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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 46, 18 November 1920, Page 9

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. VERT SOTJND BUYING. 1 AAfi ACRES, FREEHOLD, surveyed -Lvl/U 1 into 9 sections. Tho land is all flat and mostly well improved. The major portion is alluvial land and part wlnto pine swamp, thoroughly drained and carrying splendid grass. Balance is peaty country not yet broken in, but will be first-class land when handled. This portion is quite dry, and carries a lot of sheep and cattle. The buildings are first-class and comprise residence, large stablo, barn and implement shed, milking 6hed (5 machines), pigsties, and 8 small cottages. 120 dairy cows, besides a lot of bullocks and sheep, are at present on tho farm. Last season G3 cows were milked on 90 acres. Situated 22 miles from Hamilton, and 2 miles from township, cheese factory, wliool, and P.O. PRICE, .£.13 per acre, on good terms. Adjoining laud is -K0 to .£7O per acre, and not as good as this place. Sole Agent, ' HERBERT HEWITT, Garden Place (P.O. Box 229),

| Hamilton. WAIKATO—GOING CONCERN. WAIKATO GOING CONCERN. Ift 9 ACRES, FREEHOLD, chiefly -LtJ/v rich drained swamp; all in grass, with the exception of about 3 acres ready for plough, and 17 acres after swedes. The'front portion, about 30 acres of the farm, on which the buildings stand, is slightly undulating and always nico and dry. School is one mile distant, railway 10 miles. A now road will reduce this to G miles; also 1 hour by car from Hamilton. Cream cart collects. The buildings comprise an up-to-date house of 7 living rooms, bathroom, scullery, wash-house with copper and tubs, hot and cold water, telephone, and all possible conveniences. There is a tennis lawn in front and tho situation is ideal. Tho cowshed has G bails, with engine-room and 3-cow milking plant installed (floors concreted); motor shed, trapshed. and piggery. This farm will milk '60 cows now, and will do 80 to 90 later on. The stock at present on property are 4G milking cows, 28 yearlings, 1 horse, and 6 pigs. These, together with a spring cart and harness, also 1 single buggy and harness as a going concern. This is the cheapest property in the Waikato to-day. Tho owner is very unfortunate in being compelled to sell through ill-health. PRICE. JISI PER ACRE. ■ CASH THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Victoria Street, HAMILTON.

HANDY DAIRYING PROPOSITIONS. tyty ACR.ES, FREEHOLD, close to Feild- • ' ing, all Hat; 1J miles from school, factory, railway station, freezing works, etc.; well fenced, watered, and subdivided; new i-room«d BungaCow, washhouse, bathroom, motor shed, cowshed, etc. Will easily milk 10 cows. PRICE .£l3O PER ACIi'E; .£2OOO cash, balance arranged. QI7 ACRES, FREEHOLD, close to O • Bunnythorpe, all flat, 2 mile 6 f rom school, store, factory, and railway station; good orchard; well fenced, watered, and subdivided. Good G-roomed house, milking ptant, and outbuildings, all in excellent order. Has just wintered 100 breeding ewes, Ijesidcs • horses and cattle; now milking 28 cows, besides rnnning dry stock. PRICE £11 PER ACRE; £3000 cash. For further particulars, apply to LONDON AND CO., ' Victoria Avenue, Wanganui.

11 K ACRES, splendid freehold dairy farm, situated at Lepperton, very highly improved, subdivided into 24 well fenced paddocks, nearly the whole of the land has been ploughed and isgrassed; nicely sheltered with about 8 acres of goo<i bush. Only a stone's throw from chec&j factory,! school, post office, telephone, and half-mile from railway station. New houso of 7 rooms, hot and cold water, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs. Concrete floor cowsheds with machines; watered by good streams. This is one of the best farms in the district, Will carry 50 cows. Price, only <£85 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser, or will sell everything as a gciinr concern, including 40 cows, implements, horses, stcl, valuo .£ 1-100, at .£95 per acre, JE2OOO cash. E. JACKSON, New Plymoutb. Box 39. OOAA Freehold. Grazing Country, in Taranaid District, about .12 miles inland from Strhtford; metalled road runs to within about four miles of property, remainder unmotalled at present; 673 acres in grass, 1527 in bush: well watered by streams, and practically free of weeds. The property is at present carrying 113 cattle and 600 sheep. _ Has no buildings but shearing shed adjoins property. This is an excellent proposition for a man of small means, as only about cash is required, and owner will giro very easy terms for the halancc. Price, <£3 per acre. 1 AAA ACRES, Grazing Country (600 XUIfU Freehold, 400 L.1.P.), in Taranaki District, on good metalled car rond. All in grass, well watered and subdivided, all good fonces; 100 acres ploughable. Will carry 2 6heep and cattle; good 7-roomed house, woolehed, yards, etc., on property. A good proposition at Price, jCIO per acre, with, say, J61500 cash. ,- Apply ■ FOLEY AND .TAGO, Stratford.

CHEAP- FARM. oaa ACRES, about one-third ploughable, balance easy; splendidly watered by running streams; 17 paddocks. VERY BEST GRASS COUNTRY. 5-roomed house, cowshed, yards, other outbuildings, orchard, all well sheltered. A GOOD FARM. > Situated about 1 mile from 6chool, etc.; good motor road to property; handy to Palmerston North. This property is Cheap—.£32 10s. PER ACRE. TERMS ARRANGED. WILTON AND VAUTIER, Land Agents, PALMERSTON NORTH. ' no A ACRES, 2-sheep country; is per t/Ol" acre; £1000 cash. ~lA{\ ACRES, 5 miles from large town, neavy land; creamery opposite. motalled rpnd, good house, with every convenience; .£62 10s. qAA ACRES, alongside railway; two OuU houses; fattened 2090 sheep and bullocks; J837 10s. CAVELL. STRAWBRIDGE, AND CO., 85 Ridgway Street, Wanganui. "MARLBOROUGH THE GOLDEN." FOR SALE, irnn ACRES, Land subdivided into I"v several blocks; carrying at present 700 sheep, horses, cattle, etc.; 250 acres in oats (estimated at four tons per acre); 25 acres in peas, 25 in bai'loy. Property well watered. Adjoins :railway station, school, and post oiliSe. Large dwelling with conveniences, and all outbuildings appertaining to a good farm. Cash required i! 5000. NOTE.—One of Marlborough's be6t farms, and all ploughable. Further particulars on application to HUNTER, THOMAS, AND PEIUNO, Blenheim. '