L . LAND FOR SALE. _____ lik'jr 344 ACRES urenui district. CTVFTTR FARM comprises 196 acres Freehold and 148 acres Leasehold (the lease has 21 years to run at an annual rental of £52). It is now carrying 96 cows, 4 bulls, 340 sheep, 30 calves and 5 horses. There are 100 acres of flat land and the balance is undulating. It is subdivided into 18 paddocks. The house is a good 5-roomed dwelling and there are a good' detached washhouse, motor shed, manure shed, 4-bail cowshed, fowl-house, etc. All these buildings are in good order. Rates £2O per annum. * PRICE* only £l2 per acre for the Freehold, and the deposit asked is as low as £7OO. . This farm is being quoted owing to the age of, the owner, who desires a smaller property. NEWTON KING- LIMITED, ALL BRANCHES. . TARANAKI FARMS. TWO GOOD GOING CONCERNS—NEITHER FARM ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY PRESENT DRY SPELL. f . I IRA ACRES handy, to Hawera. Nearly all level. Excellently grassed.-:Necessary OV biddings Should easily average 10,000 lbs. butterfat. Can be acquired as a eoine concern with really good herd of 28 cows and 2 heifers, implements, crops etc price” equivalent to 42/- per acre for the land. An excellent opportunity for anyone with not less than £5OO ready cash to secure a iKAA ACRES partially improved, about 50 still in standing bush. Three years OW i ease a t £2OO a year with optional purchasing class at £B. Full trange of buildings, electricity. £l2socash will secure as a complete going concern, including 90 cows, 30 heifers, 4 horses, 7 sows, 6 cow nlant, waterpower, hay, crons and a whole lot of implements and sundries, present l5O cows, and capable very considerable development. All iSTeasy country. About 100 acres have already been under the plough Great proposition for man with family. * ■ . L FARMERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY, i The Pick of Mangatoki; A Choice Farm of 60 Acres. WE have inspected this property and can confidently state that it is a really i’’ good one. All dead level, a motor-car can be driven all over it. All the fences including sub-divisional ones, are well-grown live ones. 14 paddocks, watered by one stream and several concrete troughs, good pasture, no ragwort, capacity 35 cows easily. Good 6-roomed dwelling, electric light, first-class concreted shed and yard, 3-cow plant, motor and rotary pump. Complete range of outbuildings. PRICE £55 PER ACRE. Terms £lOOO cash, balance on long term Government mortgage at 5 per cent. , | W. H. & A. M C GARRY, BBAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, Taranaki. ’Phones: Office 13, Residence 134. ■ '■ r— •” ““ ■ ” ~ “THE BARGAIN OF THE YEAR”-67 acres, partly improved, going concern A £BOO. Deposit £2OO. Good level land in splendid district. Buildings com©rise new 2-roomed cottage, cow .shed and separator room. Stock 7 milkers, 1 bull, 3 yearlings, 1 horse, 1 sow, usual accessories. About 20 acres in fair grass, balance in rough feed and ti tree. We consider that about £lOO judiciously spent ©n this property at the moment would convert it into a 20 to 30 cow farm by ithe spring. '/ / ■ HUNTLY LAND AGENCY - - HUNTLY, ’Phone 81M. TT’XCHANGE, Tauranga, very fine residence and 3 acres, offered for New Plyi mouth house. This is a rare chance. R. G. CRAMER-ROBERTS, Estate Agent, Tauranga. SALESMAN: MR. P. G. BUDD (Late of Hawera).
.PIGS! PIGS’ PATEA FREEZING WORKS - BUYER FOR: Hawera, Eltham, Manaia, Opunake, Kaponga, Mokoia and Manutahi districts. J. F. CRAWFORD, ’phone 2602, Hawera. ■ CARRIERS: W. J. BUTLER, ’phone 2474, Hawera. W. BLAIR, ’phone 29218, Okaiawa. A. BALDWIN, 'phone 71, Manaia. C. V. CLEGG, ’phone 111, Opunake. A. W. SKEVINGTON, Pihama, Oeo and To Kiri districts. R. E. WILLIAMS, ’phone 17, Kaponga. H. CLERKE, ’phone 29260, Mokoia. WIT GOWER, ’phone 137, Eltham. RECEIVING DAYS: Hawera.—Every Monday. Kapuni.—Every Wednesday. Opunake.—By arrangement. Eltham.—Every Wednesday. I BUYER FOR: ' South of Manutahi to Wanganui. C. WEBSTER,.'phone 115, Wayerley. CARRIERS: W. HURLEY, ’phone 6S, Waitotara. W. C. GLENNY LTD., ’phone 90, Patea. R. S. HOW, 'phone 86, Waverley. FAT STOCK BUYERS: GEO. ASHTON, ’phone 128 M, Inglewood. H. GOOD, ’phone 590, Stratford.’ F. MONAGHAN, ’phone 2070, Hawera. S. McRAE, 'phone 45, Patea. S. SNUSCHALL, ’phone 148, Waverley. W. SCOTT, ’phone 28, Urenui; Urenui and surroundings. WORKS ’PHONE, 29M PATEA. TRACTOR OWNERS — Say — ' MORE POWER, EASIER STARTING - With — ' . NEW ZEALAND POWER KEROSENE. SUPPORT . LOCAL INDUSTRY. N Z O IL R EFIKERIES L 7O " MOTUROA, NEW PLYMOUTH. I
FOKKERS! BACONERS! CHOPPERS! ' ■. f rpHE INGLEWOOD CO-OP. BACON f ' CURING CO., LTD., will receive all classes of pigs from both shareholders ■and • non-shareholders at HIGHEST SCHEDULE PRICES. Agents and Car;liers are as follows;— ■>
JUokau, Tongaporutu.—Carriers: Messrs. • Warren aid Treweek. Ahititi.-—Carrier: Mr. Isaac Johnson. i (Uruti, Urenui, Okoke, Pukearuhe to Waitara.—Carriers: L. A. Chatterton. Agent for all above area: S. J. Sut- - ton, Waitara. Agent and all carriers on telephone, and usual col- | lecting days are now altered to '< every Tuesday. fOakura, Omata, Carrington to Kent 1 Roads, Bell Block, Tarurutangi and f Hillsborough. Agent: Mr. Joe Lobb, ( Westown. Carrier: Mr. E. Spence, f Omata. Both on telephone. Collec- [ tioh by arrangement -Brixton, Huirangi, Lepperton.—Agents: S. J. Sutton, Waitara, or A. Bublitz, Inglewpqd. Carriers: Stratford Motf ors, Inglewood, or L. A. Chatterton, i' . Waitara. Inglewood,- Egmont Lepperton, Kaimata, Tarata, Purangi, RatapikQ, Tariki.—Carriers: A. G. Skellern, Tarata, R- Hurlstone, Egmont Village, and Stratford Motors, Inglewood. Agent: ,A. Bublitz, Inglewood. All on telephone. Collecting Wednesday and Tuesdays by ar- [ rangement 'Waipuku, Midhirst, Toko, Stratford ! South to Climie Road.—Agent: Mr. t C. Till. Carriers: Stratford Carrying Co. Both on telephone. Collection by arrangement. Douglas, Huiroa, Te Wera to Kohura- ’ tahi.—Agent: C. J. Coulton, on } ’phone, Strathmore. Collection by j arrangement } Further particulars on request from 'Company’s office, ’phone 12, Inglewood.
i; j f pLYMOUTH gAVINGS '■ JJANK (Established 1850). SAVINGS MADE EASY. i Save your small change in your own home in one of our NEW HOME SAFES. Once the coin is in the box it cannot be taken out until the box is unlocked. ; A splendid opportunity to inculcate thrift in the family. Come in and see a box opened. G. E. DINNISS, Manager. BEST PRICES! PROMPT PAYMENT! Porkers, baconers, choppers. J C ~FT uti ' 0N <NZ - ) » LTDeltham.' ’Phone 55, Eltham. Buyer: J. Ramsay, ’Phone 101 M. HAWERA DISTRICT. Buyer: K- McNae, Eltham. Carrier: Hardley and Butler, ’Phone s - 2474 Hawera. PIHAMA, OTAKEHO. MAN Al A, OKAIAWA. Buye?: H. Poulsen, Okaiawa) Carrier: A. G. Robertson, Okaiawa, ’Plnne 29279, Hawera. OPUNAKE TO OKATO. Buyer: R. Inder, at ’Phone 18, Rahotu. Carrier: Motors, ’Phone.3o, Opunake. Buyer: From Opunake to Otakeho, B. Hickey, ’phone 30, Opunake. < ALFA-LAVAL THE "ACE” OF ALL SEPARATORS. ■' EDGAR DOUCH, Taranaki Representative. ’Phone 1377, Box 168. NEW PLYMOUTH.
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