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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16261, 11 July 1918, Page 3

NICE SHEEPand.CATTLE COUNTRY A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY—GRASP IT M 1 OSfl nrr«« * a , R T, 2,200 acres, sHuated North of Auckland, good black |§Eft f,OSO acres, übd vidcdinto 9 paddocks, all fences good, loamy soil, with house, shearing-shod, sheep yards and bUm V,a e ,passed. Buildings con- dip. School and Post Office I i miles away, well watered Wat of a house, woolshed, stable, and sheep yards, Post and fenced, no cropping required, plenty of feed, three &§£ Office and Telephone rast opposite honse. The place parts ploughable, and free from noxious weeds, together alii! is easily worked, very little labour required. Carrying with 500 ewes, 150 head of cattle. Launch and Barge Wk capacity 1,000 ewes, 50 head of cattle. Owner is going worth £500. The lot, as a going concern . £11.000 Isi on active will exchange his interest of £5,000 Only £2,000 asked to go in, balance to remain for five' Psi for town property or mortgages. Price, £8/10/- per years at 5J per cent. Deposit asked is just two-thirds HH acr ®' Folio 309. the value of stock. Folio 3898. [jpaK , , A HANDY LITTLE FARM AT TEMPLETON H 150 acres ot good land, house and outbuildings, hot and cold water, two 3-stalled stables, chaffhouse, implement f&M shed, man s whare, subdivided into 9 paddocks, all fences in best of order, grows fine crops of potatoes h5Sw peas, etc., will carry 3 sheep to the acre. Price, £28 per acre, £700 cash down ; would entertain house as H part payment. Folio 432s |g| h H nnnu & rn ingus* buildings il

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