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Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1921, Page 7

.. LAND FOR SALS. ACRES that can be greatly improved; situated on a metalled road within easy distance of factory, school, sale yards and township. All level, ploughable land. Owing to the ill-health of the owner we are authorised to accept a very low deposit if purchaser will erect buildings. Carrying capacity 65 dairy cows. 200 ACRES, of which 75 per cent, is ploughable. To close an estate will sell as a going concern with 45 cows, hulls, horses, yeaidings, implements, milking machines, cans, etc. This property is in a good locality, and can be made worth a great deal more money. 105 ACRES, close to New Plymouth, metalled road; 4-roomed House and other buildings; close to school, factory, post office, etc. Carrying capacity 25 cows. One snAll mortgage to Government of £750. This is a very fcheap property at £25 per acre. . 112 ACRES, quite handy to New Plymouth; 5-roonied house; 8bailed cowshed; one mile to factory, school, post office. Carrying now 26 dairy cows, 25 yearlings, 1 hull and 4 horses. This is a well-sheltered, wellwatered farm, and should be very good buying at £35 per acre, with £6OO deposit. Owner will accept ihouae and quarter-acre in New Plymouth in part payment. FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite Bank of Australasia). 50 ACRES GOING CONCERN. ONLY £5OO CASH REQUIRED. ACRES, 4 rooms, 3-bail cowshed and trapshed, 2 acres in swedes; 1 mile from creamery on good metalled road; 14 miles school; 12 cows, 1 heifer, horse, dray, gig and harness, tyne harrows, s.f. plough, 2 stacks hay, 35-gallpn separator. Price for the lot £l3s©. Cash '£soo. Sole Agents. 9000 ACRES, over 300 acres good «wWV p a p a river flats; about 400 acres bush, balance nearly all good easy country, reckoned to do 2 sheep to the acre. The owner has been milking on this property besides running dry stock and sheep Two miles to factory and school, good. road. Buildings: House 4 rooms, 6-bail cowshed, 3-cow milking plant, good woolshed. Price .£7 per acre; £2OOO cash. EBERLET AND MORGAN, JJox 191, opposite the post office, New Plymouth. ’Phone 121.

FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE. VVE offer a really good dairying proposition, the owner of which would exchange for a good town property or house. Particulars are as follows: — 117 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 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 running streams with shingle bottom. This farm will milk 40 cows. Price £6O per acre. Good terms £0 a good man. McCLUGGAGE & CO., SOLE AGENTS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. DON’T MISS THIS’THE SNIP OF 1921. 1 2ft ACRES, heavy swamp country, wa t e r e d by river, 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-eow plant, implement and trap shed. This farm will easily ■do 6Q 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; £l5OO hash; stock at valuation. No. 90S T. MANDENO JACKSON, Box 68 (Chis. Hamerton, Manager). LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TE AROHA. SUPERIOR DAIRY FARM. WAIT AR A DISTRICT. ACRES, carrying 30 cows besides other stock. Well subdivided and vatered. No weeds. Close to P. 0., railway and factory. Five-roomed house, implement shed, etc. Three-cow plant in concreted shed. Price £ll5 per acre, and it’s worth it. Deposit £l5OO, bal- ‘ ance 54 and 6 per cent. Stock and implements ean be bought. Ask to see returns. They speak for themselves. Ad|outiug property sold for £l5O. TAYLOR & ROBERTS LAND AGENTS, r 1