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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11553, 21 June 1899, Page 4

L !ND ! v,LAKD. LAND ! NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT HAS for sale farms of every description in all parts of the district. Buyers are invited to inspect my Pror.«rty Register, of which the following a-« a few on my list :—: — No. 470. GOOD DAIRY FARM, 600 ncres, near Carciff, 450 in grass with house, <&c. \\ ill lease at £200 per annum. No. 479. CHEAP FARM, 167 acres, 110 in grass, guaranteed to carry 30 head catt.'e all the year: 2 miles from railway station, 2i mil«s from dairy factory ; metal road . Price, only £3 7s 6d. 2fo. 484 DAIRY FARM, 114 acres, *■ all in grass, close to township, 12 miles, from ?!ew Plymouth ; 5 room hou«e, new shed and outbuildings, 12 paddocks, <Sc Only £7 15s per acre Ko. 491. 382 ACRES in Stratford Dis trict, all grass ; 7-room house; metal Toad ; 1£ miles from factory and school. Cheap, £7 per acre. No. 494. CBEAP SHEEP FARM, 1600 acres, 1400 in grass ; 4 room house, wool shed and yards, carrying 1700 sbeep and 250 cattle ; 15 miles from Freezing Works . Price, £4, or will lease at 4a 6d per acre. Ko 500. HANDY DAIRY FARM, 128 acres, all in grass, close to town ; 7-> room honse and all outbuildings ; 10 paddockr, orchard, Se. Price, only £9 per acre. No. 460. CHEAP LEASEHOLD ; 115 acres, 30 acres, felled and in grass; tenure, lease in perpetuity at an annual rental of only £4 15s 10d. j This is a nice little property and will ' be sold a bargain owinp to ill health of owner. >«-. 428, CHEAP DAIRY OR GRAZ- , "ING FARM, 310 acres, 170 cleared j an in grass, subdivided into 4 paddocks with 6»roomed house, dairy, cowshed and yards, piggeries, &c. Situated on good metalled road, 2 soiles from factory and school. 1 303, CHEAP FARM of 424 acres nearly al in grass, well fenced, sheep and cattle yards, 5-room house, large cowshed, and factory. Very suitable for sheep farming. Only £6 10s per acre. No. 425. DAIRY FARM, 120 acres, all grass; 5-roomed housb, barn, dairy, cowshed, and stockyard, 5 paddocks; uit'aated on good metalled road, 1| miles from factory. Price, £8 15s per acre. >'o. 43a. FIRST-CLASS LAND, 190 acres, 25 acres shelter bush, balance old clearing, easily plonghable, ewurely fenced, no buildiEgs, situated on good metalled road, one mile from creamery, 1$ miles from station. A really good property. Plica .£8 per acre. Easy terms ; or will lease ro a good tenant. No. 421. CHEAP LEASEHOLDS, 114 acres, sixty in grass, small dwelling, 26 chains fencing done. Good metalled road, 1| miles from factory. Tenure, native leese, 18 years to tuu at £10 12s 6d per arnum. £160 for goodwill. No, 420. 160 ACRES NATIVE LEASE, * all in grass, good house and outbuildings,, stockyard, &c, fenced and subdivided. Compensation for im provemeiits at end of term. £130 for goodwill. No. 410. GOOD SHEET' FARM, 450 acres, about half cleared; large pois tion river flata; about 3 miles fencing. Price, £18C0, or will lease for five years at low reatal. No. 371. CHEAP LEASEHOLD, 254 acres, all ia gra^s, 3-roomsd honse, § acre orchard. Perpetnal lease at BJd per acre, with right of purchase at 14a. Price for goodwill, £3 15a per acre. No 450, LEASEHOLD with COMPENSATION FOR IMPROVEMENTS. 368 acres, 170 in grass, 2 roomed cottage, cow shed and yard, situated on main road. Held under lease at Is per acre, 25 years to rnn with compensation up to £4 per aero 'at end of term. Price for goodwill, £2 per acre. No, 470. 151 ACRES LEASE in perpetuity ; part in grass, balance bush; 2 room House. Low price. Easy terms. COUNTRY STORE, 7 acres Freehold, \rith 6 roomed dwelling and shop, with Bakery. Doing a large and increasing trade. Average tnrnover, £500 per month. Stock-in-trade and working plant can be taken at valuation. No 475. TO LEASE, 213 acre Dairy Farm, all grass ; 8 room House, Cow Bhed, Barn, Stable, 9 paddocks. Good metal road ; close to town. Also, - Numerous Town and Suburban properties and several Large Blocks Bush Land in various parks of the district. a 985 Jh I'TfcßßAzxL'B UVhhl AND BAIT BTASLEB. ). W~WEST "J i \KB hie pttronf and tbe pxblia fo * i!.-<<£r kind support in tbe j>B»t, aac .U>£. !••/ notify that he bus EEMOVKb U ti» \tw and Commodious St*bl»s, itfMOHT SIRBEI, j fe'Wß»a Btilwty SUtioa & Criterion Sote j ' Tikis, WiggonettM, &c., for pka:< pirtiea; baggies, single or doable; cabt ltddlefi, boieea; also hearse for /oDeralc , Qoraea bought, sold, or exchanged. H&y, Straw, Chaff, &0., always oa biad Hjrges broken to eiagl* *sd doable harvest ox ssddl*. ladies' Waitiog Room, Stud «p with ecery eoz-vea'caue in 43 OHEAP MONEY ! OHEAPMONE^ IK SUMS 0? £,¥)% U £§0fO»O0 f O»O ON *OUNTRY, CITY. and BUBURBAN ■ FREEHOLD At 4' tier ceiit. to 5 per cent. For Forms of Application and full nformation apply to the Postmasters a t Inglewood Pungarehu Opunake Stratford Wditara, or the Chief Postmaster, New Plymouth, as the case may be. J. H. RICHARDSON Government Insurance Commissioner. ML SIC. ■ ' SALVATION AIUIY. Sunday, 7 urn., 11 am, 3 p.m., and 7 p.m., a diy of Salvation Mo iday, 6.30 p.m., " Baud of Love," for children Toeboay, 8 p.m , Public Meeting? Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., Soldu:s' Meeting Tuuk&imy, 8 p.m., Public Assembly Fnrr>AY, 7 30 p.m., Holiness Meeting Satuuhay, 8 p.m , IVniperance ; Free and Easy Boiaburdrnwifc All aro heartily invited to attend. T. J. MATHER^ 216 Captuiu