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Taranaki Daily News, 7 January 1922, Page 7

WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO YOU ALL! ALSO THE GREATEST GIFT THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED IN TARA NAKI FOR YEARS. 149 ACRES of first-class freehold land, dead level, well watered by never-failing streams; 130 acres have been ploughed and resown in good grasses. Good house of 6 rooms, washhouse and scullery, good whare and outbuildmgs. Good cowshed with 4-cow milaing machine and releaser. Close to factory, school and P.O. Will carry 50 to 55 cows and do them well. Price. £6O, on very easy terms. We will finance stock to good man if required. This is a chance for a man with small capital which is hard to find. Call and eee us without delay. YOU MUST INSPECT THIS. M. MCDONALD, LAND A COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. Thones: Day, 152; Private Residence, 74. Mail Orders promptly attends! to. ■REMEMBER THE EARLY BIRD!” w® have been instructed to sell a good 9-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, wash-house, copper and tubs, electric light, gas and sewerage, with about half* acre of land., for the sum of £.1400, with ;£4OO cash. By letting rooms you would be rent free if you chose to do so. J- R. HILL & SON LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ST. AUBYN STREET. Th ones—Office 711, Residence 851. REDUCED FROM £5O TO £4O PER ACRE. ACRES dairy farm, all improved, with residence and full range of outbuildings; situated on main road 8 miles from town;' has aL>o a sea frontage; cream cart calls at gate, school handy. As a going concern: 38 cows ir profit, 2 P.B. bulls. 6 18 months old heifers, 6 calves, poultry, 4 sows, 1 boa 1 *, 8 porkers, 18 pigs, 2 horses, spring trap and implements, milking plant and separator, 20 acres, 7 acres, 15 acres turnips. Returns last year £9OO, cash £l5OO, balance as arranged. No greater value bo be had. B. C. ROBBINS, LAND AGENT, TAURANGA. WAR BONDS f HAVE a client who is prepared to buy a limited number of War Loan Certificates or grill advance cash on same. E. W. HARRIS, LAND A COMMISSION AGENT, HAWERA , Phone 646 Box 130.

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