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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1921, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE.

FOR STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 3 GOOD DAIRY FARMS. 2lt) ACKDS, good clean farm, close to factory, school, railway station and township. Will do 60 cows well. Rent .£2 per acre. No rates. ACRES, on good metalled road, in good district; factory and 'school handy. Will milk 60 cows. Rent 30/- per acre. 100 ACRES, handy to Stratford, close to scnool and factory. Rent £2 5s per acre. We have some good house proper ties and building sections for sale; also Broadway sections at £4O per foot. Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND SALESMAN, STRATFORD.

£lOO DEPOSIT WILL SEE YOU INTO THIS FARM. AREA 110 ACRES; GOOD SITUATION. £1 00 DEPOSIT is all the vendor is a3 k; n g j own on this property, all in grass, dwelling of 5 rooms, also outbuildings, cowshed built for machines, water power available, all level, handy to school, factory, store and post office, and every convenience. Will carry 33 cows and other stock. Property wellsheltered, For quick sale now reduced to £34 per acre; terms £lOO cash, balance easy payments extending over 5 years. (90) THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE. £125 Down, balance easy payments extending over many years. 60 ACRES, situated two miles from factory, quarter mile school, three mjles from railway, on a good metalled road. Dwelling of 6 rooms, 10-bail cowshed, water power available, other outbuildings. Seven paddocks, all in grass, a little shelter bush. Price, £24 10s per acre; terms £125 cash, balance on long-dated mortgages. Easy interest and repayments. (S 3 ’Phone us immediately for appointment. TRISTRAM & CO,, LAND AND HOUSE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH AND ELTHAM, ’Phones 82 and 127, Eltham. J. Christoffel, Jun., Box 241, New Plymouth Representative.

FOR SALE 112 ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm, in A & best part of Stratford district, all in grass and nearly all ploughable. This farm is well grassed and in good heart. The buildings are all new, and consist of a new six-roomed bungalow with all modern conveniences, new cow. shed and four-cow plant. It is situated on good metalled road, and close to a thriving township and railway, factory, school and post office are only half a mile distant. We can recommend this farm as the best, and at £45 per acre is a real snip. There are no mortgages on it. and the owner will leave the balance on for a good term. A very small deposit will put a good man in. FOLEY AND JAGO, LAND AGENTS, STRATFORD.

FOR LEASE. YpOR 3 or 5 years, 182 acres Dairy Farm. Will carry 60 to 70 cows and other stock, food house of 6 rooms, li. and c. water, S-bail shed and machines; rent £3 per acre, or will exchange for town property in New Plymouth, Eltham or Hawera. J. J. ALLEN, Box 196. HAWERA. Phone 538 Office: High Street West. (x.x.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. 1 Oft ACRES, little more, only 2 miles AVV j^ ew piy mou th, all been ploughed; lies nicely to the sun, well sub-div-ided, best quality land. Dwelling of 7 rooms, new cowshed with concrete floor, all necessary outbuildings. This is the cheapest farm we have ever had on our books. No. mortgage. Inspect before you are too latei Further particulars from — J. R. HILL & SON LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ST. AUBYN STREET. ’Phones—Office 711, Residence 851.

WANTED A LARGER FARM TN Exchange for 40 acres near StratA ford, carrying well 20 cows, 2 horses, few pheep, etc. Practically all level and ploughable and practically free of weecte. Good fences and gates, nearly all boundary live hedges. Buildings consist of good house, good shed, (built for machines), implement shed, car shed, wash-house, harness room, workshop, hayshed, etc., all in firstclass order. Close to school, factory and town. Finance is good, but the plae being too small for the owner, he will exchange for say 100 acres good dairy land, or a larger place for mixed farming. This is one of the best little farms about, and the price is £BO per acre; £lOOO cash for a straight out sale. CHARLES LOWE LAND & STOCK AGENT. FENTON STREET .... STRATFORD. ’Phone 346 or 267 (residence). . Send me particulars of your farm or stock.

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