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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1924, Page 6

LAND FOR SALE FOR SALE A GOING CONCERN READY TO THE COMING BEASON WITH UNDES THE BEST OF CONDITIONS. QX ACRES absolutely free from weedfj * all rich loam and handy to every* where and everything. Will make an ideal stud farm or milk walk. Very reason* able terms can be arranged to a satisfactory farmer. Has carried 52 head right through winter. Included in the above offer are 31 cows, 8. heifers, 2 bulls, 6 heifer calves, 3 ifarm horses, 2 P.B. 7 breeding sows, milk cart, harness, plough, buckets, pig trough, etc. Of the cows, 2q have calved and the balance will shortly' do so. Good home apd farm buildings, Price £B5 per acre. £BO without the stock, FOR SALE, LEASE, OR WILLING TQ LET TO SHAREMILKER WITH HIS OWN COWS. JJETWEEN 80 and 90 acres South Tara« naki, close to 4 factories, school, P.O, and railway. Will carry 37 to 40 oow< right away. Good home and all necessary farm building*. Price £47 per acre. Rent) £3 per acre, or half shares provided owil cows supplied by purchaser. Either of the above farms are worth iw) specting, and have only come pon the stag* ket for the first time this week. ARTHUR B. GIBSON LAND AGENT, Corner King and Egmont Streets, New Plymouth. UNENCUMBERED. 1300 ACRES Native lease, rsnt 2a. per acre, 1200 acres in grauj carrying 2000 sheep, 100 cattle. Good house and buildings. Cheap at £6 pef acre. Situated on Wanganui River. 450 ACRES in Southern Hawke's Bay, all clean fattening country o| dairying, close to town on Main Road, Price £3O per acre. Equity £lO,OOO. Owner will exchange these two proper* ties for large sheep run. Send us particulars of your properiri either for sale or exchange.

JJUSBAND AND 00. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. SECTIONS! SECTIONS! ONLY 12 LEFT. J HAVE 12 real good level sections left. They are in good positions and are for sale on exceptionally easy terms. Enquire early. Also: House property in Wanganui and Eltham for exchange for New Ply* mouth property. J)ODUNSKT LAND AGENT, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. ’Phone 551. SALEABLE FARMS. 100 ACRES, five miles New Plymouth, all in grass and a few acres shelter bush, well watered and subdivided, handy school, factory, etc. Lovely new home of five rooms and conveniences, good cowshed (concrete floor). Price £3l per acre, £5OO cash. Make an “ideal milk run.” ACRES on main metalled road, handy to school, etc., carrying 21 cows, 6 heifers, 2 horses. Five-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Cheap at £lB6O, witU £BOO cash. J. R. H ILLi S 0N Thone: Office, 711; Rm., 851. Corner of Brougham i St. Aubyn Streets.

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O LD PRIENDS AND Having taken over the GROSVENOR HOTEL, New Plymouth, Customers can rely upon the same courtesy and attention received in the past. Always on tap— SPEIGHTS! SPEIGHTS! SPEIGHTS! T. GARDINER Proprietor. (Late of Waitara). URGENT TO LET—One exceptional large B I new shop right in the centre of ■ Broadway, low rent to * good man. Write ■ or call at once. Also smaller shop at ■ lower rental, possession in four or five 1 weeks for these shops. Apply— I