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Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1921, Page 7

IAIU 'or SALK. AN EXCEL- NAL OPPORTUNITY GOING CONCERN. £3OO CASH £3OO CASH WITH FURNITURE INCLUDED. 1 00 ACRES, very close to the beach and good freehold land. Small pieces of shelter bush, all been ploughed except few acres, well-watered, 6-bailed cowshed (concreted) with up-to-date milling plant installed. There are 39 cows on the farm and 2 horses, and there is a good range of implements, 14 calves, a good number of pigs, and the owner will also let the furniture go with the place. The cows are all young, and 26 of them are now in milk. For family reasons the owner is willing to accept a deposit on the lot o f £3OO cash, and accept an approved mortgage or mortgages for another £l5OO or more. * We know this place and advise enquirers to get in early. The price is £6O per acre. WALK IN, WALK OUT.

GOING CONCERN. FOR AN EXCHANGE. ’TQ ACRES and close to New Ply- • v mouth that we can sell as a going concern, with 26 dairy cows, 2 horses, all implements, milk cart, and sundries, at £BO per acre, with, say, £6OO down. >nd the owner will accept an approved toortgage or a- house in toMftn for the balance of his equity. This is well worth inspection. A good farmer would milk 30 cows on thia place. A CHOICE 100 ACRES FARM. IN EXCHANGE FOR A LARGER FARM The Particulars are—--1 00 ACRES, all level and clean and in AVV a di s t r i c t Buildings are good,: First-class 6-roomed house, wellsheltered and grounds nicely laid out; up-to-date cowshed, with milking plant installed. The farm is now carrying 40 cows, besides young stock, 5 horses, etc., and there is an abundance of feed (green oats, oaten hay, carrots, mangolds and turnips and young grass) sufficient to last to feed out until Christmas. There is also a good piggery and pig-run on the place. The owner has extra labor available and is willing to consider an exchange for a clean and larger farm that will milk more cows, and will consider as a going concern or otherwise, but if as a going concern he wishes to keep two of his horses. Owners of larger farms should see us fat once in connection with this place. Our client is asking £B5 per acre for this land, or £95 as a going concern. A CHEAP FARM. 1 60 ACRES, close to New Plymouth AVV an< j j n great heart. Very handy to factory, school and post office, 11 acres in crops and 2in bush. There; are now on this place 70 head cattle (not calves), 7 horses and 60 sheep. The ■ owner will guarantee this place to carry 50 dairy cows comfortably right • through the year. The buildings are good, and at £3O per acre this farm is a finip at any time. FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, (Opposite Bank of Australasia). DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH GREAT SA ,RIFICE. IDEAL WAIKATO FARM. ACRES, Freehold, first-class country. Over 100 acres beautiful Waipa river flate, rising gently to the highest point at rear. About 300 aeres flat ip all. All easily ploughable; 240 acres in grass, balance now under the plough. Dark rich loam soil. No manure required on the flats. Road frontage on two sides and bounded by river on third side. Shingle bottom creek runs through centre. Would carry 120 cows now, and when all in grass about 150 cows. Buildings: Good stable and implement shed; 1roomed shack, no house. PRICE for Prompt Sale, only £32 10a per acre. Terms, £l5OO cash. Adjoining farmers are asking £6O to ,'£7o per acre for inferior farms. Owner would take small farm (up to 100 acres) or sound mortgage, as part payment. Don’t delay. Only offered for 14 days! SOLE AGENT: ' H. LEWIS, LAND AGENT, TE AWAMUTU.

for sale or exchange. CHEAP LAND >1 OQ ACRES, situated on a good metAVtf a Hed road, only - few miles from good Taranaki town, and adjoining factory. House of 5 rooms, good concreted shed with 12 bailfl, all in grass and well watered, well sub-divided; all level and ploughable; practically no weeds. Owner estimates will milk 30 cows. Price only £3O per acre, with ‘£7oo down. Mortgage is good and has a long term to run at 5 per cent. Owner will consider exchange for 50-aere (ana or house and few acres near town McCLUGGAGE & CO., SOLE AGENTS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 7Q AGRI J, for term o p 3 to 5 years, 40 at a rental of £4 10s per acre. Well improved Dairy Farm, with 7roomed Dwelling; oncreted machine cg /shed. Now carrying 40 cows and 4 horses. Hal’ mile to ch 01, 1J miles factory, 4 miles Stratford. Owner will ’•aider gowd purchaser with small deaUiNITT AND FLETCHER v "CK AND COMMISSION AGsrrs. STRA T J R p.o. bo:, a