to be made .' Dairy Farming \- "study it Out! " \yiTII the high price of Butter and Cheese, etc., farmers are making big profits now, but just think what large profits are in store for the farmer when the war is won and the food-hungry people of Europe are to be properly fed. Plenty of ships will then be available at lower freights, and New Zealand farmers will coin money. WILL THEN BE DEARER Great Britain is looking to' New Zealand for farm produce. That means immediate profit to you. Right now is the time to buy a farm while prices are reasonable, for the moment the war -is ended they will be almost double. That makes a farm a good investment for you. Just think of the hundreds of square miles of land in Europe-onee highly cultivated aud helping to supply the world's marUeta-r-now a waste that will take years to retrieve. > PROPERTIES ON OUR BOOKS. Call or write, stating the kind of property' you are looking for, and we will give yeu full particulars of suitable farms for sale or to let. You will have the services of experienced men to as. «st m .your choiec-mcn with practical farm knowledge-men who know YOUU REQUIREMENTS. Eim H'* m 4 Km^yrr^M Selection of Properties for Sale and Exchange TWO GOOD LEASES. 17Q ACRES, NATIVE LEASE (Sub.), for five years from September 1, 1910, with a. further two years if required; rent 34/- per .icrc, payable half-yearly m advance; rates, £2O per annum. Subdivided into 4 paddocks, ring fenced, and 3 paddocks. Buildings: 4-roomed cottage, 12-bailed cowshed, and pigstyes. Present stock: 56 heifers. '2 bulls. 2 cews'(one-with calf) 250 ewes, 230 lambs. PRICE, as a going concern' £1 * 200 - No. 300 257^ ACRKS ' )iaiuly to Hnwi; 7-roomed house, gig-shed, implement shed, good cowshed, milking machine and engine. Subdivided into eight paddocks, well watered. At present carrving Too cows, dry stock, horses, etc. Two miles to' Factorv and Post Office.- Lease at 34/- per acre for six years. Possession arranged. Goodwill, £IOO. No. 300 110 ACRES ' CLOSE TO MANAIA, One of the best dairy farms in the district; subdivided into 9 paddocks; can carry GO cows, horses, bulls and young stock; fl-roomcd house, wi!li hot water laid on: man's whare;' 20-bail cowshed and ' numerous outbuildings. Possession July 1, 1917. Price, £OB per acre; about £IOOO cash," with balance 7 years at 5y a per cent. No. 292. ACRES, BACK OF HAWERA. Hilly country, about half grass, balance fern and scrub; 3 paddocks, no buildings Price, £4 per acre. Terms, £3OO to £4OO cash, balance arranged to suit. No. 269 J_7sVa ACRES BEACH LAND, CLOSE.TO HAWERA Level and well watered; boxthorn fences; 3 paddocks. Price £Gli. Terms to be arranged. No. 295 A HIGHLY-IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE 0£ EXCHANGE FOR ANY CLASS OF PROPERTY 165 AORES ' OP€NA KE DISTRICT. - Native lease. All felled except 14 acres shelter bush; ring-fenced and subdivided into 5 paddocks; good 5-roomed house and cowshed. Lease has 21 years to run at 1/9 per acre. Possession immediately if desired. Price £8 10s per acre, with £4OO cash; balance 7 years at 6 per cent, per annum. £460 G.A.S. r No . ass 152 ACRES ' G00I) DAZING AND DAIRYING COUNTRY. Undulating, all but 10 acres ploughable; subdivided into I, 1 ) paddocks, with 7-wired fences; 50 acr«s already been ploughed; 30 acres re-grassed; 20 .»cres ploughed for turnips; well watered; half-acre orchard; pi» run; 5 acres shelter bush; half-mile to school and factory, quarter-mile to P. 0.; 6-roorned house, cowshed and other building. Only £2! per .-,cre. with £SOO cash, balance for 5 years at 5 per cent. There is also a convenient G.A.S. mortgage. This property has not Jieen on the market for 18 years. jf o| 283 5Q ACRES, 2 MILES FROM HAWERA. Subdivided into 0 paddocks and 3 smaller ones; carrying capacity, 33 cows; 2-roomed house, gig shed, cart shed, etc.; 10-bailed cowshed, supplied by mill. Price, £77 per acre. For terms apply at this office. No. 287 And Other Properties -aP 1 Stock agents auctioneers. - HAWEfIA
m fORTUNA SEPARATORS. THE BEST HAND SEPARATOR IN THE WORLD. above Separator in all the towns and surrounding districts from Wellington to New Plymouth. This is a proposition worth enquiring into. Write for further particulars toB. HARK NESS IRONFOONDER AND MACHINERY MERCHANT, STRAT V 0 R Dl
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1917, Page 3
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