Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 12 September 1940, Page 12

LAND FOR SALE. V:A GOOD COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT HOME. PRICE £675. REASONABLE TERMS. fA' LEVEL Quarter-acre Section, all hedged, well laid out in lawn and garden, eoncrete paths and concrete yard. The house contains five spacious rooms, eomprising three bedrooms (two have wardrobes), large living room, good sized kitchen, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, pantry, sink, electricity, two hot points, high-pressure range and fireplace. Front and side verandahs. Laundry with cement copper and tubs. Good garage. Government mortgage £387. PRICE £675/ Very reasonable terms. Weekly cost fOr everything including repayment of mortgage only £1. In good order and condition inside and out. W. H. & A. McGARRY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, TARANAKI. Phones: Office 13, Residence 134. LAND IS A GOOD INYESTMENT. This Farm should Appeal. ,r>i n ACRES FREEHOLD, 450 acres ^English grass, sub-divided 16 paddocks. Buildings, 5-roomed residence and conveniences, also 4-roomed residence. Two cowsheds, 6-cow plant, garage, etc. Land lies well to sun, would make excellent sheep run. Price: £12 15s per. acre. Cash £2500. Well worth your investigation. ■AOA ACRES 9 miles from Te Puke township. Seven-roomed dwelling, 6-bail cowshed and usual farm buildings. Sub-divided 17 paddocks, watered by running streams and reticulated by pump and electric motor. Carrying capacity 300 breeding ewes, 130 dairy cows milked last year. Price: £15 per acre. Easy terms. Refer for further particulars. / N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorp. in England). HAWERA AND ALL BRANCHES. ARE YOU THINKING OF SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? ^rrE have prospective purchasers for all classes of Real Estate— Farms and Farmlets, Houses and Sections. If you contemplate selling your farm next year we would appreciate particulars NOW to enable us to make an inspection and bring our Land Register up-to-date. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL. Branches and Agencies throughout Taranaki. FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY

superoot assures | sow "the seeds of success" SUCCESSFUL CROPS. COOPER'S MPedigree Farm Seeds ° A FEW SELECTIONS FROM 1940 PRICE LIST. MANGOLDS. ' II SWEDES. Cooper's Prizewinner Y.G. — Cooper's Crimson Kmg, 2/9 1b. Cooper's Mammoth Long Red — Cooper's ^Dominion Improved ^ Cooper's Jersey Queen . . 3/- 1b. || Cooper's Superlati^e— ^ A specially balanced all-round 7/fi ^ World S root fertiliser, containing as its I / U - J , pure fertilising ingredients 1% ^ Wr iVeCUlU . Nitrogen, 16% Phosphoric Acid, and 3% Pure Potash. Owing to TURNIPS. Over 220 Tons MANGOLDS per W 'Z From 2/2 Ac"' "°L™ Coop" ■ taken in rotation. . _ . W winner Y G/ Produccd from Coop- jg Orders for SUPEROOT will be l° 2/8 b' ■ ^ Se0d by Ml' ^ » taken at all Branches at to- e M Koru. The weight, carefully com- gg day's priccs, subject stocks. . |||| puted by officers of the Society, |||j £7/8/6 To"' F?r Complete Price List and New 8 reac^J3 pe® acre_ 8 Less 8 6 Toi! sacks rctumed.^ Seed Stocks at. all Bianches.