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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 15

LAND NOTICES. "UP NORTH" IS THE FARM YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. 4Q4- ACRES, O.R.P. (24*. per acre), 'SO'i ,£jj )S S . per acre, unencumbered. This property ling "11 been good bush liinil (rinm, wliito pine, rata), is now nil in frrnsrs and subdivided into 8 sheepproof paddocks. The quality of the grass is good, being cocksfoot, rye. clover, and paspalum. The carrying capacity of this country is easily 2-sheep to the acre. The buildings are good and substantial. Houso 7 rooms (8-foot verandah on two sides), cowshed 18 bails, woolshed, and stable, sheep and cattlo yards. School quite close; cream collected. .£8 15s. per acre; .-CICCO cash, balance arranged to suit buyer. Reg. 296 iclla .£7 10s. Per Acre. J:7 10s. Per Acre. 0.8.P., 225. Per Aero, CASH JJSOO. A similar property to the above,- but not so much improved. there being still 100 acres in green bush; Ike property ia ring fenced, shwp-proof and well watered. This farm is running 55 head cuttle, about 80 of which are milkers. The buildings aro not very trood, but quite habitable and snug; 4-roomcd ccttngo, cowshed. Reft. FROM C.-W.'s NOTES.—Both these properties have been inspected by us, and aro of real good. sound value, and must increase to double their value, as our district becumos moro settled. COME UP NORTH! Further information from COLMORE-WIUIAMS, ' "The Land Man of the North," DARGAVILLE. Loiters, P.O. Box U. Dargaville. Telegrams: "Colmorewill." CHOICE DAIRY FARM. "5 Q1 X ACRES, TARANAKI, 170 acres JL*f JL /} flat and ploughable, all in grass, milk 70 tip-top dairy cows. .£3O acre. Terms. OO.K ACRES, FREEHOLD, RAETIHI, On/w a splendid dairy farm; i'3o per aero, JCISCO cash. /i<?A ACRES, FREEHOLD; 420 in OOv grass, wiutevr-d 850 sheep and come cattle. * Good buildings, splendid proposition. Great prospective value; .£l2 10s. acvo, .£IOOO cash; balance G per cent. ' KITTO'S LAND AGENCY, RAETIHI.. 550 ACRES. QFLENDID FREEHOLD SHEEP AND to CATTLE FARM, situated right ill tho heart of rich Dairy Land, Taranaki, all town down in good grass pasture, with the exception of about, 25 aores native bush; practically the wholo of the farm in ploughable, sheep-proof fences, subdivided, 0 subdivisions well watered; good totalled motor ro?xl to homestead, which comprises G looma, bathroom, hot and cold water, washhoueo, copper and tubs, up-to-date woolshed, dip and yards, 2 miles to school, Post Omcß. W miles to cheeso factoty. The property is now carrying 500 breeding otven with lambs, 120 ht>ad 3-yeur bullooks. If desired, the p.'iperty would cut up into 3 good Dairy Farms; would then bo worth double the prl« now a«'.c«l. An Absolute Bargain at .£2O PER ACRE; CASH, lialnnca 5 po? cent E. JACKSON, Ag»nt, NEW PLYMOUTH, a 99 ACRES, Freehold, 260 acres Leasehold (13i years to run, at .£IOO per annum). Nearly all flat and ploughablo. Distance about 3 miles from Blenheim by good motor road. About 170 acres in crop, balance in English grasses. Dwelling of 20 rooms and one of 6 rooms, all necessary outbuildings. Price, .£13,000, Cnsh required, iGOOO, balance at 5J per ccnt. Apply CSORRY AND CO., Blenheim. WELL WORTH INSPECTION. q/»Q ACRES; titlo, Renowable Ltfase; 000 rent ,575 per annum; situated within easy motor drive of good Hawke's "Bay town and stock market; school handy; all in mixed grasses, except 35 acres in crops; ring fenced and subdivided into 10 paddock 6, and watered oy creeks and dams; wintered GOO sheep, of which 300 were ewes, 20 cattle, and 5 horses; house of 5 rooms, woolshed, stable, and other outbuildings. Price .£7 per acre. Terms, <£1000 cash, balanco' arranged at 5J per cent. HUNTER AND CLARK THOMSON, Land, Estate, and Exchange Agents, Napier. TWO CHOICE APPLE PROPERTIES. FOR SALE, at Lower Moutere, 13J ACRES, of which 10 acres is planted; 1150 trees (5 and 6-year trees), best varieties apples, and 335 pear trees. ' Algo, adjoining: (ISJ ACRES, of which 10 acrcs is plauted; 15C0 trees, best varieties apples, 6year trees. Both blocks practically level, with long frontages to gced road. Only ;■ venules from Motueka Wharf. First-class fences. Will sell in one block or separately. Both orchards guaranteed in first-class older. Buy now and get the uenofit of this year's crop. J. G. SMITH,'. 63 Di.ton St. (top floor). 'Phone 1168. SMALL SHEEP FARM. fjA/Tj ACRES, Freohold; winters 21 <vv? W sheen, tmdes cattle; easy country; well watered; price .£'2l; cash XSOO. No buildings. ANOTHER 200 ACHES, with all buildinfra, can be purchased from the same vendor. FAVIOUE-SMTrn. Land Agent, Solo Agent, DANNEVIRKE. f-jj f ACRES, 300 acrcs level, first-class tO land, balance sideling and valley country; carrying 800 ewefc and lambs, 300 dry ewes, 20 cowo and young cattle, 10 horses; modern dwelling, 7 rooms and couvenionces,' woolshed, large cowfihed. Thin farm has carried 140 milch cows, besides several hundred sheep; suitable for subdivision info 3 daily farms. Price .C3O per acre, with ,£3OOO cnsh; cheese factory and eeihool within 2 miles; railway station 9 miles. This is a get-rich-quick proposition. Personally inspected and strongly recommended. JAMES AND GILLMAN, Hawera. oI 7A ACRES. 0.R.P., right of purchase OI v „02 acre, 5 miles by good road from railway station, snleyards, and .rising township; 120 acrcs bush land in good grass; 200 acres good standing bush, balance good ploughable country. About 3 miles pood fencing. 2 paddocks. Jlouso good; 200 acres well suited for dairying. Price, .CI per acre; goodwill; good toim H..A. ELLISON, To Kuiti,