Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1922, Page 7

IAM D FOR SALE. ■g’ « L FRESH PROPOSITIONS ACRES, all dead level. Choice hone of 7 room* with all convenienees. Well watered. Wants to exchange for house with or without a few acres near Breakwater. Particulars at <»ur office. No. 167 ACRE'S ail de«J level, that will milk 25/30 cow*. Plenty of feed. Owner will lease with or without purchasing clause at £2 10k per acre. Tenant must erect house, which can be taken away at end of term or owner will buy for cash at valuation. This place is good. 105 ACRES that in perfect condition will carry 20 cows and young stock. One mortgage only of £ll6O. Would take town property in part payment. Owner has had to take over another property and cannot run the two. Price is £l4 per ac¥e. Only £2OO cash wanted. 109 ACRES Freehold. Buildings are 4-roomed house, concreted cowshed. motor ehed and other buildings. Stock are 32 dairy cows, 10 weaners. 1 horse. Will sell a« a going concern at €3B per acre. Good terms. Owner will exchange for a larger .lace. No. 203 140 ACRES on metalled road near New Plymouth, and a good farm. AH level. At present very much understocked. Seven-roomed house, concreted cowshed, milking plant, good roomy implement shed. Subdivided into 21 paddocks, well watered. Owner is desirous of coming to town, and would accept a’ good house in town as deposit. Present stock is 48 cows, 1 hull. 4 springing heifera. 10 yearlings and 5 horses. Price re £55 per acre all in. This is a good place. No. SS z£QA ACRES that you could milk 60 cows on now. Flat and rolling country, metalled road, factory and aehooi very etaee: 2 houses. Will sell at £l2 or lease with purch?.*ing clause at 30/6 per acre. Enquire about this. No. 433 FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, . (Opposite Bank of Australasia). DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH

SOLD SOLD 'THE Last Two Properties advertised by us have now been sold. HERE IS ANOTHER BARGAIN! ACRES, has been carrying 100 milking cows. Two good houses, all necessary outbuildings, machines, etc. Splendid situation in Glaxo prea. Splendid pasture. PRICE £52 PER ACRE, with only '£6M down. Will make two lovely farms of 100 each a 'i’Fwte to-day for particulars. & CO. bK 66. HAMILTON.

GOOD QUALITY RZh ACRES of practically level land, all in grass except a little shelter bush. All ploughable, well fenced into 7 paddocks. Good four-roomed house, cart shed, etorero m. etc. Price £55 per acre. Terma on application. 11l ACRES Level Land, all plough-A-S-A able, mostly been ploughed, 7 paddocks, mostly sheep proof fences. Carry 30 cows. New 4-roomed house, barn and other sheds. Price £3O per acre. Terms £550 cash. HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES EGMONT STREET.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY AT MANGATOKE ACRES farm in femon* Mangatoki district: all in gra« except about 9 acres under crop for spring feed: 12 paddocks: all level: comfortably carry 32 eowe, Tay-«e«led mad rwu»t pronerty. Modtir dwelling. 6-rnomed: Wizard light, tdenhone: well-laid-out lawns; Mcbeil eowvhed and concrete yard; barn giables. implement sh*d. under one roof. P£loo per acre, with £750 eash; balance .years at 6 per cent. HAMHSON & CO., LAND AGENTS. ELTHAM. P.O. Box 112. Phones: 200 (day), 221

REDUCED PROM £5O TO £4O PER ACRE < QT ACRES dairy farm, all improved, with residence and full range of outbuildings: situated on main road 8 gtues from town; ha« al»n a s fc a frontage: cream cart calls at gate, school basdv. As a going concern: 38 cows in pcolt. 2 F.B. bulk. 6 18 months old hetfers 6 calves, poultry. 4 sows. 1 boa-, 8 porkew. 18 pigs. 2 horses, spring trap amd implement*. milking plant and aiewstir y *2O acres, 7 acres. 15 acres last year £9OO, eash £l5OO, i baler re as arranged. No greater value Wba had. Nr C. ROBBINS, LAND AGENT TAURAN GA. SOLE BROS. <pHF TpAMILY f»ROVTDERS. Far all that U TO’’ GRADE in »■! BEEF tf'l Mt MUTTON W a LAAB Itp H FMOS. HU AT CHEAPEST RATHB LA »O* DEE BEST QU AT .ITT