LAND FOR SALL OFFERED AT MARKET VALUE, MIXED FARM AS GOING CONCERN. 10 A ACRES FREEHOLD, adjoining township, and within half-mile of Factory. Comprising 70 Acres heavy rich river flats and balance undulating to mostly hilly. Sub-divided by mostly sheep-proof fences, and well watered by stream. Stock includes 36 dairy cows, 6 empty sound cows, 6 empty heifers, 16 yearlings, and 1 horse. Implements include complete 3-cow Gane plant, Anderson engine, Alfa Laval separator, disc and tripod harrows, spring cart and harness, sledge, stumping jack, factory shares and sundries. Buildings comprise 7-roomed House in fair ordei, 6-ba? concreted cowshed, and implement shea. Subject to a Returned Soldiers’ Loan of £l6OO. PRICE: £27 PER ACRE, including stock, plant and implements. NOTE. —This herd has averaged over 3001bs butter-fat, factory returns, and the owner’s sole reason for selling is that he p eposes to leave New Zealand. NEWTON KING, LIMITED, (Members Real Estate Institute of N.Z.) NEW PL i MOUTH. ’PHONES: Office, 20; F. H. Barnitt, 469; T. H. Baker, 864. GRAZING COUNTRY. 500 ACRES (approximately) Freehold. Situated 12 miles from New Plymouth, on metalled road. About 200 Acres feiied and grassed, balance bush. Easy country. Well sheltered, and lying well to sun. Good water. Ring fenced. Small house. Very suitable young man used to bush land. Price, £2 per acre, with very easy terms. BEACH FARM. XST ACRES, Freehold, all in grass. Long sea frontage. This is an exceptionally good piece of land, a rich sandy loam carrying a splendid pasture. With exception of one short gully, the land is flat. It is well sheltered from both south and west winds, and is very warm lying country. Watered by pump, creek, and ram. Carrying 92 Cows, 18 2-year heifers, 25 weaners, 2 bulls, and horses. Factory on property, school opposite. Price £52 10/-. Terms arranged. We strongly recommend this. It can be made to carry considerably over 100 cows. A CHEAP HOME. 0 ACRES, title Education Lease. Present term expires 1944, but there are perpetually recuring rights of renewal every 21 years. Rental £2B per annum. Situated on Carrington Road, within few mintes of centre of town. Will subdivide. Good 6-roomed dwelling. Price reduced to £lO5O for quick sale. 1. 1. NOLAN & 00., AUCTIONEERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Devon Street, New Plymouth.
Dairy farmers should feed their calves in bails —it produces gentleness and animal trust in the human, and prepares the calf for her duties ns a cow. It prevents sucking, which is a habit inimical to thrift, and prevents the rough treatment to mob-feeding, and the horrors of tho communal milk trough. “Tui” calfmeal is the most nourishing food, e
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1929, Page 15
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