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Taranaki Daily News, 27 May 1919, Page 3

DRIED MILE. EXTRAORDINARY RETURNS. AK(\ ACRES Freehold. One of the •*" V brat farms in the Waikato. Practically all dead level. Very strong loamy soil in the best of English grasses. Well subdivided and well watered by river and windmills. Long road frontage and admirably suited for subdivision. Adjoining Railway Station and only' 4 miles from the first dried milk factory to be erected in the Waikato. The factory is now in the course of eTection, and the milk can be put o nthc Railway within 30 chains of the milking shed, and lauded at the factory in about 15 minutes. The buildings comprise good homestead of S rooms with every convenience, well laid out grounds and garden, also a 4-roomed milkers' cottage, 2 cowsheds all concreted, manure shed, motor garage., and numerous other buildings Two 5-cow plant milking machines. 95-gallon Alpha separator. Post office, store, hall, etc., adjoining. Will carry 200 milking cows. Owner milked 180 cows last season, and took in grazers as well, and has arranged to milk 200 cows this coming season. Price, £45 per acre. Terms, £3OOO cash. Don't take notice of what we state here, but come and see for yourself, and if we have misrepresented it we will pay all your expenses. If this place was in Taranaki it would sell readily at £ls 1 per acre. 1 Apply to the Sol 1 Agents— IMATTHEWS BROS. HAMILTON.