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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 161, 27 March 1918, Page 12

TO DAIRY FARMERS. HERE is a proposition to meet the needs of the Fanner inquiring a bigger holding, but who mu6t first sell his present.farm. We have a client who will take your farm and you can go right ahead and moro than double your income. The owner of 198 acres, situated 2 miles from Wairarapa township, 1 mile from cheese factory, school, and P. 0., desires a smaller property (say about-SO <icres), solely on account of his son, who waa his principal assistant, being killed at the front. It is all level country, except a small rise upon which the homestead and buildings are erected. Oiißin. ally all'heavy bush, now in- mixed English grasses, 15 acres have been stumped and ploughed, ring fenced, f.nd divided into 12 paddocks. Fencing good. Has milked 50 cows, carried the young st- ce, also 50 sheen. There is a 14-bail milking shed, and ttie homestead of 8 rooms, with every convenience, it connected by 'phono. , The price is 4:27 pt» acre. Uho ccmity is JE2346. and he requires about 50 acres with a similar equity. This is the cash figure and is absolutely reliable,' . .THOMSON, BROWN & EAST, LTD.. U*Nl> AND ESTATE AGENTS. 133 FEATHERSTON STREET (Opposite Union Bank). Wellington. CHEAP O.R.P. FARM. fniy ACRES, 22 miles by good rond 00 J from Hastings; rent .5172 per annum; 2J miles from school; two-thirds plonghablo; wintered 1000 big sheep, 100. cattle; now carrying 1300 ewes and lambs; 7 paddocks; permanent water; 4roomed house, woolshed, 2-stand Lester machines and ongine; yards. Price 4:5 per acre goodwill; stock at valuation if required. We have inspected this farm,: and it is good and cheap. Further particulars, GILL BROS.; AUCTIONEERS & PROPERTY SALESMEN, Statiou Street,. Hastings.