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Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1921, Page 6

• THE OPPORTUNITY 7 | OF THE : ’EASON

i OWNER MUST LEAVE FOR ENGLAND. £2OO CASH REQUIRED. ■yy*E have instructions from the owner of a 100-Acre Farm to sell at once as he has urgent instructions to proceed to England. The particulars are:— l 100 ACRES, all ploughable land, and absolutely clean and all ploughable. Comfortable 4-roomed house. Cowshed, concreted, with milking plant, and rufi by Hutchinson water power. The stock are: 37 dairy cows (24 Jersey cross), 3 yearlings, 2 horses. There is a large range of implements and sundries. I The owner also leaves «11 Household Furniture, etc. (including a good piano). Not a mile from factory, school, post 1 office, etc. There are two mortgages, interest * being at 6 and 5A per cent. The owner’s equity is on everything. £.’’o9o ar. £BO 10s per acre, and he is prepared to accept a deposit of £3OO and interest bearing mortgages for the bala neo. Further• particulars and inspection arj ranged from: FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, I (Opposite Bank of Australasia), i DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH

I Tlardwaremen, chemists and rubber dealers everywhere sell North British I HOT WAFER BAGS. Thousands and • thousands are giving satisfactory ser- ; vice in New Zealand, in regniw use. See, the brand oa the neck 12U