Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1920, Page 11

LAND FOR SALE. IT IS YOURS? 1 POSSESSION JULY xst, 1921. ~ r JjQQ ACRES, handy to Hawcro. School quarter-mile, cheese miles. A. lovely home of 8 rooms,, hot and cold water, drainage, benzine light in hotise, water laid on to 8-bail concreted cowshed, parrying capacity 60 cows, horses and necessary dry stock. Good orchard, well she?- ... tered by pines and ornamental trees, PRICE £127 PER ACRft, . POSSESSION JULY xst, igai. f \ POSSESSION JULY ist, xgai. • ' Only £127 PER ACRE; £SOO deposit will secure this flue Hawcnu dairy ' farm. See us at once, This is a Snip. . ' •" ' 'A SNIP; ■ £SOO CASH 3ecUres 230 Ver y '^ ne dairying and cattle count#! SI v miles from factory; li miles, from school. Metalled roads, Gap?, acity 75 cows, horses and young cattle. Good house 7 rooms, concrtted cowshed. Railway station and saleyards close handy. Price only £4O per acre, £SOO cash, balance for 5 years at current rates. Arranga for infMOtion at once. ~ * JAMES AM) GILLMAN LAND, STOCK; AND FINANCE AGENTS . HATOKA* WELL SITUA TED FARM. 147 ACRES, freehold, all in grußS except 10 acres beautiful shelter bjislt; all flat and ploughable; subdivided into 13 paddocks; watered by never-failing stream. Thi£*property in only a few mileH from New Plymouth, and is splendidly situated, being alongside a railway station, factory one and a quarter miles, close to school, post office, etc. Very good house of 5 rooms, concreted cowshed and yards, sheep yard, concrete dip, woolshed, trapshed, etc. t PRICE £72 10s per aere, with '£2ooo cash. ' SITUATED BELL BLOCK. WILL SELL AS GOING CONCI' nv . 91 ACRES, freehold, all in grass and crops; subdivided into Iz paddocks, post and wire and live fences; watered by river and spring; practically all dead level and all has been ploughed; little shelter bush round house. A warm-lying farm and on good metalled road. Almost new 7roomed house with hot and cold water, 8-bail cowshed with • concrete floor, implement shed, etc- Cows returned £27 per head last season, and they all show Jersey. PRICE—£9O per acre, with £l5O 0 cash, possibly less to good farmer. NEWTON KING, TLB. AUCTIONEER, .LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS 130 freehold, all in grass and nearly all ploughable; sub-divided •• e '. n '° 5 paddocks; boxthorn fencos; watered by windmill and nerorfailing?spring; 7-roomed house and oth e r outbuildings; 24-bail cowshed, pig-' styes, etc.; 5 miles from Patea, 1J miles from factory and school Will carry • 551 dairy cows and dry stock. Price £7O per acre, with ,£2OOO cash. Balance on good terms, OQQ ACRES, Freehold, all in graps and all level and ploughable when, stumped; well sub-divided and watered. Good house of 6 rooms, all conveniences; good cowshed (ran through), L.K.G. machines, engine and releaser installed. Five miles from Elthain by tarred road; close to school and factory. Will carry 65 cows and other stock. Price only £52 par . wren Good terms can be arranged for right man. We can Tecommend thit plapeu The land is of flrßt-class quality, and when fully improved will be worth dou- -.. ble the money asked. ' . *" N.Z:*LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCB » COMPANY, LIMJ TED, HAWERA, 2 AN IDEAL'FARM; I A~t ACRES, situated on good metalled' road, adjoining factory, school lAi post office, within eaiy reach of good town. Eight-roomed dwelling house with all conveniences, including telephone. Will carry 60 cow» and do them well. This farm is free from noxious weeds. PRIGE only £7O per acre. Cash required, £ISOO with 'first-class mort* i., ( gages. You must s,ee this, as it is sure to rise in price. i £BOO CASH WILL SEE YOU INTO THIS: 9AA ACRES of beautiful dairy land, close to factory; good metal and targed road; A-mile from school and township; good dwelling and outbuildings. Price, only £4O per acre. A GOING CONCERN: "I OA ACRES, situated about 7 miles from Hawera, on tarred road; lease has five years to run; 54 cows, 2 horses, milking machine, etc., including all implements required, and a fine lot of pigs. We have inspected this place, and ev rything is in first-class order. Price, £2650. We can finance a good man. R: J. TIDDY, & CO? BOX 2. REGENT STREET, HAWERA. 'PHONES: 354, PrivaU 325. ' CHEAP FARMS. 'A Q ACRES down the Coast, si hiatal in a good position, being only 4 miles from New Plymouth Post Office, on good metalled road. Good dwellinghouse containing six rooms and outbuildings. Land is of good quality; all ploughable with the exception of a few acres of shelter bush. Subdivided into six well fenced paddocks, with a good supply of water. This place will carry twenty cows and do them well. Factory and school is only about two miles distant from place with if good road to both. This is a good chance for anyone who is thinking of taking up farming, being a nice handy sii#" for one man ani get good returns. PRICE £65 per acre. Only ,£l2oo' cash. * FIOB 100 ACRES of good Coast land, all in grass excep'. a little shelter hush; subdivided into eleven paddocks; all level to undulating, every,foot ploughable; watered by a good running river. W;ile arry thirty to thirtyfive cows and young stock. Situated in a good handy position, being handy to factory, school and P.O. store. This little place is in goyd heart and should be cheap at the price asked. The buiMings comprise a dwelling of six rooms, bathroom and scullery, man's room and wash-house. Cowshed with ten bails. PRICE £4O per acre, with £IOCD cash. F 108. Lr A. NOLAN & CO;; LAND AGENTS. S. A. DAILEY, LAND REPRESENTATIVE. CHEAP DAIRY FARMGOING CONCERN. "I QO ACRES of rich drained swamp, well consolidated and all well grassed Wltlfc the exception of about 8 acres There are 17 acres of good swedfj, plenty of grass and a good stock of hay. The front portion of the farm ott which the buildings stand is slightly undulating and always nice and dry, Scljojl is 1 mile distant, railway 6 miles, crcim cart papses the gate. The buildings comprise an up-to-date house of 7 living rooms, bathroom, scullery, wash-home with copper and tubs, hot and cold water, telephone and all possible convent* ences. There is a tennis lawn in front and tlio situation is ideal. The cowshed is of B bails with engine rfioin and ■> -cow milking plant installed (floor con* creted), motor shed, trapshed and piggery. The stock at present on property are, 46 milking cows, 30 yearlings, 1 hurse and 9 pigs; these together with, « spring cart and harness, also 1 single baggy and harness as a gohig concern. PRIQE, £sl per acre; CASH, [£2500 THE FARMERS' CO-OP. 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