKING!—Don't worry ahaut trying to start your car en--*ri lit the colt PIT A "KUK" EABY AITER. It saves energy, and starts th* engine at once. The "Euk" Easy Starter is telling like the proverbial J*kot cakes." Anyone can attaoh it. PRICE £B, Postage Paid Send for a «Exjk* to-djty. Invaluable for all motor! e»d especially for lady drivers.— WELLINGTON MOT.OR k ACCESSORY QQ. G. W. Lawrence, Manager, 5 Dixon Street, WELLINGTON. 00 TO RETFORD'S. f„ WOOLS COTTONS MUSLINS - - SATEENS CREPES And All General Draper/ • Agent for Sewing Machines and Requisites. Colonial and Local Papers. 0' H« RETFORD, fgUgS .WRIST, NEW PLTWOUXa