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Taranaki Daily News, 12 November 1934, Page 14

»— LAND FOR SALE. £lO PER WEEK CLEAR PROFIT. tea and luncheon rooms and home cookery. rnmq business is in one of the most progressive towns in the North Island and I™ situated on the Auckland-Wellington Main Highway. Hl health compels the owner to sacrifice at the low price of £4OO AS A GOING C ° NCE *?L Mce includes electric stove, electric baker’s oven electric pastry m xer, • nlpetric egg-beater, scales, cabinet gramophone, first-grade crockery and cutlery, finS cooking Utensils, groceries, confectionery fittings, etc., and sundries Utl tn mention Seating accommodation for 70 persons. AVERAGE TURNOVER £35 PER WEEK (books open for inspection). Lease of P hts thSe years to go (and is,renewable for a further five years) at £2/ Sie P first V gtnuine° buyer to inspect cannot help but buy. ApplyNEWTON KING, LIMITED, ALL BRANCHES. ; INGLEWOOD FARM WANTED ATORTH Taranaki resident, owner of two acres and good bungalow, Hawera N suburban, practically unencumbered, equity approximately £lOOO is open to exchange for small farm in the vicinity of Inglewood or Kaimata. As an alterna tive he may consider exchange for house in Inglewood or New Plymouth. Full particulars on application to— FARMERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY, ALL BRANCHES. (10-H-2o). LOW DEPOSIT OF £5O. RUNS 2 COWS. TWO ACRES & HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. twelve shillings weekly covers interest, rates & insurance. rpwO ACRES of level land, no creeks, borough water laid on. Very large fron T age situated, bandy to Bitham town and school. Good co—--5 roomed dwelling, porcelain bath, scullery sink, coal range, two open fi/eplace ' trough sewerage, electric light. Wash-house, copper and tubs, cowshed, 'he PRICE £450. Terms, £5O deposit, balance of purchase money on the easiest of terms at 5j per cent. W. H. & A. M C GARRY, real ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, Taranaki. Phones: Office 13, Residence 134. FOR ALL CLASSES OF BAY OF PLENTY PROPERTY. R. G, CRAMER-ROBERTS, Estate Agent, Tauranga. SALESMAN: MR. P. G. BUDD (Late of Hawera). A DEPOSIT, 67 acres rich unimproved flats, only £330. Two years’ free interest. Vendor will grass 10 acres free of cost. Conveniently situated m the Waikato. Metal road frontage. Freehold property. Why worry about low butter-fat prices, with land at this price. HUNTLY LAND AGENCY - - HUNTLY, ’Phone SIM.

“NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!” WE offer you a real good five-roomed bungalow, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold water, built-in wardrobes and cupboards, electric range, in fact every modem convenience. Freehold section handy to beach. A good place for the money. £775. £2OO cash, balance Government mortgage. If Buying or Selling property SEE— H ILL ’ CNR. EGMONT & ARIKI STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH. . r>M>i i» CHOICE WAIKATO FARM. ONLY £24 PER ACRE AS GOING CONCERN. 1 ACRES, with 70 cows, 5 heifers, 22 yearlings, 2 bulls, 3 horses, and pigs. Full range implements, milking plant, electricity, 6-roomed Bungalow. Full range sheds, etc. Price only £24 as going concern. Terms. Government mortgage £lB3O. The bargain of the year. T SUTHERLAND, (F.R.EJ.N.Z.), DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Late Prior and Co.) ’Phone 749. GOOD PAPA COUNTRY. 1 ACRES, freehold (about 1275 ild'll acres grass, 12 acres, crops, 60 acres scrub and fem); of this area about 700 acres are ploughable; 14 paddocks, well watered. Stock: 1300 ewes, 840 dry sheep, 213 cattle. Buildings: Cottage of 5 rooms, large woolshed, implement shed, cowshed. Situated 5 miles from town, school 200 yards, cream collected. Good road. Price £8 per acre. This is really strong country, and the carrying capacity can be materially increased. Owner is an invalid and the property must be sold. L. A. N OLAN * o°’ NEW PLYMOUTH. , , — — THERE IS MONEY IN A MILK RUN. I Z? ACRES, choice farmlet, together with all stock, implements and utensils required; 5-roomed bungalow, all conveniences, all necessary outbuildings. Price £lBOO, with £5OO cash. A great chance. Q ROOMS, lovely home in New Ply- ** mouth. The last thing in comfort and conveniences. One minute from centre of town. To see is to buy.

E. JACKSON & SON, AGENTS - NEW PLYMOUTH. F'" .... ' rpO travel the coast- -*■ al district motor from Oakura to South of Opunake. The beautiful big upstanding black Clydesdale Stallion— .111 lg> COWAN HERO by Cowden Pearl (imp.); dam, Flower GirL Cowden Pearl was a great show champion in Scotland. Flower Girl, unbeaten champion in her time. a** This well-bred stallion is a worthy successor to Epinard. Terms: £4/4/- cash. APPIy OTTO BEU, Okato. * ’Phone 23D. YEARLINGS. ■M’OTE: Farmers who had their yearlings done by W. Robinson all agree that it is the ideal age at which to dehorn. Numerous testimonials. Guarantee that they will not grow fraction of horn. Write above, Kaimiro, Inglewood. Herds, yearlings and springers, Is; bulls, 2s. Portable bail. Everything necessary. Saw used.