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Taranaki Daily News, 5 March 1920, Page 7

USD 10* SALE. lAM>! UAND! IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. onnn acres freehold oaaa ""V" ACRES FREEHOLD *"W JUGNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYING LAND. PNE OP THE BEST Cl?EUra-UF BLOCKS IK TOE WAIKATO. HOBTLY KAHKATKA FLATS. 1500 ACRES ia EB f u » h <ns«M; ,;" Wtfl fenced sub, ; »bun4»nt .wrfef wpglyv .upmount con cottage for i inft; handy to way, itore, ete. ■worth £6O par tfan|. "d good out-b" ? ■'lk factory, ....- -.bloc* will be i£f:it\yaf abort PRICE £3O peier* terms to be ' arranged. ;".:r LAYBOUAN, ROSS & WHYT& Jfard St., Hamilton, Waikato. NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. fIQ7 ACRES, 8-Woiued house, shed, et«. close to factory, school, and Mtti about half ploughablei will fenced, t«ry dean; carry about 23 cows and 200 ■heap. Price only £l3 10a per acre; terms, £6OO cask AjplyJ. SUTHERLAND. I » G L E WOOD.

THE DEMAND FOR LAND. •With the prospect of record prices for dairy produce text season, a-big demand for good farms it being experienced. We quote a few tip-top model farms in the Hawera Oiitrict we are instructed to a*fl*ttke returns justify the prices, and left you are, right in the heart of the biggest producing area. , , t MlM«i 2 hortts, \ bull, 12 calves, 6 intettt fences practically all boxtnorn; wattrw by windmill in centre of farm; buildings are a feature of the, place, the eowshtd being the most up-to-date possible, fall concreted holding yard and concreted pig-sty to hold 50 pigs; house of fi rooms in splendid order and eon* tenienees, and included with the farm are 4«*»r UK.G. plant With Lister engine, 0 can*, cart, harness and farm implements, aH in very fine order, also 2 itacks baV. A model tana, no work to do to get it in order and giving tip-top returns, injpeoUon will convince you. rttt term* and conditions apply to us at once, Wi are sole agents. AG&SS, good hcuse with every - convenience, motor shed and splendid cowshed, concrete yard vith tetara fNtHj tub-divided into 10 paddocks; 2 ♦Wmtfls, Water laid on in every paddotk; live M&get throughout: carrying 30 eewt, 10 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls and 4 bone*. Tis farm was awarded first 16. Not an Inch of waste land. The owner telling only on account of illIwiltlL Milking machines go with the farm. " v and HfiVKt BBEn SULKED OjJ; irtt-cwM wad and admirably tu/ted for ttud farm; been used for fattening only, and hat Wintered 400 sheep; subdivided into I paddocks, with good wire and live fences; watered by stream and dam; handy to factory; very attractive bungalow house of 6 foom9, scullery, bathroom, b... ii e. water, telephone, etc, motor shed and workshop; no cowshed. An ideal proposition. raEWEEK &JOLL,

/HAWERA. UP NORTH 364 ACRES FREEHOLD 375 ewes, 100 wethers, 100 cattle. Thin property is well fenced and subdivided into * number of paddocks—the woolshed, yards, and dip are good, the house is old. The position of this block is unique, Uway station and yards will actually 1 on the property. fftCE £ao per acre, £mo cash, balance arranged. Keg. A SMALL GOING CONCERN 50 ACRES. Includes '4 cows in milk, 2 heifers, 12 ealfes, 6 pigs, 3 tons oaten hay, 4 ton ha/, household furniture, plough and harrow*, 2 horses, trap and harness. CLOSE TO TOWNSHIP. The buildings are good—6-roomed house, cowahed and barn. £6oo cash, balance «t 5 per cent. Beg. further particulars from ' COLMORE-WILLIAMS the Land Man of the Worth." DARQAVILLE. * "*" i: P.O. Box 44, Dargaville i: "ColmorewiU." EE-OPBNING PRIVATE HOSPITAL. vrtTRSE BENNETT* Inglawood, wishes to notify the public tliat the Das Heated the services of a> trained hospital notse (eertifieattd) to assist bar.