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Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1922, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. DAIRY FARM FOR EXCHANGE. gQ ACRES, Hawera land, situated on main road, big frontage, close to rail* way station, saleyards, cheese factory and school. House 5 rooms, cow< shed, implement sheds, Gone machines installed, capacity 40 cows. Price £6l per acre; Equity £2350, balance can remain for 4 years at 5| per cent. Owmn will take a town or suburban property in part payment, or will sell with £2OO in cash and leave the balance on mortgage for 4 years at 6 per cent. Imxne* diate possession. This is a bargain. Good reasons for selling. Apply to—» „ JAMES & GILLMAN LAND, STOCK & FIN/ ’ r CE AGENTS, HAWERA.

3 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITESyyE have for sale 3 of the most beautiful freehold building sites in New Plymouth. These sections are already planted with native trees, pungas, ferns and flowering shrubs. They are close to the trams, and the surroundings and outlook are ideal. Anyqpe who contemplates buildinr should inspect these sections, as the shelter, etc., that takes years to grow is already there, and will make a particularly fine setting for the. new home. Prices and full particulars supplied... THIS SECTION ON TRAM ROUTE . Jj’ULL half acre freehold, ideal situation With good view and all necessary work in the way of planting and levelling has been done, and no further expense is necessary to prepare the site for the home. This section ia ideal as it naturally lies so well that with a little work it can be made a beauty spot. Full particulars upon application. i ACRE SECTION FITZROY 'J’HIS section commands a very fine view of the town, breakwater and. n.- “SSEJ"? and is almost of the good sites in the locality. Price k £3oo; terms arranged. NEWTON KING. LTDAUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE DAIRY FARMER’S OPPORTUNITY 181 ACRES m first-class dairying district; a real good dairy farm in i. splendid heart. Owner estimates farm will carry 58 milking cows besides other stock. Fences are sheep-proof and in first-class order. Well subdivided into paddocks, conveniently worked from homestead. „„„ b . uildin « s comprise house of five rooms witfi usual conveniences cowshed, storeroom, and other outbuildings, all in good order. This farm is well worth the money asked, and should find a readv sale If well worked !t would show good returns even on a decrease in price of butter-fat. Price is low and terms easy and reasonable. r tow/p^erty 26 P “ WitK 000 CaSh ’ “ r WOuld consider change for L? A? NOLAN & m, LAND A(*£NTS. . B. A. DAILEY, LAND REPRESENTATIVE.

HARVESTING MACHINERY Famous for their LIGHT DRAFT, DURABILITY and EFFICIENCY. DIST R I CT AGENTS for all McCORMICK & UEBRING Farm Implements, nternational Tractors, IK tor Trucks, Primrose Separators, etc., etc. For further particulars apply— TARANAKI AGENCIES, LTD. Seed, Grain and General Produce Merrhants, NEW PLYMOUTH. PHONES; 44, Seed and Manure Department, Brougham Street 718, Land, Stock & Implement Department, Liardet Street P.O. Box 243,

’ ROWSON’S WESTERN ELECTRIC, ,/s HAWERA. ’Phone 475. ARMATURE WINDING, MAGNETO REPAIRS AND GENERAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. AGENTS FOR Lalley Electric Lighting and Power Plants, for Country Homes. Also Columbia Lighting and Starting BUILD IN BRICK. LOCKHART, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR & BRICK MANUFACTURER, BRICK WORKS, P.'.TEA, T*“ Ts prepared to supply BEST BUILDING BRICKS any quantity at reasonable rates. Delivered f.0.b., rail or ship. Patea quotations on application to office, Regent Street, Hawera. Obtain an estimate for building in rick. The low coat will surprise you, whilst this class of constructioa has. never been equalled in any other-mate-rial. / R. M. LOCKHART, PROPRIETOR,