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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 181, 27 April 1920, Page 11

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. YOU'LL GET THE BEST FOR , LESS ' • UP NORTH. 0 '. »-COW FARM. J ' r s [ FREEHOLD. ' FREEHOLD, ) ' ACRES. 10A ACRES. ACRES. 101 l 1 ACRES. ! 420 10s. PER ACRE, ! THIS , PROPERTY is ring-fenced and well subdivided, and can be improved to milk 70 cows. * ABOUT 90 ACRES of this property- is very rich drained swamp, and the balance is nice ?asy, ploughable, un- . dulating country; about 30' acres of which has been ploughed. THE BUILDINGS are a comfortable 5roomcd ' cottage, outbuildings, and bam. THE SITUATION IS IDEAL and only 3 miles from Borough and right alongside railway station. THIS PROPERTY Has iievcr c.hanged hands and is unencumbered. THE TERMS ARE EASY: 4770 CASH, balancu 5 years at 6 per cent. • WOULD SUIT TWO RETURNED MEN. For further particulars, apply COLMORE-WILLIAMS, "The Land Mhn f of the North," DARGiVILLE. Letter?: "Colmore House," Dargavillo. Telegrams: "Colmorewill."

'f ' ' "WHERE IS-TE HORO?" TOE ■ HORO is situate halfway between •"• Wellington -,aud Palmerston North, on the Manawatu Line, and must become the most important place between these two centres'owing to the climatic conditions and tho richness of the soil. We 1 have THREE CHOICE DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, here,, ' '• t, 100 Acres richest flats, all necessary buildings. H 84 Apses, well-grassed and watered, good dwelling, sheds, atn. 70 Acres, rich drained swamp, nice home. PRICES and TERMS on application to FAITH'S FARM' AGENCY. . Te Horo. . • CHOICE DAIRY FARMS. • i •J M ACRES, FREEHOLD, nil flat, « l.yu acres stumped, 10 acrtr, in crop, balance in gmss. permanent water, fenced into 10 paddocks; carries 40 cows, besides other stock. Good 7-roomed 'house, cowshed with- machines 'stable, trapshed, etc. A particularly well improved farm, and a (bargain at ,£€2 per acre, with i'llflO cash. ■ "J OA ACRES, FREEHOLD, all in 'grass; 7 acres stumped, '7 paddocks, well watered. Carries CO cows, besides other stock. Good 7-roomed houso, cowshed with machines, trapshed. etc.! A snip alt ,£4O per acre, with machines in; JISOO 'cash. Terms (ire .easy, and if you have the cash required come right along and inspect. - A. J. C. RUNCIMAN, • Dannevirke. "J Q ACRES of Freehold Land, situJLOv «ted within two miles of .cheese and butter. factory, school, P. 0., telephone, stores, on good-metalled road, practically all been well stumped, ploughed nnd laid down in good English . grasses, practically clear of weeds, good winter arid spring feed, subdivided into 15 paddocks, "in two sections, wide f-outage, will carry 70 cows and, young stock. nicely sheltered/ good house of 6 or 7 rooms, 3-<w ( plant milking Tin.chine and engine goes in with farm. This is an excellent dairy farm in good district, will rise in value. Price only ,£65 an acre, JCIOOO to ,£ISOO cash, balance S vears fit- 5J ner'cent. Would consider 'exchange for pood: second mortgage with perhaps a'littlfi cash. . . CAMPBELL. JACKSON AND ROBT. WOOD. ' Broadway, Stratford. i ~ RTOH DAIRYING LAND, ! fJA A ACRES, freehold, <roo3 5-roomcd fijvv house, S-bailcowshed, with milking machines; all level nnd all plough- ; able; now running 60 dairy cows, 18 i.o, heifors, il bulls, 5 horses, 50 weaners, 80 ' sheep; free of weeds, bar a few blackberry on creek .bank;' hkhdy to school i and factory. This is a good beach farm i and is cheap at the price. Possession middle of .Tune. Price i6O per aero; i&MflO cosh, EJA ACRES, one of the best small farms ' "v in Taranaki. with beautiful mod- ■ orn 8-roomed house, every modern' convenience; S-bail oowshed; alldead level; i well, watered and subdivided into 9 paddocks. This little place lias carried this last season 30 dairy-cows 5 springing < heifers, 7 yearlings,' and this was done , without any . crops bar hay; factory, i school, Post Office i mile. Prico .£220 per acre, cash. This would make < n model stud farm. It is a short run ' from New Plymouth Post Office,- and to i really appreciate the value one mu6t in- ■ spect. Apply sharp. / A. L. HUNTER, AND CO., 1 Land and General Commission Agents, King St., Now Plymouth; P.O. Box 217. 1 OA ACRES, Freehold) will carry 40 J-/W cows; good house and outbuild- ! inqs; handy to school, factory, and Post Office. Price and full particulars on ap- 1 plication. 1 QO ACRES, Freehold, handy to Haw pO ora, nowcarrying C 2 coii-s, i horseß, 1 bull, .and' 30 calves. Good modern houso and all necessary outbuildings. Price and full particulars on application! M. C. CRIGHTON, , ' • Hawera Returned Soldiers' Land Bureau. . Box 180. QAA ACRES,' Leasehold, 25 years to run, 350 acres in good grass, 'up-to-date houso and ,all sheds, only erected 5 years,■ milking 190 cows; milk cold on the place for Is; per gallon. Price '■ .K) per aero. on. terms. ' 1 ACRES, O.R.P. at 15s. and 20s. Xi/l/v per acre, 550 acres in grass, surface sowii, woolshed, i stands, new yards and dip, hilly country, formation rubbly rock, good sheep country, 14 miles 1 from Opotiki. Price <£2 per acre, on terms. . OAQ ACRES', 150 acres in grass, carry. A)xtrJ ing 35 milking cows arid some dry stock. A small house and milking shed, cream cart passes tho door. Price, • ,£S per acre, on terms. THORNTON WALKER AND CO., , Hinemoa Street, Hotorua,