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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16423, 25 April 1919, Page 2

DAIRY LAND FOR SALE. CHOICE Little Dairy Farm of 50 _ _ Acres, all highly improved; 12 subdivisions ; good new house of five rooms, cowshed and,., outbuildings; splendidly grassed beach" land, now carrying 2!? cows; 14 miles to factory and school. Cheap at'£ss per acre; £SOO cash. 1 rjn ACHES, beautiful level farm, all been ploughed and renewed, no stumps; 15 paddocks; up-to-date house of seven rooms, hot and cold water; concrete-floor cowshed; half-mile to cheese factory and school. Will sell everything, including 30 cows, horse, cart, harness, cans, etc., for £57 per acre; terms can be arranged to suit sound purchaser. (One of the few good things offering.) inn ACRES —This splendid Dairy p n ,. m ] ins ) jecu placed in my hands for immediate sale; owner retiring. All level, nearly all been stumped and renewed, good rich dry land, tree from weeds; new dwelling house of six rooms, all conveniences; large cowshed, concrete floor, with machines installed; bam and outbuildings cost £l5O to erect; cheese factory opposite, school half-mile away; over £IOOO a year has been taken off this place for milk alone. Price £7O per acre; £IOOO cash, balance at per cent., long term. One of the best. Note. —My register contains the pick of Taranaki Dairy Land. I can give you sound advice where to buy, and can help you to make money. E. JACKSON. COMMISSION AGENT, Opp. Criterion Hotel, New Plymouth. Telephone 575. Box 39. a 944 1 70 ACRES Eicll Flat, land J- • vy that grows lucerne to perfection; six acres lucerne, balance grass; carrying 85 dairy cows; large cowshed 3ind concrete yard; two six-roomed houses. Personally inspected,, and can recommend as a good money-making proposition. Price £7O per acres; £2OOO cash, balance five or seven years at 5i cent. O ACRES, freehold, all in grass and • » crops; alongside factory and four miles from New Plymouth; carrying 28 cows; five-roomed house, cowshed and hay shed. Price £35 an acre; £6OO cash, terms on application. A really cheap place. F. H. JELLYMAN. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, Egmont Street (next West’s Stables). Telephone 504. P.O. Box 211.

RETURNED gOLDIERS Desirous of securing information ■ regarding— Pensions Sustenance Financial Assistance towards starting in business Purchasing a farm or house property Loans for purchasing furniture, tools of trade, etc., Employment are invited to get in touch -with the NEW PLYMOUTH REPATRIATION COMMITTEE, NicolTs Buildings, Brougham Street. Soldiers’ Widows are also asked to consult the Committee. Special provision is made for the education and training of soldiers and soldiers’ widows without children at technical schools or approved industries. CONSULT THE COMMITTEE. To Employers.—You are invited to communicate with the Committee with a view to training or finding employment for soldiers, who have a special claim on all of us. Committee. —Lt.-Col. C. H. Weston (chairman), C. Carter, R. W. D. Robertson. T. C. List, R. Masters, W. J. Chaney, T. Furlong, F. W. Okey, J. R. Rowlands, H. R. Cattley, R. J. Clarke, E. B. Ellerm. Secretary: A. S. Allen, P.O. Box 73 ; Telephone 681. 899®

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