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Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1917, Page 3

WS' BSC PROFITS to be made Dairy Farming ■■«****** "Study it Out! the high price of But'er and Cheese, etc., farmers are making big profits now, tut just thinle what luge piolits aio m store for tlie fanner when the war is won and the food-hungry people of Europe aie to be projjfrjv "-a. Plenty of ships will then be available at lower freights, and New Zeaiand farmers will coin Itioney, . LAND WILL THEN BE DEARER Great, Britain is looking to New Zealand for farm produce. That,means immediate profit to you. vigit now is the time to buy a farm v. hile prices are reasonable, for the moment the war is ended tiey will be almost double. That makes a farm a good investment for you. Just think of th« hundreds of square miles of land in Europe—once highly cultivated and helping to supply tbs world's markets—now a waste that will take years to retrieve. OVER 500 PROPERTIES ON OUR BOOKS. Call or write, stating the kind of property you are looking for, and we will give you full particulars of suitable farms for sale or to let. .You will have the se;vices of experienced men to as»ist m your choice—men with practical farm knowledge—men who V-i ow VOUR REQUIREMENTS. T * fm hi n *' ,l *h i A Section of Properties for Sale and Exchange 4-60 Acres back of Hawera< Hilly country, about half gross, balance fern and scrub; 3 paddocks, no buildings. Price, £4 per acre. "is. £3OO to £4OO cash,' balance arranged to suit. - jjo. 261). ■only £39 with ea9y terms. Adjoining property quoted at £53. Balance can remain for 5 and 7 years at 5i per cent, and 6 per cent. No. 333 year off principal; tenu at 5 per cent. baton;*, long 2s o. 170 Acres Native Leas® (Sub.). For five years from September 1, 1016, with a further two years if required; rent 34/- per 'acre. pay. able half-yearly in 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 cows (one with calf)' 250 ewes, 230 lambs. PRICE, as a going concern, £I2OO. Straight Lease. 440 Acres close to Hawera; dairying and grazing country; well watered and subdivided; now milking isu cows besides grazing other stock; 6-rooraed house, race cowshed, con* crete floor. Possession jmy August. 30/- per acre for 84 Acres, Tariki. Flat, all felled and grassed: 4 paddocks, about .2 acres ploughed;, 2roomed whare, good cowshed and barn combined hayloft; metal road i mile, 3 miles from railway, scihool and P.O. Hay and crop givenln. Only £l2 10s per acie, £3OO flash. Good prospective value. No.. 335. years. 1 or (iva N0.337. V Owner Leaving for the Front. 137 Acres, Oeo road, subdivided into 14 paddocks; well watered; 1} mn c ,, from factory and school, 2 miles from store, etc.; 8-roomed house, cow-shed, and PRICE 128 Acres just outside Eltham. Well subdivided and watered; all level and dry; stumped and ploughed except 7 acres; close to cheese factory; carry 50 cows and young stock; last year received £I2OO-on butter fat alone; fi-roomed house, 15-bail concrete-floored cowshed and' outbuildings; 5 acres of hay and 8 acres root crops go with the place. Possession July 1; £56 io s per acre with £9OO cash and £IOO per And Other Properties 200 Acres Five Miles from Stratford. Real good, undulating country; all in good two-ewe country; firoomed house with al! conveniences and general outbuildings: MICE £!■) per acre. £4OO cash, balance five years at 0 per cent. No. £23. Town Property. 1} Acres and five-roomed house, up-to-date, every convenience and telephone and electric light acre in lucerne; live fence all round. £BSO with about half cash. No. 332. >THE Stock \qents % Auctioneers. Hawera.

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