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Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1931, Page 16

NEW PLYMOUTH BUNGALOWS EASY TERMS. FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW—AII conveniences under one roof. Concrete paths, lawn. Freehold section. Handy position. Price_ £B75 —with £175 cash. Long term Government Mortgage for balance. FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW — Nice rooms, all conveniences under one roof. Freehold section. Cheap at £B25 —with £B5 cash. Long term Government Mortgage for balance. SIX-ROOMED Kauri House, right in town. Freehold section. £650. Cheap. If buying or selling property, see—• J. R. H ILL 4 S ON ’ Corner EGMONT & ARIKI STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH. CHEAP WAITARA PROPERTIES. J/ OUR-ROOMED House and conveniences, j-acre freehold section. Price reduced to £420. IX-ROOMED good .residential property, conveniences, garage, etc., on i-acre freehold. £6OO. Terms arranged QUARTER-ACRE Freehold Section, level and close to everything. £55. Q.EO. gIRD, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, ’Phone 163. 'P.O. Box 43. i WAITARA. HANDY TO NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 20 ACRES, 5-roomed bungalow, large cowshed, implement and hay sheds, 4-cow milking, plant, 50 choice cows, 18 good yearling heifers, 3 horses and bull, nearly 14,000 fat taken last year. Hay, ensilage and swedes. This is a very cheap property. Price only £33, as going concern. Exceptional terms to good man. J. SUTHERLAND, DEVON STREET, (£ata Prior & Co.) ’Phone 749. CHEAP WAIKATO FARM. 125 ACRES. Land Transfer. 94 acres in good grass. Balance tea-tree. Sub-divided into 8 paddocks and watered by windmills. Carrying 42 cows, bull, 3 horses and pigs. Good House of 4 rooms, sleeping porch and all conveniences. 6-bail cowshed with 3-cow plant installed. Implement shed, etc. School 1 mile, Railway tation 6 miles, Hamilton 10 miles. Government Mortgage £1750. Price £27 10/er acre. Deposit £5OO, or £32 10/- per acre as Going Concern. Deposit £BOO. J QILBERT & 00., RAILWAY BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. Stand the Season at . Normanby. TO. — L-WLb* 4 The Blood Stallion SANDSTAR < NO - 18 >- (By Sands of the Orient—Mary Heaton). Sandstar is a beautiful bay, 16.2 hands high, with good temper and constitution. During his short stay on the turf, he was a successful performer. He descends from a most successful English family. His progeny show great promise, and point to his becoming a great sire and a sure foalgetter. TERMS: 12 guineas per mare, payable on January 1, 1932. Mares from a distance met at Normanby Railway Station. Paddocking, 5/- per week. All care but no responsibility. For cards and further particulars—:’ J. BRYANT, Normanby. BOBBY CALVES PATEA FARMERS’ CO-OP. FREEZING CO., LTD. Collecting Days: Mondays and Fridays. For further information apply t* any of the Company’s Buyers or Collectors.