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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13207, 4 July 1906, Page 8

Bysh BlocksforSale 1400 ACRES.— The most accessible standing bush in Taranaki, metalled road within half mile, only fourteen miles from railway and township, excellent tawa aud rimu bush, make first-class sheep or grazing farm. Price 30/- per acre for freeliold. Terms : No cash- at all to purchaser who will effort improvements. Can you 'beat • ifoese terms ? iWoney at 5 per cent, for five or seven years if desired. Apply sharp. . 500^ ACRES Sta-nding; Bush, Eltham District. All papa country. Settlement all around. Good road aceees. The owner of this biock was the Government Surveyor at the time for the whole of the block being opened up and consequently kiiew what he was after. It is the finest farm out of miles o? country around. PRICE, only 25'/ Per Acre for Freehold. £200 Cash. 4358 ACRES. A grand "block of standing bush. A great deal of valuable rimu, which must become a valuable source of revenue ; 14 miles to nearest railway. Good buggy road: Land is of an oasy ri'deatbie nature, papa and limestone formation. Adjoining property winters ,2.V sheep "ho , the acre, besides cattl#. A bargain ai 25/ an acre for Freehold. Exceptional ly easy terms. • 1775 ACRES. Improved sheep or fattening farm. 1350 acres in tip- top grass. Ring-fenced, subdivided into 10 paddocks, all rolling land, Limestone formation, over 700 acres in, one valley, 400 acres very rich alluvial river flats, which fatten a bullock to ii 1 ? acre ; 7-roomod hous?, sh«ls, yards, etc. Splendid warm winter country. Will winter over three sheep to the acre on grassed position ; for years this farm hns supplied the Auckland market with excellwrt beef and fat lambs. Price, £5 10/- per acre. Greater portion of money can remain at 5 per cent. Bewlsv & Griffiths. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. r ■ ■ " vllll i* l Ba lm O b a C/ 8 ■ TOWN & SUBURBAN. EXCELLENT CITY PROPERTY. 84FEBT FRONTAGE to Davon-st., by full dopth of 135 ft. 'Buildings sm-all value. £15 pur foot. NICE BLOCK, new buildings, returning good interest. #2000. Terms if desired. THE RESIDENCE OF TBE LAT&i MAJOR PARRIS, with full acre having frontages to St. Aubyn, Daw*on, and Hine Streets. The most compact and centrally situutoU property available, being within five n\inutes walk from the Railway Station. FJNE BUILDING SITE of 1* acre. Low Price. Fifteen minutes .walk from centre of town. BUTLDLSfG .SITE of \ acre, along side of Te Henui Bridge.' TitledLease for years at nominal rent and with perpetual rights of renewal. ' CHOTCE HALF ACRE SITE. High ground, fine view, good natural drainage. L.T. Title. £450. DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HQ3IESTEAD of 5 acres, close to town, with excellent nearly new 8-roomed Villa and usual outbuildings. CAPITAL QUAPvT'ER ACRE bordering Recreation Grounds. £250. 3 COUNTRY PROPERTIES. HIGH-GRADE BUSH FARM,27OO acres, half free-hold, half leasehold, t)00 acnes pasture. Genuine and paying going concern. Low figure owing dissolution of partnership. BUSH FARM, 1200 acres, SOO grass, free-hold. £4 10/. Terms, DAIRY FARM, 169 acres, all grass, lully stocked. Milk fetching 8d per gallon all the year round. £17 10/ per acre, including stock, etc.. ' DAIRY FARM, 130 acres, close to town. Good Inrge house. On the oil belt. Boring rights not alienated. £13 10/. Easy .terms. CHOICE PASTURE FARM, of 736 acres, part freehold, part leasehold. An exceptionally good property. £4500. Terms. 1000 ACRE SHEEP AND FLAX PROPERTY at Ke.whin. L.I.P. FATTENING AND DAIRY FAR'VT. 333 acres <<h £14. Well situate:! and in every respect a tip : top property. F.P. CORKILL, National Bank Chambers. Wot ir» the Trust SmowdHft Flous*. v Vinner of the Big Bi'ead event afc the ■. ' NORI^AS^BY SHOW, WRITING- to the Tarauaki AgentJ ff for this braiad of flour, Mr Thos. iLOyd, Secretary of the ISTonnanbv lorfcicaltural, Poultry, and General 'roduce Society, says :—: — " I have much pleasure in stating there was good cora]ietifior> for / youi Special Prize for tie be at l^u'. in the {Show made from A!N Y brand ot flour, eight competitors coming forward, and. that the Firs fc Prize Tvas won by Mrs li. Hicks, of \ Hawera, and the Second Psize by ar Mrs W. C. Morrison, of Hawera, Lr both with a loaf made ' from SNOWDRIFT ' Flour." J THOS. LLOYD, hn Secretary N.H.S. Taranaki Agents : "* L. D. & CO., T NEW PLYMOUTH. b k your Grocer for " Snowdrift ' M* * our. aB3O SC HERE'S economy and satisfaction f or in Stand-Out Tea, besides a vain- tal ;e prize coupon. Ask BATES jSo an . c CASKILL for a tin ; they stock it. lejvj rt. . - «" --._-.. Ex]