Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 25 January 1921, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS FARM102 ACRES. gITUATED on the Main Road, within easy distance of New Plymouth. Subdivided into 10 paddocks. Well-watered by running streams. About 90 acres grass and 4 bush, the balance being crops. Good house of 5 rooms and outbuildings, milking shed 6 bails. The land is all ploughable and fairly free from weeds. Will carry from .35 to 40 cows. Less than a mile to factory, school, and P.O. Price £7l per acre. TERMS ARRANGED. (808) R. A: LARGE Estate Agent Nr. Railway St. Union s.s. Bldgs., St. Aubyn St. NEW PLYMOUTH.

A BARQAIfc AT LEPPERTON. 133 Acres at £7O oer Acre. Will Subdivide into Two Farms with a House on each. We are Sole Agents for a Farm Bargain at Lepperton of 183 ACRES All in grass except crops. All flat and ploughable; 10 paddocks, well watered, good fences, factory 2 miles (metal road), school adjoins farm. TWO DWELLINGS. One of 10 rooms and one of 5 rooms. Large cowshed with machines. « LONG ROAD FRONTAGE. Would subdivide into two nice farms with a house on each. Adjoining owners are asking £lOO and upwards per acre. FOR QUICK SALE to wind up partnership. We can sell at £7O per Acre. £7O per Acre. With £2500 cash. A BARGAIN. Stock can be taken over if desired. t SOLE AGENTS: GRANT & CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE AGENTS, (Opposite F. 0.) / HAWERA.

COING CONCERN AT LEPPERTON! 100 ACRES, all in grass and crop, of first-class land, well watered and subdivided; handy to school and factory. Lovely homestead of 5 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, motor shed, cowshed with concrete floor with 3-cow plant. Live and dead stock:—39 cows, 1 bull, 19 heifer cal 'es, 2 horses, 2 breeding sows, 17 weaners, spring cart a: I harness, gig and 2 sets harness, plough, disc and chain harrows, swingletrees and sundries. This property has been well farmed, and we can strongly recommend. £BO per acre includes everything. Terms. J. R. HILL & SON LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. ST. AUBYN ST. , NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phone 711.

VISITORS TO BEACH. J£R. W. HARRIS, late of the AllBritish Fish Depot, Stratford, wishes to notify visitors to Moturoa Beachy that he is taking over MRS McLEAN’S DINING & TEA ROOMS at the Breakwater, and hopes to receive their patronage -