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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 42, 26 January 1943, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN' 452 acres freehold, 100 acres flatv balance undulating to hilly, 20fl>acres in grass aboub 100 acres in* bush. Carrying 83 dairy cows, 3 bulls, 2 horses. Building: 7-roomed house with electric light, electric hot water, motor garage, implement shed, new walk through cowshed' with 8-cow Gane non-stripping milking plant. PRICE: £12 10s per acre with stock and implements. This farm is about 2 miles from Railway Station and 8 miles fromWhakatane. Owner would entertain a smaller farm in exchange. 1440 acres freehold, good sheepand grazing land about 1220 acres; in grass, 170 acres in scrub, 55(* acres hilly and 600 acres in bush. Now carrying 1640 ewes, 100 i dry wethers, 80 rams, 250 head 3 and 4 year old cattle, 10 horses, 80 calvesBuildings: 5-roomed , dwelling, wash-house, motor garage, woolshed„ manure shed, man's whare, 2 sets sheep yards, one concrete. Ring fenced, subdivisions just overhauled," subdivided into 24 paddocks. County rates £82. Four miles from Railway, Post Office, and School. Situated on main highway. PRICE: £7 10 PER ACRE. Terms arranged. A J PANNING and Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS t Agents for: State Fire Motor Car Insurance, State Advani ces Corp, Government Life Insur* ance, Northern Building Society. THE STRAND, WHAKATANE

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