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Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1921, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. ARTHUR B. GIBSON LAND AGENT, EGMONT ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE v BARRETT ROAD. I OI ACRES, £32 10a per acre, £5OO cash, stock at valuation. Carrying 26 cows, 1 bull, 9 yearlings, 10 weanera, 5 horses. There is about 20 acres bush with £3OO worth of firewood. Five miles from New Plymouth. WESTOWN. 1 A ACRES and New Bungalow. A very flat piece of land, carrying 6 grade cows and about 200 poultry. A charming home. Price £3600, cash £l2OO, 'balance ruling rates. WAITARA. 20 ACRES, also a very charming home. High-class land, carrying 14 cows, 1 bull and other stock. New house o-f 7 rooms. Pricq £6000; cash £3OOO. ALSO—ACRES, 5-roomed cottage, milking 4 cows. Price £1350, cash £3OO, balance 6A per cent, foi* 5 years. PUNGAREHU. 51 ACRES, g-mile factory, school and P.O. No house. Price £4O per acre; £540 cash. MATAU. 40Q ACRES, with 5-roomed house and all conveniences. Milking a few cows and carrying between 400 and -500 sheep. Price £4 per acre. Equity £516, and owner will exchange for an approved Dairy Farm or New Plymouth residential property. NEW PLYMOUTH. I A ACRES and new bungalow with all conveniences; £2600. Liberal terms to right man. ACRES and New Bungalow. Going * concern. Price £4500, cash £3700. Willing to exchange for a smaller property and some cash. WAITARA. QT ACRES, all level, rich river flats; 5-roomed house, 6-bail cowshed. Owner could milk 40 to 45 cows. Price £125 per acre. OKATO. _ 104 ACRES, West Coast Lease, 4roomed house and bathroom. Well sheltered property. Never been milked on. All flat. Carrying 100 head young stock, and should milk 30 cows in present condition. Price £4O per acre. Cash £lOOO, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. URENUI. 100 ACRES, Freehold. Flat and rolling land. Should winter 30 cows. Six-roomed house. Sell as a going concern at £43 per acre, or land alone at £3B. Equity £1260, and willing to exchange. INGLEWOOD. 1 50 ACRES, will winter 50 cows; 7roomed house; all flat; cowshed and up-to-date machines. Price £6O per acre. Cash £5OO. BELL BLOCK. ACRES, 6-roomed house, bathroom, scullery, copper and tubs. # Glass house, workshop, trapshed, etc. Price £3300, cash £l5OO, balance for 5 years at 6 per cent. WHANGAMOMONA. ACRIES and 3-roomed house; win- *** tered 300 sheep, 100 lambs, 12 head of cattle and 3 horses. Price £6 10s per acre. Mortgage £l2OO at 7 per cent. Exchange equity £1998 for an approved dairy farm. TARIKI. QAA ACRES, equity £13,650. No mortgage; 7-roomed house; has wintered 80 to 90 head of cattle and 450 sheep. Would consider a smaller place near Wanganui or New Plymouth. FEILDING. 50 ACRES, Lee’s Line. At present * carrying 30 head of stock besides this year's calves. Price £57 per acre, with small deposit, or will exchange for town property or a smaller farm. Equity £6OO. WERAROA, NEAR LEVIN. 1 5 ACRES, with 6-roomed house. Gross returns last season '£459. Price £2750, equity £IOCO. Will exchange for a larger place. PUNIHO. 150 ACRES and 6-roomed house. ■ * P Carrying 45 cows. Machines and good cowshed. Price £42 per acre. £lOOO cash, balance at 6 per cent, for 5 years. WAITARA. ACRES and new ’bungalow. Carrying 27 cows. Price £9O per acre, cash £lOOO. balance at 54 per eent;. Stock at valuation if desired. OPUNAKE. ACRES, Freehold, 6-roomed 9 house, hot and cold water. Cleared of weeds and drained. £3O per acre. ALSO—ACRES, West Coast Lease, 13 * years unexpired; £2O per acre; rent 4s. Four-roomed house. Milking on the two places 120 cows and carrying 30 head of dry stock and 2 Jersey bulls; 26001bs milk. Equity £11,620. Property unencumbered. Owner wants a small place near to a good town, and prefers an exchange, or will entertain equity in >mall place by way of deposit upon the whole or a portion of the above. WAIPUKURAU, H.B. ACRIES, carried under Govern- * ment test 6 sheep per acre for 3 years in grass alone. Would milk 100 cows. Price £3O per acre. ARTHUR B. GIBSON LAND AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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