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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1916, Page 3

BAY OF PLENTY FARMS. 4 ' UU hous- uml large out-buildings; close to M'houl .mil factory. An up-to-date l';mn and excellent value. £2O per acre on terms. 70fi ACRKS > IRO llcl ' e9 '" » n,3s alul crops, .'food house and large shed, all new tences. £8 per acre, easy terms can be arranged. This farm is all level and, having a long frontage, makes a splendid cutting proposition and so hai a big prospective value. 1 Of) ACRKS, 36 in grass, balance in iol ' fern with rough feed. Will easily milk 30 cows in its present state. AH level; no buildings. Price £8 per a-.re. 186 A . CRES - nea and sheds; milking 30 cows at present, 'flip making of a real good farm. Price £0 per acre, £3OO cash, balance as arranged. If you want anything from 20 to 2000 ac es let us know your requirements and we will- semi you particulars. WILSON AND ROBBINS, LAX I) Af! KXT S, TAURAXGA AXD TK PUKE.

NORTH AUCKLAND PARTLY IMPROVED DAIRY FAR.M all Rat, divided intc This land lias lit'i.'ii dairicd upon and is very suitable for a small man wanting si start. (lood position as to railway post and factory. PRICK (INLY £l2 PER ACRE. Yen easy terms to good man. 400 ACRES, suitable for milking and sheep or cattle and crop ping. This land is partially in new grass, partially in fallow, and about l.'O acres rough food. Will easily nil a row to 2'/2 acres. Subdivided into f paddocks; large house and a lot of outbuildings; om main coacb road; cream cart calls for cream and handy to deepwater harbor. PRICK IS £l4 PE\ ACRE, and the owners will put the whole of the balance of unploiighed land under the plough, flood easy terms to suit clients. For particulars apply IV. A. LIMERICK, Box (124. AT.TKLAXD.

FARM WANTED. We have a client who lias the labor to handle nj> to 100 cows. He owns a very desirable small farm of ii!l acres-, and will jjivt it as deposit on a larger farm of 250 to <IIJO or .">!)() acres. This is an excellent opportunity for any farmer wishing to retire or who finds himself hampered owing to shortage of labor. Any farms submitted must bear fullest investigation and must be at cash price. Bend fullest details to LEWIS AND CO WANGA N U I. RANTED by first-class Man, miiki on Shares, can handle up to inn eo by hand. Apply, Lewis and Co., Ws

READ THIS. 1 ACRE freehold just outside Waitara boroiigli, "i-roomed hr'ek dwelling', wash-house, copper set in. shed suitable ior trap or motor. Wizard light installed. 1£ miles to school and post office. Price only £OSO. tSOO AC;RKS > T..T. title, >JOV\J Awa j.j no „ 01 .t1,. jono apl .„ have hepii felled and about three mile., fencing erected. Considerable portion suitable for fattening purposes. Only £2 2s (Id per acre, very easy LUND & SAMPSON, Land and General Commission Agents WAITARA.

NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. |/jj_Q ACRES, sa'udivlied into 12 paddocks, 5-roomed house, shed? J. SUTHERLAND, INGLEWOOD.

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