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Taranaki Daily News, 12 February 1921, Page 12

** LAND FOR SALK. « '"x ~~ ' jpATRRROTHER St piCKERINGb SAND & STOCK AGENTS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposite the Bank of Australasia) A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY ON VERY EASY TERMS. 1 KA ARCES, all ploughable, well ntered, carrying 50 dairy cows, young cattie, 1 bull, 2 horses, and doing them well Good house of 6 rooms, scullery and outbuildings. Handy to New Plymouth, on a good metalled road. One mortgage only of £3600 at 44 per cent for a long term. Cash deposit required £lOOO, balance can remain for term at 6 per cent. Stock, implements, etc., can be taken over at valuation. Price only per acre. f ANOTHER CHEAP ONE. 1 ACRES, only five miles from * * -** New Plymouth, with good house find Outbuildings; concreted cowshed i with milking plant installed; well watered and subdivided. Carrying 45 dairy cows, 7 18-month heifers, 1 bull, 4 horses, but very much understocked. Price £3B per acre, with £lOOO cash, or a going concern.

FOR SALE.’ _ O ACRES, 6 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, cowshed and woodshed; electric light, gas, hot and cold water, eon--1 crete 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. -j O ACRES as a Going Concern, 3 miles -*- d from the Post Office. House 4 rooms, scullery and wash-house. 4bail cowshed, concrete floor, stable, trapehed, pig-styes, and fowl run; 5 Jersey cows, heifer calf, horse, gig and harness, 2 pigs, 20 fowls, separator aiffl sundries. .Trice for the lot £2450. Terms. AS A GOING CONCERN. 1 67 ACRES, sub-divided into 12 prd(AO ’ docks, practically all plougliaule, one mile and a half to factory; new flroomed 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 vearling heifers, 14 calves. 5 horses. 40 odd pigs, poultry, and all farm implements, is £4O per acre, with £2OOO cash. EBERLET AND MORGAN, gox 191. opposite the post office, New Ply mon th. ’Phone 121.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. TVE oiler a really good dairying pro--I’’ position, the owner of which would exchange for a good town property or house. Particulars are as follows: .« -| rj ACRES, freehold, situated close 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 install*!. All necessary outbuildings. ‘AU in grass except few acres shelter ' bush. Well subdivided and all level and mloughable. Hay for winter feed. Well watered bv running streams with shim ele bottom. This farm will milk 40 cows. Price £6O per acre. Good terms . |o a good man. McCLUGGAGE & CO., SOLE AGENTS. • BROADWAY, STRATFORD. DON’T MISS THIS’THE SNIP OF 1921. .' fl ACRES, heavy swamp country, watered byflriver, windmill and engine pump at shed. Nice 5-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, wash-house copper and tubs set in; 8-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, .1-2 heifers, 1 bull, 4 horses, 15 weaners and the grass is knee deep. These cows .lave returned £3l and £32 per cow respectively for the last two years for 'lutter-fat. Price £73 per acre; £l5OO Jash; stock at valuation. No. 308 T. MANDENO JACKSON, 68 (Chis. Hamerton. Manager). LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TE AROHA. SUPERIOR DAIRY FARM. WAITARA DISTRICT. JJK ACRES, carrying 30 cows besides other stock. Well subdivided and {watered. No weeds. Close to P. 0., railway and factory. Five-roomed house, implement shed, etc. Three-cow plant in (concreted ahed. Price £ll5 per acre, find it’s worth it. Deposit £l5OO, balance 5J and 6 per cent. Stock and implements can be bought. Ask to see returns. They speak for -themselves. Adjoining property sold for £l5O. \ TAYLOR & ROBERTS LAND AGENTS, figs £2 fNGLEWOQP &