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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 177, 22 April 1920, Page 9

RURAL '-AND FOR SALE. YOU'LL GET THE BEST FOR LESS UP NORTH. 40-COW FARM. FREEHOLD. FREEHOLD. ACRES. -I OA ACRES. ACRES. iO" ACRES. £26 10s, PER ACRE. THISS PROPERTY ia. ring-fenced and well subdivided, and can bo improved to milk 70 cows. ABOUT 90 ACRES of this property is very rich dtained swamp, and the balance is nice easy, ploughable,' un- • dultiting country; ftboUt 30 acres of which has been ploughed. THE BUILDINGS are a'comfortable 5roorued cottage, outbuildings, and barn. THE SITUATION IS IDEAL and only . !i miles from Borough and right alongside railway station. THIS PROPERTY has never changed hands and is unencumbered. THE TERMS ARE EASY: £7?0 CASH, j balance 5 years at 6 per cent. WOULD SUIT TWO RETURNED MEN. f For further particulars, apffly COLMORE-WILLI AM S, "The Land Man of the North," DARGAVILLE. Letters: "Colmore House," Dargaville. Telegrams: "Colmorewill." I 5 • "WHERE IS TE HOROP" rpE HORO is situate halfway between 1 A Wellington and Palmerston North, tin the Manawatu Line, and must heebme the most important place between these two centres owing to the climatic conditions and the richness of the 6oil. We have THREE CHOICE DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE here. 100 Acres richest flats, all necessary buildings. 84 A s*o-. well-grassed and watered, good dwelling, , sheds, etc. 70 Acres, rich drained swamp, nice home. PRICES and TERMS on application to 1 ' v FAITH'S FARM AGENCY. \ te Horo. c ( f ' I II .: . j < c 1 Q A ACRES of Freehold Land, situ- 7 XOv nted within tW'o miles of cheefs ( and butter factory, school, P. 0., telephone, stores, on good pietalled road, practically all been well stumped, ploughed and laid down .in good Eiig- ■ iish grasses, practically clear of weeds, good winter and spring feed,- subdivided into 15 paddock's, in two Seciions, wide frontage, will carry 70 cows and young Stock, nicely sheltered, good house of fi or 7 rooms, ,8-fiow plant milking machine and engine goes in with farm. Tliis , is an excellent dairy farm in good d'«itrict.'will rise in value. Price only £65 an acre, JlOftO to £1500. cash, balance fi years at per cent.- Would consider exchange for cood se'oohd mortgage with perhaps a little cash, CAMPBELL. JACKSON AND WOOD. Broadway, Stratford. 1 ~ RICH DAIRYING LAND, . <1A A ACRES, freehold, good 5-rOomed IyUV house, S-bail cowshed, with milk- , ing machines; all level and all plougliable; now funning 6() daify cows, 18 i.e. ! heifers, 3 bulls ( 5 horses, 50 weaners, 38 sheep; free of weeds, bar a few blackberry on creek bhrtk; handy to school arid factory. This is a good beach farm and is cheap at the price. Possession middle of .Tune. Price £60 per acre; ,£4OOO cosh. f?A ACRES, One of the best small farm's 'J'-f in Taranaki, with beautiful modern broomed house, every modern convenience; S-bail cowshed; all dead level; ; well watered and subdivided into 9 pad- | docks. This littlo place has carried this last season 3(3 dairy cows 5 springing heifers, 7 yearlings, aiid this was done ' without .any Crops bar hay; factory, ' school, Po=t Office i mile. Price | per acre, ,£SOOO oitsh. This woiild make ' a model stud farm. It is a shoTt mn from New Plymouth Post Office, and to reftllv appreciate the value one must inspect. Apply sharp. 1 A. L. HUNTER A"ND CO., Land and General Commission Agents, ' King St., New Plymouth, P.O. Box 217. 1 A BARGAIN. OAfi ACRES, Freehold, situated 13 CxU miles frtm Palmerston North. All in grass except 60 acres bush. All easy country, about two-thirds being u well sheltered ■ valley. Good portion 1 plonghablo if stumped Ten acres turnips. ' Fenced into 5 paddocks, well watered. Carrying 450 sheen and 50 head of cattle; ■ stock in snlendid condition and plenty ' of feed. Five-roomed cottage, large ' woolshed, stable, cowbails, etc. Five miles froni railway and P.O. Price only [ £13 10?. per acre. .£IOOO cash. Most of tho balanco Government mortgage at 5 J per- cent. A. J. C. RUNCIMAN, Successor to Campbell, Thomson, and Co., Dannevirke. [ 1f) A ACRES, Freehold, will carry 40 , JL/rJU cows; good house and outbuildj intra; handy to school, factory, and Post t Office. Price and full particulars on ap* f plfcation. no ACRES, Freehold, handy to Haw- .' uO era, now cftrryitig 62 cows, 1 horses, 1 bull, nnd 30 caives. Good modern house and all necessary outbuildings. Price and full particulars ou application. M. C. CRIGHTON, Hawera Returned Soldiers' Land Buteau. ■ Box 180. FERTILE BAY OF PLENTY. ' OAA ODD ACRES, Freehold, centre s Ovv of Rnngitaiki Plains, handy 1 position; grow anything. Price £35 per 0 acre; £15 acre cash, balance easy. p?AA ACRES, Freehold, close to above; . Ol" v/ bullock to tho ncre country 0 when developed; prtrtially drained. Price e £21 per acre; £1000 cash, balance easv. OAA MILCn COWS, 660 ACRES, half [I «j"v rich drained swamp, half rolling h downs,, all in excellont hoart; well e fenced and watered; main road front- ; age, Te Puke-Matata district, right on q the ocean coast, lmndy to all communications; can now milk 300 cows and do 0 them well. Buildings fair. Price £25 per acw; £3000 cash, baliuicc easy, THORNTON, WALKER, AND CO., 1 Estate Agents, Hinamoa St., Rotorua.