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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1921, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. ■ - __ „ . -- ■ —■ ■ *- ■ I ; ; FOR SALE > f.. FIRST-CLASS GROCERY BUSINESS. VVITH 6-roomed dwelling and other conveniences. Leasehold, optional purchasing clause. Turnover averages £llOO monthly. Goodwill (£B5O. Stock at valuation. A very fine business. Full particulars from— JAMES & GILLMAN LAND, STOCK * FIN/ ’ICE AGENTS, HAWERA. GILT EDGED QPLENDID Freehold Dairy Farm in the Manawatu District of 117 ACRES. Beautiful flat country, all p loughable, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered; will carry 40 cqwe; 3 m iles from railway. Three dairy factories (including the Wellington Mun icipal Milk Supply Depot) within a radius of 3 miles. Handled by a man WHO KNOWS HIS JOB, this property is a regular GOLD MINE. Fine house of 7 rooms, good milk ing shed and outbuildings. The splendid climate and close p roximity to Metropolitan Markets ' places this proposition in the front r ank of present-day bargains. IT WILL PAY TO INSPECT. PRICE only £55 per acre. Good terms. (187) FAIRBURN & FALCONER. LAND DEPARTMENT: 52 VICTORIA AVENUE, B. M. DIXON, / ~ WANGANUI Manager, ’ STRAIGHT OUT LEASE 150 ior 5 yeirs £2 10s per acre. Close to factory, school and post office. Metalled road to gate. .Well watered. Thia is a property well worth seeing. We have eome splendid herds of Jersey Heifers and Cows, ranging from '£l6. We have personally inspected these, and can thoroughly recommend them. R. J: TIDDY & CO. BOX 2. ' REGENT STREET, HAWERA PHONES: 354, Private 323. : A REALLY GOOD FARM 145 ACRES, Freehold, Land Transfer, situated down the Coast on good metalled road, all in grass bar few acres of crops. Almost the whole of the fatin is level and the greater part Ma been ploughed. Subdivided into 10 paddocks; some belts of shelter trees and sortie live subdivisions. Well watered by permanent stony bot tom streams. This is really good grass country and very clean. The farm has been held by present owner for very many years, and his sole reason for selling is that he wishes to -retire. The farm is carrying 45 cows, 20 heifers, 4 bulls, 5 horses. Buildings consist of comfortable 7-roomed house, 6-baH cowshed, concrete. Three-cow milking plant and Hutchison water power (which go with the farm), abd implement shed. PRICE £45 per acre, subject to a mortgage of £7OO for 3 years. Cash required £lOOO, balance 6 per cent, for 5 years. No. 41 HOUSE IN EXCHANGE FOR FARM. QU ARTER-ACRE (about), Freehold, with dwelling of 11 rooms, built 8 years; well built of mostly heart matai. House conta/ina dining-room, sitting-room, kitehen, and 8 bedrooms. Water, sewerage and electric light. Weft situated and only 4 minutes from post office. Price £2OOO. equity £llOO. Owner will sell or will take a farm of about 50 acres in exchange, but it must be good. TJBS. IDEAL LITTLE STUD FARM. 34 ACRES, Freehold land, close to Waita-ra, all level, absolutely no waste, Well watered and well sheltered and handy to factory and railway, and all lies to the sun. Wintered 19 cows, 1 bull 2 horses. All buildings in very good order, and they comprise 5-roomed house, bathroom, h. and c. water, wash-house, etc. Nine-bail cowshed concrete, mot-or shed, manure and implement shed. Equity £1964. Owner will take good house property in exchange. . NEWTON KING. LTD. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH.

CALFSKINS. PROSPECTS FOR THIS SEASON. a re constantly asked whether Calfskins are worth saving. Our latest advices go to show that there will be the usual keen competition, and that prices will be good. One prominent buyer, in reply to a question about the probable prices <jf Cali'skifis for the coming season, intimated that Is to Is Gd per pound would be a safe price to expect for well-flayed skins in good order. This price means from 4s to 8s each. There is a strong probability that best sorts will range from 6/6 to 8/each. The essentials necessary to secure best prices are good flaying, cleanliness, and Use of plenty of salt. When curing skins, salt them on the flat, do not roll them up fresh and put them in a bag, as by doing this they brink and the spread is spoilt. When forwarding for sale, roll four or five together in a bundle. Consult us before selling elsewhere. Addressed labels and advice cards may be had on application. L. A? NOLAN & cn LAND AGENTS. B. A. DAILEY, LAND REPRESENTATIVE. ’V »* V " ' W’ ® 7/7V I • 1 if 1 SOME FARMS NEED FERTILISERS QTHERS need it but don’t get it. Bet ter not take chances with your crq yield, but supply them with an Em pire, Junr., McCormack, or Deering Drill They are built in a size and style to fit every man’s requirements. APPLY—TARANAKI AGENCIES. LTD: Seed, Grain and General Produce Merchants. Land and Commission Agents. Agents: International Harvester Co. of N.Z., Ltd. ’Phones 44 & 718. Brougham and Liardet Streets. NEW PLYMOUTH.

q'HE fpARANAKI INVESTMENT & T)EPOSIT /"CORPORATION, LIMITED. DIRECTORS: Messrs. J. B. Richards (Chairman), W. P. Kirkwood, E. Marfell, Alan Good, C. J. Hawken, R. Dingle. S. Macalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits .accepted at following rates At Cail 5 per cent. 6 months per cent. 12 months 6 per cent. 24 months 7 per cent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Egpiont Chambers, Fenton Street, Stratford. L,_ Box SB. m,