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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1920, Page 7

USD FOR SALE. LAND BUYERS! COMPARE THIS 'WITH TARANAKI FOR VALUE. A BARGAIN IN THE WADXATO. #e have just inspected what we consider to be a first<clas9 farm and a, great eutting-up proposition. We hare secured the Sole Agency, and now offer— ACRES, with two road frontage!, suitable foe division into small dairy farms. Two-thirds of the land is flat and the balance is low, undulating, and all easily plbugnable. The soil is heayj loam, sown with best passes, 2D paddocks, and Well watered. House of 6 rooms, new bam, 16-bail milking shed with 8-eow plant, man's whare, gig shed, etc. Store, P.O. and school opposite. Glaso earfXallg. Railway station 4% miles. There is a pine plantation of about 20 acres on. the fawn, and the timber is worth hundreds of pounds. Last Beason's returns* for"milk"' alone were ' £2400, with, a further, bonus yet to come Dry stock realised £7OO. These Teturns were obtained by sharemjlkers. A practical man could milk 170 cows on this farm. The present owner (who is getting on in years) has had the farm for the past 20 years, and owing to labor difficulties has decided to sell. At the price asked we hare 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 time when this land will be worth £IOO per acre, We can arrange for inspection at any time to suit clients. GRANT* CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE AGENTS, (Opposite P. 0.) HAWERA. AS PLAT AS A TABLE! 78 ACRES RICH DRAINED SWAMP. NOTHING BETTER IK TARANAKI. . WILL CARRY 45 COWS . Only half-mile from factory, school, •tore, P. 0., and railway station. Practically new house, and new milking shed, with concrete floor and new machines. Price £6O per acre, possibly lets, and excellent terms to a good man CHARLES LOWE, LAND AGENT, ?INTON STREET, STRATFORD, 'Phone 346, or 267 (res.) FOR SALE DEVON STREET PBOPERTIES. A LSO Suburban Properties with few Acres of Land; and ffpUMI in all {Arts of the Borgugh, A* Ei WATKINS; LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ] A.M.P. Buildings New Plymouth, j P.O. Box 49, Telegrams "Watkins," New j Plymouth, Telephone 795. : TfIBNPOBB HAVING PEOPBETIES FOB SALE, LOOK! VyE have inquiries for sections that ' are good building sites, both business and residential, and alio for small Fanns handy to New Plymouth, with and without buildings. TRISTRAM * CO;; LAND AND HOUSE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH AND ELTHAM. r. Christoflel, Jan., Box 241, New Plymouth Representative. I QTOP CRANKING!—Dan't worry about trying to start your car engine in the cold. FIT A "BUR" EASY STARTER. It saves energy, and starts the engine at once. The "£uk" Easy Starter is selling like the proverbial "hot cakes." Anyone can attach it. PRICE £3, Pottage paid. Send far a, "Juk" to-day Invaluable for all motors and especially for lady drivers.— WELLINGTON MOTOR * ACCESSORY CO. G. W Lawrence, Manager, A Dixon Street, WELLINGTON. CO TO RETFORD'S. ft* WOOLS COTTONS MUSLINS - SATEENS CREPBB - And AH General Draper/ • Agent for Sewing Machines and RequisitesColonial aad Losal Papers. C> H' RETFORD. OHSSIE aißJWfc VSKSSB^SS