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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1923, Page 10

LAND FOR SALE. JEW PROPOSITIONS. JQ ACRES and seven-roomed house 3i miles from New Plymouth, to be leased for one, two or three years at 35/weekly to good people. Rent three months in advance and immediate possession. JJALF-ACRE New Plymouth, beautifully situated, excellent house, immediate possession, and a straight-out reduction in price of £7OO to bring price to £l5OO. This is an ideal retired farmer’s home, and must be seen to be appreciated. ACRES freehold, four-roomed house and great land; would milk 12 cows. Cheap at £l4OO. 100 carrying 36 cows, 8 18-month heifers, 2 bulls, 3 horses and weaners. Owner will exchange for good grating country. Equity on land of £2OOO. Give me full details of your property, it does not matter what district, so long as it is accessible country. 105 ACRES going concern at £3O per acre, with 33 dairy cows, machines, machinery, horses etc. Owner would take a small place in exchange. Equity of £l6OO. C. R. FAIRBROTHER . LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ' ST. AUBYN STREET, Jt NEW PLYMOUTH. f Thones 708 (Office), 183 (House). i - NOTE.—My new address is St. Aubyn* Street, New Plymouth, in premises occupied by F, H. Robertson and Co., and F. Ek OrbelL

gOME OF MY G IFTS - fifT IN EARLY AND SECURE THEM TO AVOID THE BIG RUSH THAT IS SURE TO COME. For Exchange: JjptLREE Acres > & tip-top section of freehold land in the best part of Stratford, with a beautiful home of seven rooms, with every convenience, motor garage, cow shed, and good out-buildings, concrete paths. Too large for the present vendor; will exchange for small place of about a quarter of an acre. I can recommend this lovely home at the price and terms. 130 ACRES, a first-class freehold dairy farm, close to school, factory and P.O. and railway station, on good metalled road, good house of seven rooms, pantry, scullery, washhouse and bathroom, good concreted cowshed. Will carry 50 cows and do them well. Price £45 per acre, on good terms, or will exchange for gmall farm from 30 acres to 60 acres. M. MCDONALD, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. •Phone Office 152. Private 74. jyXJK! £lOOO FOR BUTTER-FAT LAST YEAR AT Is 6d LB. gQ ACRES produced over 13,0001 b but-ter-fat last year. We have for sale the above nice little farm of 80 acres all fiat, good grass, well watered. Carrying about 40 cows. Good buildings. Handy to everything. Price £6l per acre. Terms £l2OO down. Receipt of above returns shown to buyers. LEWIS & CO: HAMILTON.

OHEAP FARMS. JUST over 100 acres in good district, handy to railway, factory and school. Good 5-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry 40 cows and the price is £46 per acre. £4OO cash wanted. Or will sell as going concern at £5O. £l6 PER ACRE. 267 acres on good road 1 mile from school. 6roomed House, milking and implement ibeds. Cash wanted £BOO. gTAYLOR AND ROBERT*. INGLEWOOD. Box 22. ’Phone 55. rpHE 'TARANAKI JNVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION, LIMITED. Directors: Messrs. J B. Richards (Chairman), W. P. Kirkwood. E. Marfell, Alar Good, H. G. Gibson, R. Dingle, S. Macalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits accepted at following rates:— INTERESTS ON DEPOSITS. Call . - • 4 per cent. D°nn«it for rix months .. 44 per cent. Deposit for 12 months .. 5 per cent. Deposit for 24 months .. 5J per cent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Stratford. Box 83. Thon* 125 Egmont ChaoibeM, Fenton Street, PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. TO THE INGLEWOOD PUBLIC. T HAVE commenced a Painting and Paperhanging business in Inglewood, and wish to intimate that I am prepared to undertake any class of work in those lines in town or district. No job need be too large or too small, or to far away. I have a fine of wall papers to choose from. Look me up in Rata Street. Yours for business, JMCEJITr J