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Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1920, Page 6

IAMD FOS SALE. LAND! .AND! IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. 2000 ACRES FREEHOLD OAAA *'""' ACRES FREEHOLD <* v vV MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYING LAND. ONE OF THE» BEST CWTI .NG-UB BLOCKS IN THE WABIATO. MOSTLY KAHIKATEA FLATS. 1500 ACRES in En g li9b - gra&ieaj well fenced and numerous subdivisions; abundant supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with every modern convenience; also comfortable cottage for manager and good out-build-ings; handy to dried milk factory, railway, store, etc. This bloc* will be worth £6O per acre in a very ehort time. PRICE £36 per acre, terms to be arranged. LAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE, Ward St., Hamilton, WaikatOj NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. IQ7 ACRES, 5-roomed house, shed, etc- close to factory, school, and post; about halt ploughable; well fenced, very clean; carry r.bout 25 cows and ZOO sheep. Price, only £l3 10s per acre* terms, £SOO cash. Apply— J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD. THE DEMAND FOR LAND,, With the prospect of record priees for dairy produce next season, a big demand for good farms is being experienced. "We quote a few tip-lop model farms in the Hawera District wo are instructed to sell—the returns justify the prices, and here you are, right in the heart of the biggest producing area. (JO -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 concreted pig-sty to hold fiO pigs;, house of 5 rooms in splendid order and conveniences, and included with the farm are 4-cov L.K.G. plant with Lister engine, fl cans, cart, harness and farm implement!-,, all in very lino order, also 2 stacks hay. A model farm, no work to do to got 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. Q ACRES, good house with every convenience, motor shed and splendid cowshed, concrete yard vith totara posts; sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 2 windmills, 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 I prize in the A. & P. farm competition 101 fi. Not an inch of Waste land. The j owner selling only on account of illhealth. Milking machines go with the | farm. gQ ACRES overlooking the township and NEVER BEEN MILKED ON; first-class land and admirably suited for stud farm; been used for fattening only, and has wintered 400 sheep; subdivided into 8 paddocks, with good ./he and live fences; watered by stream and dam; handy to factory; very attractive galow house of 5 rooms, scullery, bathroom, h. k c. water, telephone, etc., I motor shed and workshop; no cowshed. ! An ideal proposition. TKEWEEK & JOLL, UP NORTH 364 ACRES FREEHOLD RUN..ING 375 ewes, 100 wethers, 100 cattle. This property is well fenced and subdivided into a number of uaduocks—the woolshed, yards, and dip Ire good, the house is old. The position of this block is unique, railway station and yards will actually be on the property. P "ICE £;o per acre, £2OO cash, balance arranged. Reg. £2350. A SMALL GOING CONCERN 50 ACRES. Includes '4 cows in milk, 2 heifers, 12 calves, 0 pigs, 3 tons oaten hay, 4 ton hay, household furniture, plough and harrows, 2 horses, trap and harness. CLOSE TO TOWNSHIP. The buildings are good—6-roomed house, cowshed and barn. £6OO cash, balance at 5 per cent Ik a Further particulars from COLMORE-WILLIAMS. p Th.e Land Man of the Aotti PASGAVILLB, Setters} P.O. Box 44, tlftrgavUle. TelegramM , *Colmorewill, , < RE-OPENING PRIVATE: HOSPITAL BENNETT, Inglewood, wishes to notify the public that the lias secured the services of a trained hospital nurse fcertificated) to assist h'-