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Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1916, Page 1

iAND FOR SALE. SPECIAL TERMS. A VERY RARE CHANCE. Profitable Dairy Farm as a Going Concern. W. H. and A. MeGarry, of ERham, have been instructed to offer for sale as a going concern, by private treaty, a first class dairy farm in the Kltham district. The, farm will carry 45 cows easily, or a cow to 24 acres of land. Just on £BOO was taken off it last season. All lhe land save about 20 acres is under the ploiv, and is nicely watered without being broken with creeks. Handy to one of the best cheese factories in Taranaki. House of 5 rooms, concreted milking shed, and usual other farm buildings. We can put a client into, this really good property if he has £BOO in cash. Land, cows, horses, pigs, farm implements, milking machines (water power), factory shares, milk cart etc., etc., all included. Terms, £SOO down on the lot. Price for land is £47 per acre, not including machines. Reason for above exceptional terms is that the owner intends going to 'the war. We are sole agents, and will be pleased to give further information <s>i application. Particulars of town properties or mortgages in exchange for above are invited. W. H. & A. McGARRY Land Agents, ELTHAIVL FIRST QUALITY DAIRY FARM. 232 ACRES rich drain ° d wliite p ine swamp land, every inch ploughable, well grassed and absolutely free - of noxious weeds. Carrying 74 cows, 8 2-year heifers and II horses. Cows have already averaged over £lO this season. First-class build- . ings and fences, all in best of order. Price, £4O per acre, i including milking plant, waggon, etc. Terms, £2OOO Cash. The above is dirt cheap at the price. If situated in Taranaki would sell readily at £GO to £GS per acre. TO LEASE, with Compulsory Purchase Clause, ISO-acre Dairy Farm, in one or two lots, with buildings. Apply LEWIS AND CO. WANGAKUI.

FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN —ONLY £3OO CASH DOWN. gQ ACRES flat land; live fences; no* an inch of waste; 2 miles from school, factory and railway; good Jroomed house, etc. Owner waiting to enlist, and will include his dairy herd, horse, cart, bull, etc., as a going concern, and will accept £3OO cash and leave balance above Government Mortgage for 10 years at 0 per cent. Winter crops and hay included. Possession given at one week's notice. Make appointment to inspect. H. GRAVES & CO., ESTATE AGENTS. Opposite P. 0., Hawera, .„, READ THIS FAMOUS BELL BLOCK LAND. TWO GOOD BARGAINS. IAVE decided to retire from farming, and have two farms in sell. No. 1 Farm of !',O Acres, all pioughabie, divided into 14 paddocks. 5-roomed cottage, trapshed, orchard. All frontage to first-class road. Six miles from New Plymouth, 1J miles railway station. Bell Block Creamery, school s-uv.k. Price, £3O per acre. No. 2 Farm of S3 Acres well laid out, l(i-roomed house .every convenience, two bath-rooms, telephone, Insurance JCIIIBO, L.K.G. Milking Machine. Large frontage to good road. This fara adjoins No. 1. Beautiful place to live in. Price, £2500. <• Terms arranged; would consider uncrncuinbered property as part■ payment; JAMES WALKER, HENWOOD ItOAD, BELL BLOCK. J. JENSEN, D. BROOKS, Veterinary Surgeon. Horsebi'eaker. EGMONT STABLES; (Opposite Post Office). II A W E R A, Have RE-OPENED their Stables., Stands for Horses and Motor Cars. Buggies for Hire. JEKSEX & BKOOItft-'