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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 179, 24 April 1920, Page 13

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. TOUXL GET THE BEST FOE LES! , UP NORTH. 60 40-COW FARM. Iv; " t is " FEEEHOLD. FREEHOLD d; — 10 10 ACRES. 1Q A ACRES. ACRES. 180 ACRE s, 33 ' i; d • ie i 26 103. PER ACRE, 18 jj THIS PROPERTY is ring-fenced and yroll subdivided, and can bo improved - to milk 70 cows, ABOUT 'JO ACRES of this property is ( [ very rich drained swamp, and the I. balance is nice jrasy, ploughable, uny aulatmg country! about 30 acres of r ivhich lias been ploughed. THE BUILDIN.GS are a comfortable 5- . roomed cottago, outbuildings,, and n barn. [ THE SITUATION IS IDEAL and only 3 miles from Borough and right 1 „ I „, a ' on i ? l u i° railway station. . THlb PROPEKTY has never changed hands and is unencumbered. | THE TERMS aEE EASY: ,£770 CASH, I balance 5 years at 6 per cent', • WOULD SUIT TWO EETUENED MEN. Eor ' further particulars, apply COLMORE-WILLIAMS, "The Land Man of the North," DARGAVILLE. , Letters: "Colmoro House," Dargaville. Telegrams: "Colmorewill."' , :. "WHERE IS TE HOEOP". i ' HR® ,59?® ' s halfway between n W£!' In frt° n and Palmerston North, . on tne Mannwatu Line, and must become , tho most, important placo between these two centres owing to the climatic conditions and the riohnesa of the soil. We have THREE CHOICE DAIRY FARMS FOB SALE here. • 100 Acres richest flats, all necessary 1 buildings. ■ 84 , and watered, good sheds, eto. 70 Acres, rich drained swamp, nice home. PRICES and .TEEMS on application to FAITH'S FARM AGENCY. Te Horo. CHOICE DAIRY FARMS. •J AA ACRES, FEEEHOLD,,aII flat, 45 . , • " cres Btum P G d, 10 aero? in crop, balanco in grass, permanent water, fenccd into 10 paddocks; carries 40 cows, besides other stock. Good. 7-roomed house, cowshed, with machines stable, trapshed, etc. A, particularly well improved farm 1 and a- Bargain at ',£62 per : acre,- with .£I4OO cash. " •. . • I ftft ACRES', FREEHOLD, all in ~ grass, 7 acres stumped, 7 paddocks, well watered. Carries GO cows, besides other stock. Good-7-roomed house, cowshed with machines, trapshed. etc. A snip at £10 per acre, with machines in; ,£ISOO cash. Terms ar<v easy, and if you have tho cash required come right along and inspect. a. j. c. runcijian; Dannerirke. ISA ACRES of Freehold Land, situ- ' l V 1 two miles of cheese and butter factory, school, .P. 0., tele- ' phone, stored on good metalled road, practically . all been well stumped, ploughed and laid down ih good Eng- ; lish grasses, practically clear of weeda, good winter and spring feed, subdivided into 15 paddocks, in two sections, wide - frontage, will carry 70 oows and young stock, nicely sheltered, good house of 6 or 7 rooms. 3-cow plant milking machine and engine goes in with farm. This is an excellent dairy farm in good d'<)- i trict. will rise in value. Price only i(55 an acre, .£IOOO to -£-1500 cash, balance S years at 5| per cent. Would consider S exchange for (rood second mortgage with perhaps a little cash. * 1 c CAMPBELL. JACKSON AND ROBT, j - WOOD. (, Broadway, Stratford. a " . _____ e . RICH DAIRYING LAND. ° OAA ACRES, freehold; good 5-roomed J 4\J\j house, S-bail cowshed, with milk- ) ing machines; all level and all plough- £ able; now running 60 dairy cows, 18 i.o. ), heifers, 8 bulls, 5 horses, 50 weaners, 30 ?' sheep; froe of weeds, bar a.'few blackberty on creek bank; handy to school £ and factory. This is a good beaoh farm and is cheap at the price. Possession 5 middle of .Tune. Price ,£6O per aero; S.m cash. ■ ' _ EJA ACRES, one of the best small farms "V in Taranaki. with beantiful mod. I" ern_B-roomed house, every modern con- ' venience; 3-bail oowshed;'all dead level; a well watered and subdivided into 9 pud- d docks. This little place has "carried this ]i last season 30 dairy cows 5 springing t] heifers,' 7 yearlings, and this was done b without any crops bar hay; factory, a school, Post Office' 1 mile. Price .0220 cl per acre, ,£SOOO cash. .This would make a a model stud farm. It is a short run f< from New Plymouth Post Office, and to really appreciate the value one must in- i spect. Apply sharp, A. L. HUNTER AND CO., Land and General Commission Agents, King St., New Plymouth. P.O. Box 217. IOA ACRES, Freehold, will carrv 40 c cows; good house and outbuild- A ines; handy to school, factory, and Post bi Office. Price and full particulars on ap- ra pi: cation. ' ■ n QO ACRES, Freehold, handy to Haw«'tl era, now carrying 62 cows, i horses tc 1 bull, and 30 calves. Good modern si house and all necessary outbuildings. 6j Price and full particulars on application, m ,M. C. CRIGHTON, ; Hnwera Returned Soldiers' Land Bureau. : Box 180. OA A ACRES, Leasehold, 25 years to ~ , , .run;:3so .acres in goo<l grass, up-to-date house and all sheds, onlv ?rcpted s.years/ milking 100 cows; milk sold on tho place for Is. per gallon. Prico £9 pen acre, on terms. 1 QAA ACRES, O.E.P. at 15s. and 20s. „ per acre, 550 acres in grass, i] surface sown, woolshed, 4 stands, now I'ards and dip, hilly country, formation f' rubbly rock, good sheep country, 14 miles „ rom Opotiki. Price £2 per acre, on ;crni6. ... "I 9A9 ACRES', 150 acres in grass, carry. Ec fUrS ing 35 milking cows and some try stock. A small house and milking ilied, cream cart passes the door. I'rice, £8 per acre, on terms. THORNTON WALKER AND CO., L: Hinemoa Street, Rotorua.