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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1428, 1 May 1912, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. TO LAND BUYEIIS. TF you want to ])iiy a Farm and make •1 your application lirst l« iho Free Deeds Land Agency, Hcthiinc'e Building's, Wellington, «r P.U. Jiox 502, Wellington, one-quarter of the amount payable by tho vendor n.i Commission will bo refunded to you if you buy from any of tho undermentioned Agents: AUCKLAND: A. W. Read and Co. cmUSTCIICUCiI: Allan Hopkins. DANNKVIKKE: Campbell Thomson and FKll.hlNO: Victor E. Smith. HAMILTON': C. Snow and Co. HAWIWA: A. M. Conroy. KIMHOLTON: K. U. Harden and Co. LEVIN: Parker and Vincent. MARTON: W. burgess and Co. AIASTKHTON: .1. B. Keith and Co. NAHJiU: Hunter, Schultze, ond Gibson. NEW PLYMUUTII: Walter Bewiey. NORTH GF AUCKLAND: Mackcsy and Son, Whangarci. PAHIATUA: K. I). Haro and Co. PALMERSTON NORTH: J. C. Lane. RO'IVIKIJA: W. H. Young. hTRATKORD: Young, Hohha, and Co. TAMAI'E: Garner and (Jo. TAURANGA: Norris and Bell. ttt . t TE AROHA AND THAMES VALLEY: Rov.o and Johnson. TE KUITI: JToung and Co. \ WAU'UKUHAU: Herbert White. WANGANUI: Lewis and Co. WHANGAREI: Mackesy and Son. WOODVILLE: T. R. Husband. WELLINGTON: H. F. M'NeHl and Co. This offer ia guaranteed by the "New Zealand Dairyman" Co., Ltd., but payment will only be made to those buyers who apply first to the Free De-- V ds Office, and buv through tho Afents above.. CUMMIINJG & SON, Land Agents and Auctioneers, 85 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. AN UNQUALIFIED BARGAIN. IMMENSE PROSPECTIVE VALUE. 100 ACRES AT X 8 AN ACRE. ONLY £200 CASH NEEDED. BALANCE AT s»< PER CENT. WAIKATO, Taupiri district, about 72 miles from Auckland, 2.V miles from railway station, creamery, school and post (iltice. 85 ceres swamp, almost fully drain!ed, 50 acres only partially drained 25 acres first-class undulating land (cattle now roam over the whole swamp), 45 a'-res in excellent grass, 15 acres in good rough feed, all ploughable, ring fenced, 4 subdivisions, carrying capacity now about 30 dairy cows; easily improved to carry 80 daily cows, no building. Adjoining Farm, no better than this one, but a little more improved, was recently sold at .£l6 10s. an acre. A suitable man with small capital can at once live well on the produce of tho farm, and in about 2 years more than double its present value. Please tend for List of Farms for sale.