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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1921, Page 7

LAND FOR 9 ACRES, part of th Next Plymouth coul< be made into an ideal couli supply the factory, with in quite easy reach. houst cowshed and other £6o pe acre this small farm, to towr looks cheap. Owner cons ide leasing thia with a clause. ▲ VERY QA ACRES, all plough* 4 ov and now over in flew gras and oats. l2-baile< concreted cowshed, watered. Fac tory, achool and poflHpce handy. Thi ■ little farm is now ing 30 dair cows, 3 horses stock. Mort gages are for at 6 per cent, and bate ice can be ■■for 5 years at i per cent. The ownv.Wll sell as a goinj concern if required.; Price is £67 pei acre. > J*o ACRES, Coastal Farm, with onlj a small Government mortgage o: £2OO. Four-roomed house. Concrete* cowshed. Farm carrying 20 dairy cows 1 horse and 18 head young stock. Thu farm is very handily situated, with n< weeds, and the owner will take £5OO deposit at £35 per acre, and will sell a? a going concern if required. EXCHANGES. We have some nice small places on our books that the owners wish to exchange for town property or & small suburban property, and we have a client with a small farm that will exchange as a going concern for a good mortgage. Equity on land about £2OOO. Stock in addition. Another one with equity of £3OOO. Send your particulars in. FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, (Opposite Bank of Australasia). ■ .DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH GBEAT OPPORTUNITY. ®ICH drained flax swamp land ADJOINING RAILWAY AT £26 PER ACRE. ACRES, Te Kawa Swamp, all well drained and clean of weeds. About half in grass and rough feed; 400,000 to 500,000 feet of kahikatea tim* ber on the property. Several small cottage* for men’s accommodation. This property is already surveyed into sections of from 74 to 140 Acres, and will make first-class dairy farms Only miles by rail from town of Te Awamutu and dried milk factory and seme listen -e from Otorohanga dairy fact* About 550 acres are freeho-d and £95 acres Native leasehold. Adjoining farms in an improved state are carrying close on a beast to the acre, and prices range from £79 to £BO per acre. H: LEWIS, (LAND AGENT, TE AWAMt’TU. ► ’ _ 43 ACRES u * going concern .bout 3 miles from the New Plymouth Post Office. 4 rooms and wash-house, 4-bail cowshed, concrete floor, stable, iapshed. pig-stye and fowl run. All in grass, well watered, and all plonghanle. Price £2400, which include* five Jersey cow*, heifer ealf, horse, gig and harness, one pig, separator and sundries. This property is on the main road and we consider it is good buying at the price asked. £2400; an inspection will eonvince you. Quarter acre, good locality, new Bungalow, 5 rooms, bathroom (porcelain bath), wash-house etc., all under one roof. Electric light, gas, hot and cold water. Price £1450. Terms. Eight .of an acre. New house 4 rooms, uathroom, pantry, and wash-house, electric light, hot and cold water, two sec-' tions from town. Price £lOOO. Terms. EBERLET AND MORGAN, Box I*l. apposite the poet office, New Plymouth. "Phone 121. AS EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE k FEW ACRES SEAR TARANAKI TOWN. ACRES, Freehold, will sell as a going concern, or as an exchange. Practically all ploughable. Carrying 45 cows, 24 head other stock, with tjpo houses (6-roomed), wash-house, bathroom, trapshed, etc. L.K.G. Milking Plant. Well watered and subdivided. LHelf-mne from factory, schopl and post Lffice. PRICE for freehold £55 per acre, ■>r as a going concern £65, which in- ( Etudes 42 cows, 3 heifers, 20 yearlings , Eid calves, 3 horses, factory shares, and K quantity of implements rod pl*Dt. Or *|Fould exchange as above. ffREWEEK JOEE j AGENTS, HAWERA.

PROPERTIES AT POSSIBLE PRICES. £29 PER ACRE. fl QI ACRES, £lOOO cash, whole of AO -*- the balance at 5$ per cent, for Are year*. £37 10, PIER ACRE. 127 ACRES, Cash £750. Milk 40 jl"* coira. Mtwhi.es, good sheds, - ; £4O PER ACRE. Q ACRES, new house, concreted ° cowshed and yard. Cash £lOO6. ■jwner will take £4l, with £l5OO cash, Mod sell M going concern if desired. ■AYLOR & ROBERTS ' U ND AGENTS,