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Taranaki Daily News, 13 March 1917, Page 3

DAIRY FARMING. * the high price of Butter and Cheese f etc., farmers are makin? big profits now, but just think what iarge profits arc in store for the farmer when the war is won and the food-hungry peopl* of Europe are to be: properly feu. Plenty of ships will then be available at lower freights, and New Zealand farmers will coin money. OVER SQO PROPERTIES ON OUR BOOKS. Call or write, stating tlie kind of property you are looking for, and we will give you full |>«.T« , ticular* of suitable farms for -ale or to let. You will have the rrvices of experienced men to assist in your choice—men with practical I'-r" ■••••.>' '-.rot v VOUIt REQUIREMENTS. "&• m m Selection of Dairy Farms for Lease IN THE BEST DAIRYING DISTRICTS OF TARANAKI. 80-COW FARM. ■ 197 ACRES, subdivided i.;tu U; paddocks, watered by streams; fac- , tory on property; 60 acres ploughed and sown; good sevenroomed house; machines go with place, and to be left in good condition at end of lease. Term: 5 years at £2 as per acre. SOI 120-COW FARM. 248 ACRES, ISO acres flat, remainder undulating; subdivided into 11 paddocks; fenced with boxthorn; first-class grass and cropping land; well watered; good 10-roomed house, with hot and cold water throughout; also 20-co\v concrete floor cowshed, with engine house and six-cow L.K.G. milking plant and reI leaser; 8 years to run from August 1, 1917, at £2 5s per acre. 3GO 70-COW FARM. 151 ACRES, with 7-roomed hotise, man's wharc, workshop, trapshed and cowshed (33 x 24), concrete floor, fitted with Gane milking machine and releaser; •vatft- laid, on in shed and stockard; engine . room (32 x 18), oncrete floor; engine water imp, saw bench, grindstone haffcutter and logger; farm ii subdivided into 12 paddocks; 2(H) chains boxthorn; carrying 04 cows, 2 bulla, 10 calves, 9 horses and sheep;' £2 13s per acre lease, with optional purchase clause at £33; for 7 or 10 years. 350 50-COW FARM. 113 AQRES, well sub-divided and watered; 3 acres swedes, 2 stacks hay ; (J-be.il cowshed, concrete floor; good 5-rooiued house and wash-bouse, etc.; will sell new Lawrence-Kennedy 3-bueket plant aiul releaser at) ■price to be arranged; £2 5s per acre for 3 vears. 356 \ • 150-COW FARM. 440 ACRES, close to 'Hawera; dairying and grazing country r well watered and sub-divided; no* milking 150 cows, besides grazing other stock; 6-roomed house; race cowshed, concrete lioor; possession July 1 or Aug* 'ist: 30s per acre for 6 ye&ts. 397! 28-COW FARM. last year's returns over 70001bs butter; this year estimated at SOOOlbs. Price £GO per acre"; cash required, £3OO. 358 All conveniences, outbuildings, gig shed, loose box, motor shed, etc.; situated just outside borougli of Hawera. 'Price £1200; about .CKfl ('nv, n. 328 And Other Properties THE 51 ACRES, sub-divided into 12 paddocks; well fenced and water- TOWN PROPERTY, ed; carrying 28 dairy cows, 2 2 -t Acres and 6-roomed Hous*. horses, pigs, etc., and 2 bulls; Stock &s,y;:on "Agents $ Auctioneers. Hawera.

FORTUNA SEPARATORS. THE BEST HAND SEPARATOR IN . THE WORLD. j AGENTS WANTED for the; ' 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 to— B. BARENESS IRONFOUNDER AND MACHINERY MERCHANT, STRJTinm