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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1929, Page 19

LAND FOR SALE. TO LEASE. ACRES, together with nice 6-roomed Bungalow, all modern conveniences, cowshed, large fowl houses and outbuildings. The land is clean and well grassed. Will carry 3 cows Will Lease, Sell, or Exchange. A GREAT CHANCE. DAIRY FARM. 100 AQRES Freehold Land, of exceptional value. Sub-divided into 16 paddocks. Carrying .45 cows. 6-roomed House, cowshed, all necessary outbuildings. Factory arid school handy. Main tar-sealed road.. Very cheap at £3O per acre. £lOOO cash. Advance to Settlers’ Mortgage. BUY THIS AND MAKE MONEY. E. JACKSON & SON, VALUER & COMMISSION AGENT, J BROUGHAM STREET (next Hannah’s), J New Plymouth. 'Phone: Office 688; Home 575. Box 39. ;i A CHOICE FARM. . K/Jl ACRES, fenced and sub-divided. Close to New Plymouth. Fiveroomed House, modem conveniences. Running 25 cows, 10 yearlings, 1 bull, horse, pigs, etc. Factory 'adjoining property. Good water supply. Freehold. Can easily milk 30 cows- Only. £7OO cash necesssary. To see this is to Buy, Stock at valuation if required. See—

S. HARTNELL & CO. •‘The Live Estate Agents,” ' CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. !i If you are Buying or Selling, See Us. TWO MINUTES’ WALK FROM P.O. POR Sale or Lease, House .of 5 Rooms, bathroom and scullery, hot and cold water. Good corner section. A snip at £750. Must be sold or let, vendor leaving the district. A small deposit will make you a freeholder. M. , REAL ESTATE AGENT, Taranaki Daily News Buildings, Stratford. .' ! <’Piiones 552 (Office), 574 (Home). P.O. Box 148, Stratford. ‘ FO R SAL E. K-ROOMED Bungalow, with every convenience. Sheltered section. Hedged, stone wall, lawn, garden, and fruit trees. Best position, Dartmoor. Government mortgage.. Price, £l2OO. M“ Y . Farms, Farm lets, Houses, and Sections. FARMERS’ CO-OP NEW PLYMOUTH AND BRANCHES, ’Phone 507, Land Salesman: E., L. Mason,, ' ’Phone 1303.

FOR SALE. piVE-ROOMED JgUNGALOW ■ AH 'Conveniences. MOTOR GARAGE. MOTOR GARAGE. FREEHOLD SECTION, CHEAP AT £950, WITH £250 CASH. See—.

J. R. H ILL 4 S ONi Comer EGMONT 4 ARIKI STREETS, New Plymouth. SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING. ggg ACRES (92b Freehold, 32 Leasehold), about 818 acres in grass, balance bush. There are 150 acres rich river flats, and the balance mostly undulating country. When stumped, 500 acres will be ploughable. Sub-divided into 15 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 for 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 Road runs through property, It will sub-divide well. Present owner took property up over 20 years ago, and has effected all improvements. L A. NOLAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Devon Street, New Plymouth. •— ■ — FOR SALE. WELL appointed Residence of 7 ’ rooms and out-buildings, all con- • - : ences >n if-acre. Freehold. Suit retired Farmer. Price £BOO. Cheap. 101 ACRES. All level, divided 8 pad docks. Close to everything. Buildings are: House of 7 rooms and conveni ences, 2-bail shed, barn and concrete dairy. Estimated carrying capacity, 8 cows. Price, £1650 for the property, including part of the stock and separator. About £BOO required. G EO. B IRD, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, WAIT AR A. Box 43. .’Ph< ne 163.