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Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1920, Page 6

LAND FOS SALE. LAND! LAND! IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. 3000 i-SSSSS 2000 MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYING LAND. ONE OF THE BEST CUTI .NG-UE BLOCKS IN THE WAIKATO. . MOSTLY KAHIKATEA FLATS.' 1500 |p RES ih En e luh gmtts; ' tfe'll fenced and nuraefoug »üb« divisions; abundant water supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with everp modern convenience; also comfortable cottage and good out-build-ings" bandy to dried milk factory, railwa;s t e-tc. This block wilt be w.ortli.;j£flo.'pcr acre in a very »hort| time. PRICE £36 per acre, terms to be • arranged. [LAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE. Ward St., Hamßon, • Waijcato. NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. IQ7 ACRES, 5-roomed house, shed, etq, close to factory, Bchool, and post; about halt ploughable; wall fenced, very clean; carry tbout 25 cows and 200 sheep. Trice only £l3 10s per acre; terms, £SOO cash. Apply— ~ J. SUTHERLAND I N G L E W O'O D,

THE DEMAND FOR LAND. With the prospect of record prices for dairy produce i>ext season, a big demand for good farms is being experienced. We quote a few tip-top model farms in the Hawera District we are instructed to sell—the returns justify the prices, and here you are, right in the heart of the biggest producing area. £A ACRES and carrying 34 cows. 8 heifers, 2 horses, 1 bull, 12 calves, 5 sheep; fences practically all boxthorn,; watered by windmill in centre of farm; buildings are a feature of the place; the cowshed being the most up-to-date possible, full concreted, holding yard and coricrcted pig-sty to hold 60 pigs; house of 5 rooms in splendid order and conveniences, and included with the farm are 4-cov L.K.G. plaut with Lister engine, (i tans, cart, harness and farm implements, all in very fine order, also 2 stacks hay. A model:farm, no work; to do to get it in order and giving tip-top returns. Inspection will convince you: For terms and conditions apply to us at once. Wi are sole agents. •7 A ACRES, good hcusc with every convenience, motor shed and splendid cowshed, concrete yard vith totara posts; sub-divided into 10 paddocks; B wrtidmills, water laid on in every paddock; live hedges throughout; carrying 30 cows, 10 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls and 4 horses. T" is farm was awarded first prize in the A. & P. farm competition 1910. Not an inch of waste land. "The owner selling onlj on account of illhealth. Milking machines go with the farm. GA ACRES overlooking the township and NEVER BEEN MILKED ON'; first-class land and ndmirably suited for stud farm; been used for fattening only, and has wintered 400 sheep; subdivided into 8 paddocks, with good .fire and live fences; watered by stream and dam; handy to factory; very attractive bungalow house of ~> rooms, scullery, bathroom, h. k c. water, telephone, etc., motor sited and workshop; no cowshed. An ideal proposition.

TREWEEK & JOLL, UP NORTH 364 ACRES FREEHOLD RUN., KG ■175 ewes, 100 wethers, 100 cattle. This property is well fenced and subdivided into ii number of paihioeks—(i"» woolshed, yards, and dip .iro good, t house is old. :\J The position of this block is unique, railway station and yards will actually be on the property. PfICE £io per acre, £2OO cash, balance arranged. Reg. £2350. A SMALL GOING CONCERN 50 ACRES. Includes -4 cows m milk, 2 heifers, 12 calves, 0 pigs, 3 tons, oaten j.ay, 4 ton bay, household furniture, plough and harrows, 2 horses, trap and harness. CLOSE TO TOWNSHIP. The, buildings are good—Groomed house, cowshed and barn. £6OO cash, balance at 5 per cent. Reg. Further particulars from COLMORE-WILLIAMS % "The Land Man of the Worth." ' DARGAVILLE. Letters: P.O. Box 44, J)argaville. Telegrams: "Colmorewill." RE-OPENING PRIVATE HOSPITAL BENNETT, Inglewood, wishes to notify the public that t-he has secured the scvices of a trair.ed hospital nurse (certificated; to assist her.