Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1920, Page 7

LAJID FOB SALE, JWBBROTHER & piCr#EßlN<l LAND & STOCK AGENTS, PEVON, STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposfte the Bank of Australasia) ij[ fA ACRES cm good metalled road; now carrying 33 Dairy Cows' and yottng stank; if miles fram. factory; very few weeds. All plough able; 6-room-ed bouse; (Mulled cowshed; £36 per acre, with Slow down, balance on good terms. A* SXECLLEMT WXED FARM. * 190 West Coagfc Lease. Free- , ■ nwd (mEa&'able at any time. Onlyoaa SmAlI mortgage. 1 Carried 110 2 ye®P <S*ttle_ thritt£b,',the winter. Good •owgwd, 2 dwellings, .plenty of paddocks, gooairniming etr&mi and absolutely clean of weeds. This farm is all plough•ble. Excellent caar be arranged Pn this property JOwife Jwillv consider |£IOOQ. casji down at £32 per acre. 520 lbcaMty, dean 2- - sheep country and do easily 100 cattle as well This property is-in two sections with a good house and buildingß on. Mg)} | icui;. i^ioi acres. v ploughable. One Mmffja section, and'good' IfRESI T of wMch 1300 1 acres '?**?;. iwe'ifl'grass!' Wintered 1300 dry 2-year heifers,' 34 2-year steers, 70 3year bullocks, 7 horses and 6 dairy cows. Good home of 6 rooms with all conveniences. Concreted cowshed with milking Slant Price £9 per acre, with £2500 BWi, or wier would consider en ex|b»nge. =. Phones 708 and 3395. FARM YOU WANT : IS "UP NORTH." 1. 400 ACRiS FREEHOLD. F^HO^> f This property has its own wliarfj and •teamen call daily. Thoroughly .■■iwell hnproved property, wis up- > tivcl*te ! )mi&-f ings. wharf.ahfd, large ham and xo&Mli-v..' An absolute BARGAIN ,_ftt .£l2 ; .sss> per acre. Terms £7OO :*t S| per tttob. i-iStep ELITi. 50 ACRES FREEHOLD. 1 A beautifbj little, seaside farmlet, <KOidy beacb, new house of a large rooms, So be sold m a GOING CONCERN—WALK IN, WfiLK OUT—including Furniture and Stock: 10 Cqws, 1 general purpose Horse, Separator, Cream Cans, Took. This i» a great bargain either for a fnan who Wishes to retire or for a worker, as t&ere is constant employment to be had right close to the property. Situ>tio* is gDO±, cloae to school, store, post ÜBce and church. PRICE /1850. Terns, £4OO cash. Reg. A^>9. For farthei' particulars apply— OOLMORE-WILLIAMS. TKBLAND MAN OF THE NORTH, COLMORE HOUSE, DARGAVILLE. m PUKEKOHE DISTRICT. ' 'i. CHEAP PROPERTY. GOING CONCERN. ACRES, 7 miles Pukekohe, dairying, fattening or cropping farm; 86 acres in oats, 10 acres swamp. Plenty Hf paddocks, good fences, complete range M buildings. Handy to school and factor. Price, including 30 cows, 6 horse*, wtllrlnf machines, engine, etc., only £34 jer atrej ' Terms, £IBOO cash. FIRST TO BrapECT WILL BOT. . NO^.—We hare opened offices in ! "jn. If in Waikato call on our if, Mr. Woolven, .who has a thor;h knowledge of indues, and can save •Odfes time inspecting properties. , LEWIS & CO. WANGANTJI OR HAMILTON- • NELSON & PATERSON HAMILTON. , Bettley's Buildings, Victoria Street, *Phone Office 777 Private 35; fiOi ACRES, flat to undulating, all . in grass and crop; will milk 120 cows. Owner is milking for the GLAXO factory, thjg means a return of £3OOO for butter-fat taking the lo*' average of £25 per cow. Property is beautifully situated just off the main Hinuera Valley road, only 5 miles from Matamats and 1$ miles from Jlinuera Valley station; house of 7 rooms, built on a nice rise and commanding lovely views of surrounding country; there is every modern convenience, nice garden and an ideal home in every respect; splendid range of outbuildings, including' large cowshed with concrete floor and yards, 5cow Treloar milking plant and engine complete, man's room, stables, implement shed, calf house, pig styes and bam. The. property- lies well to the Mn, and carries a splendid sole ot grass; 'the paddocks are one mass of cocksfoot. There is a long road frontage of' nearly 2 miles, and property would subdivide into small areas at very little expense. Owner is prepared to sell as a going concern, which WOtlld, include 100 cows, motor waggon, hone waggon, all classes of implements. Price for land, including Bilking plant, £56 per acre; terms arranged. This is "the cheapest property within Glaxo area that we know of and we sjrongly recommend to a man looking for a place that can be worked at a rejri good .profit. The capital value is £IB,COO,' the returns from cows cannot ■be less than £3OOO and should be neater- £4OOO. This means a very handsale profit. - A speculator could tut into 50 acre farms and make a very rieh profit. We are sole agents for ♦his property and advise you to make early arrangements to inspect. Owner is prepared to(make easy terms to a food mas-