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Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1921, Page 12

LAND FOR SALS. J’AIRBROTHER < piCKERING, LAND & STOCK AGENTS, ©EVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH (Opp Mite the Bank of Aiutralaaia) 111-health is the only reason that this; property is on the market. Were it not for that the owner would not sell. OQO West Coast Lease with 18 years to run before re-valua- ■ tion. Rental 2s lOd per acre. Carrying, capacity (with improvements) 85/90' dairy cows. Stock now on the property 63 dairy cows, 5 store cows, 2 bulls, 4 gorses, and 25 yearlings. Five-roomed house, motor and cart shed, and other buildings; 8-bailed cowshed with 4-cow milking plant goes with the property. Stock, can be taken over if desired. * Factory returns available. per acre, and excellent £ etans can be arranged. I > r.- i... ~ ' -/ FOR SALE. O ACRES, 6 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, cowshed and woodshed; electric light, gas, hot and cold water, concrete paths. This property is situated about a mile from the centre of the town; the building is in good order and sound. This property is one of the cheapest we have had on our books for a long time, the price beinj only £l9OO, with terms. 1 O ACRES as a Going Concern, 3 miles from the Post Office. House 4 rooms, scullery and wash-house, 4- ‘ bail cowshed, concrete floor, stable, trapshed, pig-styes, and fowl run; 5 Jersey cows, heifer calf, horse, gig and harness, 2 pigs, 20 fowls, separator and sundries. Price for the lot £2450. Terms. AS A GOING CONCERN. 1 117 sub-divided into 12 pad- * docks, practically all ploughable, one mile and a half to factory; new 5roomed bungalow, bathroom and washhouse; 6-bail cowshed, concrete floor; 3cow plant and releaser. The price for this property, which includes household " furniture, machines, 42 dairy -ow», 12 yearling heifers, 14 calves, 5 horses. 40 odd pigs, poultry, and all farrii implements, is £4O per acre, with £2OOO cash. cBERLET AND MORGAN, Box IM. opposite the post office, New Plymouth. ’Phone 121.

FOB SAXE OR EXCHANGE. vv £ offer a real ’y e ood dair . v '“g P ro_ position, the owner of which would exchange for a good town property or house. Particulars are as follows: — ACRES, freehold, situated close A-A • to good Taranaki town, and only a few chains from factory, school and P.O. Good 7-roomed house and large concreted shed, with milking machines installed. All necessary outbuildings. All in grass except few acres shelter bush. Well subdivided and all level and ploughable. Hay for winter feed. Well > watered by ninningWreams with shin-; gle bottom. This" farm will milk 401 cows. Price £6O per acre. Good terms to a good man. McCLUGGACE & CO., SOLE AGENTS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. DON’T MISS THISTHE SNIP OF 1921. 1 9ft ACRES, heavy swamp country, J-4v watered by river, windmill and engine pump at shed. Nice 5-roomed' house, bathroom, pantry, wash-house 1 copper and tubs set in; S-bail cowshed.| concrete floor, 3-cow plant, implement : and trap shed. This farm will easily: do 60 dairy cows all the year round, and, do them well. At present doing 42 cows 12 heifers, 1 bull. 4 horses, 15 weaners and the grass is knee deep. These cows have returned £3l and £32 per cow respectively for the last two years for butter-fat. Price £73 per acre; £lsooj cash; stock at valuation. No. 308 j T. MANDENO JACKSON, j Box 63 (Chis. Hamerten. Manager). \ LAND A ESTATE AGENTS. TE AROHA.

SUPERIOR DAIRY FARM. WAITARA DISTRICT. ACRES, carrying 30 cows besides stock. Well subdivided and jfJWj No weeds. Close to P. 0., railfactory. Five-roomed house, etc. Three-cow plant in TBncreted shed. Price £ll5 per acre, and it’s wor|h it. Deposit £l5OO, balance 54 and 6 per cent. Stock and implements can be bought. Ask to see re- ' turns. They speak for themselves. Adjoining property ssld for £l5O. TAYLOR & ROBERTS , LAND AGENTS,