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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1935, Page 12

LAND FOR SALE. 80 ACRES FREEHOLD qpOGETHER with 44 cows, 4 Weaners, 2 Horses, pßull, 5 Sows, 2-cow Treloar Milking Plant, Mower, Harrows, Discs, Plough, Dray, Hamess, Topdresser, etc. A good farm situated only seven miles from a large town and handy to main road. All in good English grasses. Buildings consist of modem 4_roomed bungalow, electric light, wash-house, garage, piggeries, and 4-bail up-to-date concrete cowshed. Past season’s returns 11,500 butter-fat. NOTE: The price is only £35 PER ACRE as a GOING CONCERN with a very small cash deposit of £650. Balance arranged at 5 per cent. Apply sharp—this is good buying. Immediate possession can be given. NEWTON KING, LIMITED, ALL BRANCHES. GOOD CLEAN SHEEP FARM HANDY SIZE — CLOSE TO HAWERA. , / 04 AA ACRES freehold. Good open country, large proportion flat to undulating. Wen watered and well fenced. Rates £22. Wintered 620 breeding ewes, 110 hoggets and 140 head grown cattle. With little top-dressing will comfortably parry j ewes to the acre. Good 4-roomed house, stable and cowshed. Owner leaving district and has reduced his price from £l5 to £l3 per acre with cash over ' Government Mortgage of £3500. Possession March lor as arranged. Stock (extra good) optional at valuation. For arrangements to inspect apply to the AgentsFARMERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, HAWERA. , (15-H-500) BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS, ELTHAM ARA DEPOSIT. Quarter acre, compact bungalow, reception hall, two bedrooms, sitting room, breakfast room, kitchenette, sleeping porch, bathroom, porcelain bath, basin, linen-press, built in. Wardrobes, range, two open fireplaces, sink, lavatory, copper and tubs. Borough water and sewerage. ‘ PRICE: £690. £5O Cash. Balance on table mortgage for 16 years. W. H. & A. M C GARRY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, Taranaki. ’Phones: Office 13, Residence 134. 50 ACRES! — CHOICE ONE-MAN FARM — 50 ACRES! TTTe have been instructed by- the owner, owing to ill-health, to sell one of the best small farms in the Hawera district. Situated handy to school, factory, poet office and Hawera. Land is all practically level and is sown down in best of English pastures, with two acres of lucerne. Beautifully sheltered with boxthom hedges, and has permanent water supply. New 5-roomed house, man’s room,. garage. large cowshed and outbuildings. This property will easily carry 35 dairy, cows and other stock. We have inspected the property and can thoroughly recommend it at the PRICE, £6O PER ACRE. Terms can be arranged to suit. J. B. LAURENSON & CO., Thone 2660. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HAWERA. POING 162 ACRES FREEHOLD, with good 7-roomed house, hot and cold water, electric light, good cowshed with concrete extending over large yard; 20 paddocks level and well grassed, sufficient hay and ensilage and roots, including 70 cows and full range of farm implements. Owing to labour conditions, has carried 100 sheep and young cattles besides. • Price is £5200, with £lOOO down, balance on mortgage. This is a bargain 2-man farm. Close to ' school and ■factory on metal road. W. H. H. YOUNG, Real Estate Agent, STRATFORD. TAURANGA—A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. rpHTRTY acres good land, partly planted oranges, lemons and passion fruit, balance rich flats. Modem residence, all electric, launch can be kept at landing on property, 4 miles by good road from town. Owner will sacrifice £lOOO below cost. Price £2OOO, half cash required. ARTHUR J. HARDING, Land and Estate Agent, Devonport Bead, TAUEANGA. 1 1 QJL ACRES freehold, 7 miles from New Plymouth, almost all flat, 108 acres grass, balance bush; 8 paddocks, water stream and creeks. 45 cows, 2 bulls, 2 horses, young stock; 6-roomed house, cowshed, cart-shed; First mortgage £l5OO at 5 per cent. Price £26 per acre with £4OO cash. 1 dLfi ACRES freehold, 4 miles from New Plymouth, practically all in grass, all level to gently undulating except about. 20 acres; 12 paddocks, mostly sheep-proof. Water from stream and dam. Carrying 40 cows and some heifers and 80 sheep; 5-roomed house, cowshed and machines. Price £2250, first mortgage (State Advances) £1832, equity £720 cash. L. A. NOLAN & CO., DEVON STREET :: NEW PLYMOUTH. £»Q ACRES partly improved rich drained swamp; 2-roomed cottage, new, and 2-bail cowshed and separator room. Freehold property. Total price £6OO. Deposit £l5O. A wonderful opportunity for a worker. HUNTLY LAND AGENCY - - HUNTLY, ’Phone 81M.

TRACTOR OWNERS — Say — MORE POWER, .EASIER STARTING — With — NEW ZEALAND POWER KEROSENE. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. N Z : O IL L 11 3” MOTUROA, NEW PLYMOUTH.

CALFSKINS, HIDES, . WOOL, TALLOW. /CONSIGN your Calfskins, Hides, and Skins to us and be sure of Highest Prices. Advice Cards and Labels free on application. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. L. A. NOLAN & CO, Hide, Skin, Wool and Tallow Auctioneers, New Plymouth.

GRASSLAND < REJUVENATION.' Never in the whole history pf grassland science was the establishment and maintenance of first-class grassland of more vital importance than it is at the present time. The production of a high yield, the maintenance of a continuous supply of short protein-rich succulent, palatable herbage for "grazing, and the extra x “ 3e growth of such material for conversion into grass meal or dried grass are aims There is .No Better Grassland Rejuvenator of very far-reaching importance. th 3D In an ordinary arable soil, there are _ certain physical characteristics very IKfa* JSIk necessary if the arable crops are to jCvH reach a successful issue, and these pro- «Braw ™ •> «® *“• ” perties are just as necessary in grass- _ f-rr-f # 1 UIT land. The main agents of importance B are water supply, air and temperature JL &IIC Cliita A £ JLoOU JL MOLm £ Vv O along with what might be called a satisX"uTXX X For hillside and hollows alike, Evans’ Tine and Tripod supply of plant food at the disposal of Harrows are an exdellent proposition. It is especially deth« grasses and other members of the signed for pasture lands, and has the best spring steel teeth, limited to a vast extent by the nature correctly set to give the utmost scarification. This harrow of the turf, and it will be evident that jg very flexible in design, and easily penetrates every undubefore any treatment will have the Jation. The harrow is light in draught, very strong, revernecessary effect, it may be and usually l a is necessary to carry out a scheme of sible, and every part is renewable. preliminary treatment of the grassland , area. This scheme simply amounts to Taranaki Agents: mechanical treatments by some type or types of' cultivator (grubber, disc, or W T „ |TJF’ * IT ' IL H ordinary harrows) both as a direct im- Ay If 3 yC. a iTiFlil prover of the herbage and as prelimin- jj, Vw & jh.JB.II ary to the application of manures, renovation mixtures, and the like. e ALL JsiCANUiWa.