Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 17 March 1917, Page 3

Y FARMING. the-high price of Butter and Cheese, etc., farmers are making big profits now, but just thln£ what large profits are in store for the farmer when the war is won and the food-hungry people of Europe are to he properly fed. Plenty of ships will then be available at lower freights, and New Zealand farmers will coin money. 100 PROPERTIES ON """"■ BOOKjt' tiJhH! Z "' r ' tt ;;'''"''' tlie k!nd of P r °P ert y y<>« «• looking for, ai.,l «, .:;: ,ive you full patticulars of suitable farms for ,ale or to let. You will have the services of experienced men to «. «»fc in your choice-men with practical farm knowledge-men who know ¥OUR REQUIREMENTS. 80-COW FARM. Selection of Dairy Farms for Lease IN THE BEST DAIRYING DISTRICTS OF TARANAKI. '197 ACRES, subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered by streams; factory on property; CO acres ... ploughed and sown; good sevenroomed house; machines go with place, and to be left in good condition at end of lease. Term: 6 years at £2 5s per acre. 301 120-COW FARM. 248 ACRES, ISO acres flat, :■•■ ainder 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; aho 20-eow concrete floor cowshed, with engine house and six-cow' L.K.C. milking plant and releaser; S years to run from August 1, 1917, at £2 5s per acre. . S6O 70-COW FARM. 151 ACRES, with 7-roomed house, man's whare, workshop, trapshed and cowshed (33 x 24), coi.jrcte floor, fitted with Gane milking machine r 1 releasor; water laid on in shea and stockyard; engine room (32 x 18), concrete floor; engine water pump, saw bench, grindstone, chaffeuttor and logger; farm is subdivided into 12 paddocks; 200 chains boxthorn; carrying (H cows, 2 bulls, 10 calves, !) horses and sheep; £2 13s per acre lease, with optional purchase clause at £53; for 7 or 10 yeaw. 359 28-COW FARM. 5.1 ACRES, sub-divided into 12 paddocks; well fenced and watered; carrying 2S dairv cows, 2 horses, pigs, etc., and 2 bulls; last year's returns over 70001bs butter; this year estimated at SOOOlbs. Trice £OO per acre, cash required, £3OO. * 35 Ami Other Properties 50-COW FARM. U3 ACRES, well sub-divided and watered; 8 acres swe'des, 2 stacks hay; 0-bail cowshed, concrete floor; good 6-roomed house 1 and wash-house, etc.; will sell new Lawrence-Kennedy 3-bucke* plant and releaser ab price to be arranged; £2 8s per acre for 3 years. «« 150-COW FARM. 440 ACRES, close to B ing and grazing country; well watered and sub-divided; no* milking 150 cows, besides grazing other stock; 6-roomed house; race cowshed, concrete floor; possession July 1 or August;- 30s per acre for 5 vears. "337 TOWN PROPERTY. 21- Acres and 6-roomed House, All conveniences, outbuildings, gi shed, loose box, motor she*, etc.; situated just outside borough of Hawera. 'Price £12»"9; 3 about £l5O down. H 9 THE EKfI^JM, f/11/lPtk. mmmMm 1 m H*, 1 J&zpimSi Auctioneers. ~- .Hnnjera.

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