Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1922, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. LARGER FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR SMALL PROPERTY NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH. W E have a client with a small farm of 21 acres who has the labor available to run a larger farm and is willing to exchange ’his property for dairying country from 150 acres upwards that will milk 50 to 60 cows. His 21 acres is carrying and ran through the winter 10 cows, 1 bull and 1 home. There is a comfortable fiveroomed house, plenty of outbuildings, good orchard and an excellent vegetable garden The school, factory, store, etc., are very close and the farm is right on the *bus route. The land is well adapted to cutting up into smaller lots. Owner does not mind what district the .larger farm is in, but must have the property as a going concern. We have inspected his property and will be pleased to run any enquirers >ut to see it. Will owners of suitable properties that are willing to exchange please communicate with us. FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, (Opposite Bank of Australasia). DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH REDUCED FROM £5O TO £4O PER ACRE. *| Qj 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. bulla. 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 to be had. B. C. ROBBINS, LAND AGENT, TAURANGA. WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO YOU ALL! ALSO THE GREATEST GIFT THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED IN TARANAKI FOR YEARS. *| 4Q ACRES of first-class freehold iand, 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 outbuildings. Good cowshed with 4-cow milking machine and releaser. Close to factory, school and P.O. Will carry 50 ;o 55 cows and do them well. Price. £6O, on very easy terms. We will inance stock to good man if required, fhis is a chance for < man with small

mpital which is hard to find. Call and iae tts without delay. YOU MUST INSPECT THIS. M. MDONALD, LAND k COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. Phones: Day, 152; Private Residence, 74. Mail Orders promptly attends! to. A CHEAP FARM KK ACRES of Education L®ase. Rent £6 per annum, about 9 years with perpetual right of renewal. All in grass, undulating, mostly ploughable. Six miles from New Plymouth by metalled road; 7 paddocks well watered; 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Close to school a.id factory. Price for goodwill £6OO. HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES. P.O. Box No. EGMONT STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. A HAW E R A PROPERTY. ?0R SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS. ACRES of good land, plenty feed, adjoining borough and alongside school. £arry two cows and do them well. Fiveroomed house, electric light, telephone, sart shed, stable, cow shed, fowlhouse, all in good order. Price £1250. No deposit. Can purchase by paying £2 weekly. J: J: ALLEN ’ LAND AGENT, Box 196. HAWERA. Phone 538 Office: High Street West. YOUR OPPORTUNITY AT MANGATOKL ACRES farm in famous Mangatoki district; all in grass except about 9 acres under crop for spring feed; 12 paddocks; all level; comfortably carry 32 cows. Tar-sealed road past property. Modern dwelling, 6-roomed; Wizard light, telephone; well-laid-out lawns; 10-bail cowshed and concrete yard; barn ■tables, implement shed, under one roof. £lOO per acre, with £750 cash; balance < years at 6 per cent. HARRISON & C 0„ LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM. P.O. Box 112. Phones: 200 (day), 221 (night)-