Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. urn buyers:: COMPARE THIS WITH TARANAKI FOR VALVE. A BARGAIN IN THE "WAIKATO. _We have just inspected what we consider to be a-first-class farm and a great cutting-up proposition We have secured the Sol* Agency, and now offer—--341 AC witi two road frontages, suitable *or division into small dairy farm&,_ Two-thirds of the land is fcrt »ad the balance $ low, undulating, aid all easuy ploughable. The soil is kaary loainf gown with best grasses, 20 well watered. House of 6 JyoSM* a«w..;,bun, 16-bail milking shed wHfa teew plant, man'e whare, gig"shed, «te. Store, P.O. and school opposite. Glaxo cart calls. Railway station 4 1 /, miJe*?TTtee; is a pine plantation of about 10 acre* on the farm, and 1 the timber is worth hundreds of pounds. Last season's returns lor milk alone were £24oQ£With- a further bonus yet. to come. Dry ,a(poJijrealised £IOO. These'returns Were'obtained by sharemilSers. A practical man "*nld milk 170- cows on this (ana. The present owner (who is getting on in years) hashed the farm for the put 20 years, and owing to labor diffi-culties-has decided to sell. At the price aaked 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, jherefon good terms can be arranged. It i* only a matter of a short time when this land will be worth £IOO per acre, ft more. We can arrange for inspection at any use to sUit clients. * SffiANT* CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE AGENTS, . (Opposite P. 0.).,'. / 1 HAWERA..

AS FLAT AS A TABLE! WCH DRAINED SWAMP, f NOTHING BETTER IN „ TARANAKI. JTCLL CARRY 45 COWS. ' Only naif-mile from factory, school, t&re, P.O, tad railway station. Practilally new house, an 4 new milking shed, : rith generate floor and new machines. Price £6O per acre, possibly less, and neediest.terms to a good man, . CHARLES EOWEV LAND AGENT, PBNTON STREET, STRATFORD, •Phone 346, or 287 (re*,) FOR SALF DEVON STREET PROPERTIES. 'ALSO Suburban Properties with few Acres of Land; and Houses in all part* of the Borough. , &« Ei WATKINS; LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, <fkJlP, Buildings New Plymouth. f£. Sox 49, Telegrams "Watkini," New Plymouth, Telephone 755.

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