Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16547, 23 September 1919, Page 8

TE POKE. BAY OF PLENTY. 1 QCj ACRES, all alluvial flats in I '■J " ’ best 0 f English grasses; small cottage and cow bales; eight miles to town, railway and weekly stock sales, within one mile of sea coast. A fine dairy farm. Price £2B per acre; £IOOO cash. 'J'SE JURMERS’ (JO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING (JO., TE PUKE. d43fl IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW PLYMOUTH HOME PROPERTY. A .VERY choice WAITARA SMALL HOLDING of 10 acres and most commodious house with every convenience. ONE OF THE BEST PROPERTIES IN THE DISTRICT. QAUSTAD, LAND AGENTS ... ... WAITARA. O. N. FIRTH. ACCOUNTANT. COMMISSION. LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT. 75 Brougham Street. P.,0. Box 97. Telephone 715. L*l AHA NEW Five-roomed Bungalow on quarter-acre, replete with every convenience; on twopenny tram route; immediate possession. Gash required £350; balance three years at 6 per cent. L»1 KAA UP-TO-DATE Modern SdduU Residence of sis rooms on quarter-acre, handy to penny section. One of the nicest homes in New Plymouth. £SOO cash; balance three years at 6 per cent. POOS SEVEN-ROOMED Dwelling on one-eighth acx - e in centre of town, all conveniences. Cash required £400; balance three years at 6 percent. POMFORTABLE Five-roomed House V- 7 on little over one-fifth acre, electric light gas stove, caliphont, washhouse, tubs and copper, trapshed with feed room, fowlhouse; good locality and on ’bus route. Price £1200; cash required £4OO, balance as arranged. QEVERAL Dwellings of four to jive rooms, at prices from £350 to £/50. wAfl SMALL Farm of Ten Awes, with seven-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, etc., washhouse, dairy, hay and trap shed, three acres bush, on good metalled road about three miles from New Plymouth. Cash required £750; good terms for balance. MONEY TO LEND AT CURRENT RATES. If you wish to sell your property, let me have particulars. qqo7 jjAIRY JfAR-M -yy-ORTH JURYING HY PAY £3O to £IOO per acre for Land in Manawatu or Taranaki when you can'BUY LAND WITH EQUAL CARRYING CAPACITY at £SO per acre, Freehold, in dannevlrke DISTRICT? ACRES, all aEuvial deposit, new country, well grassed, feed on it now; new fences; f efoht rooms and all convemieluding Wizard light, and tele,eing laid on; good cowshed, floor, with milking machines engine, which go with the pro- ; the price named; good roads, from town, 2i miles from taclevel road. There is some Calithistle on tho place, but no »eds, and no one takes any nothistle as it is very harmless, se cost £IOOO two years ago. tND INSPECT AT ONCE, AS RST TO SEE IT WILL BUY. HCE OP FREEHOLD, £SO per and to a practical man a £IOOO will let him in, balance for live . a t 6 per cent. Cows at £l3 pelworth £l6 Will carry 75 cows. yyAIRARAPA pARMERS’ (JOOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD.. DANNEVIRKE. W. I. HUSBAND. Manager. ’Phone 32. Land Department. d 515 DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. INCOMPARABLY THE CHEAPEST. Cost of grazing a qow from 5 per cent, on capital value from £2 10s per head 1 ■j on ACRES, all grassed but shelter J-CIU bush, house, shed, water laid on to both, machine, close to school, P.L. low rent. Goodwill £l2, very cheap; £SOO cash; freehold can be purchased. -jAQ ACRES, level land, all grassed, IUO dump shelter bush, six-roomed house, orchard, carrying 50 20-24 month cattle could winter more; £4O, cash £300.’ A. H. MOORE, Land Agent And Seedsman, Opunake.