Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 23 July 1921, Page 12

LAND FOR SALS. ACRES of Freehold Land, situated alongside Toko township, being 411 level and all been ploughed; ffee from weeds; watered by running streams. Fair house and outbuildings; practically alongside factory, school, post office, railway station; good metalled road. An ideal little dairy farm. Price reduced, to £B5 an acre for absolute sale. Easy terms given to a goo I man. Only small mortgage on property. Get in quickly. Sure to sell. —ALSO—OK ACRES of Freehold Land, situated ijust outside Stratford Borough ; 'boundary. Lies nice to the sun; well < igrassed and fenced: good house of seven I rooms; cowshed, concrete floor. Free from ! weeds. Owner is only selling on account of bad health, and will sell very cheap i for £7O an acre. Only one mortgage. [Terms given to good man. At present carrying 33 cows, five horses, bull. i ACRES, 0.R.P., 2-roomed house, • just off metalled road; 260 acres |in grass. Price £2 5s an acre; ,£lOO cash. Don’t miss this chance. Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD, THE LAND SALESMAN, STRATFORD. A LEASE. 1 ACRES, lease, within 3 miles of v New Plymouth, on metalled road. Beach country; one of the best farms in the district. Very good house, cowshed, outbuildings, etc. In tip-top order. Owing to family reasons owner has consented to lease with right of purchase. You cannot better this proposition. Never been offered before.

POO rea l good dairy counv try on coast; metalled road; close to factory and school. Good 8roomed house;' concreted cowshed, and machines. Easily carry 60 cows, horses, dry stock, etc. Well watered and lies well to the sun. Wilk sell 140 or 160 acres separately, into which estate is already surveyed. Price reduced to wind up an estate, to £25 per acre. w.r

IJEW Bungalow, 6 rooms, all conveniences, close centre town and trams. Price £1250; £3OO cash. m.c. KQ ACRES, choice suburban farm with new bungalow’ and conveniences (good). An ideal stud farm or cutting up proposition. Cheap at per acre. DAIRY CATTLE. Farmers requiring good quality cattle for next season should consult us. We have some exceptional Jersey lines, and many others, also a large booking of choice in-calf heifers to suit requirements. LINN & GROVER, EGMONT ST., NEW PLYMOUTH P.O. Box 19. ’Phone- 183.

GOING CONCERN ACRES €J,“ COWS. £5O PER ACRE - £5O OXLY £lOOO DOWX We have a nice little farm of 100 ACRES, 6 miles, from Hamilton, carrying. 35 cows, bull, and horses and young stock. Good buildings, fences and appoint ments. Particularly w’ell grassed, and free of weeds. PRICE £5O PER ACRE as GOING CONCERN, including stock. milking machine®, and full range of Implements, with £lOOO down. Write or Wire for particulars. LEWIS & CO. LAND AGENTS. HAMILTON. LATE OF WANGANUI.

HOUSE AND 34 ACRES LAND. W E are instructed by the Vendor, an I absentee, to sell the above property overlooking the township -of New Plymouth. » House of 8 rooms, with all conveniences and town supply. Price and Terms on application. TREWEEK & JOLL AGENTS, HAWERA. 1 Gfi ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm. Stratford District, all in grass and ploughable. Well watered and subdivided into 7 paddocks. Well fenced and 10 acres in crops. Good o-roomed : dwelling, almost new, all conveniences. h and. c. water. Good cowshed and 4eow plant. Close to factory and school. This is a very cheap farm at £53 per acre, with £lOOO cash. Very easy terms j for balance. 1 4 A ACRES Freehold Dairy Farm, in rhe Stratford district, all in grass and ploughable; well watered and divided into 20 paddocks. Good dwelling of. 6 rooms. First-class outbuildings and cowshed, with Ridd machines. Now carrying 54 cows and young stock. Free of weeds. One mile and a half from factory and school. Price £75 per acre; £l2OO cash, balance easy terms. Further particulars from — FOLEY AND JAGO, LAND AGENTS, STRATFORD. H. J. Abram. “Shop by Post” chemist, New Plymouth, will mail his renowned Chilblain Application, 1/6, post free. Create an atmosphere of Nazol about you, so that, you constantly inhale it—about 10 drops on the chest of the pyJjama jacket at night or on the singlet in I the morning protects you against infecItious germs. It is undoubtedly’ 7ood I for So . re