pHE QHEAPEST JJOME EVER OFFERED FOR SALE. HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS AND i-ACRE. pRICE £lB5. This is not a tumble-down house, it was thoroughly renovated about a year ago, • all the interior painted and re-papered, and the exterior received two coats of paint, including the roof. There are 5 good-sized living rooms, with range and two open fireplaces, hall, balhrom, electric light everywhere, borough water and sewerage. Hudson copper and fixed tubs, water laid on. Section well hedged and sheltered. Only 3 minutes from Eltham’s main street. It is being given away at £lB5, and the total yearly cost to a buyer for interest, rates and insurance would be only £lB, equal to 6/6 per week. Would let readily at 16/- per week, which shows a return of over twenty per cent, on the purchase prb’. Why continue to pay £1 or more away in rent every week when you can own your own home at such a low cost. Sole Agents. STRAIGHT LEASE - 185 ACRES. RENT £1 15s PER ACRE, including Machines and Shares. pERM of Lease two years and eleven months, rental payable half-yearly in advance. No goodwill. Tenant will get first chance of a fresh lease. Situated in the Kaponga district, about It miles from factory, school, stores, etc. Use of machines, water power and factory shares given in free of extra cost. Carrying capacity 55 to 60 cows. Two stacks of hay and 7 acres of Chou Mollier. About 100 acres stumped, ten paddocks, plenty of water. House of 6 rooms and usual farm outbuildings, Owner will allow £25 a year for slag providing tenant supplies equal quantity of manure. Possession Ist August, 1929. W. H. & A. Real Estate Agents, ELTHAM . • TARANAKI. ’Phones: Office 16; Residence 134. Members of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (Incorporated).
FOR SALE. t ACRES and House, outside borough. Reduced to £1250, Will exchange for town house. ACRES and Good House, with all conveniences. Will exchange for suburban section. Price, £l2OO. Equity £3OO. ACRES, going concern. 5-Roomed House, town water supply and electric light, etc. Part leasehold. Close to borough. Good cutting-up proposition. 9 cows, 31 sheep, etc. Price £1435. Cash £5OO. .FARMERS’ CO-OP NEW PLYMOUTH AND BRANCHES, ’Phone 507. Land Salesman: E. L. Mason, ’Phone 1303.
£5OO. FARMERS’ CO-OP NEW PLYMOUTH AND BRANCHES, ’Phone 507. Land Salesman: E. L. Mason, ’Phone 1303. SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING. SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING. 95 g ACRES (920 Freehold, 32 Lease hold), about 818 acres in grass, balance bush. There are 150 acres of rich river flats, and the balance mostly undulating country. When stumped, 500 acres will be ploughable. Sub-divided into IF paddocks (8 miles of fencing) all good. Well watered. Last winter carried 700 breeding ewes, 500 hoggets, 32 rams, 120 heavy bullocks, 120 run cattle (cows and steers, etc.), and 7 horses. BUILDINGS comprise 4-Roomed House, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, man’s whare, motor garage. Woolshed 40 x 45, night pens, 400 sheep, 5 sets sheep yards, dip and draining pans. Insurances £1320. Rates £66 10/*. Price £l2 10/- per acre. First Mortgage £3500 State Advances. Terms, £2OOO cash. NOTE.—This is a genuinely good proposition. It is situated North of New Plymouth on good metalled road, and is just over a mile from the Coast. Road runs through property. It will sub-divide well. L A. NOLAN & 00. 9 AUCTIONEERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Devon Street, New Plymouth. FOR SALE. Home and Farm of 100 acres in < Stratford County, besides having a < lovely home, it will pay you well if you < loo’- at this farm, you will buy. Come and ] see mo (Sole Agent). < CHOP to Lei, £3 5/- per week. CAMPBELL JACKSON (Stratford). I c
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1929, Page 15
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