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Taranaki Daily News, 24 March 1920, Page 6

LAND FOH SALE. LAND! LAND! IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO, 2000 sss 2000 MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYINQ LAND. ONE OF THE BEST , CUTI JJQ-DI; BLOCKS IN THE WAIKATO. MOSTLY KAHKATEA FLATS. 1500 ACRES in English grasses}' well fenced and numerous subdivisions; abundant supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with every modern convenience; also comfortable cottage for manager and gooc out-build-ings; handy to dried milk factory, railway, store, etc. This blocr. will be worth £6O per acre in a very ehort time. PRICE £36 per acre, terms to ba arranged. LAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE. Ward St., Hamilton, Waikato.

TREWEEK & JOLL, HAWERAi Land, Stock, General Commission tnd Financial Agents. We oiler the following proposition it) Hawera lands, and can recommend them for early inspection. 100 ACRES, W.C. lease, no broken or waste land, carry 70 to 80 cows; two houses, 5 and 7 rooms (onA lia«: all modern conveniences), 12-bail short, plant at valuation; 12 paddocks, watered by rain and windnflll; quarter mile factory and. school; lease has 18 years (o run; present rental 14s. Price, £lls, with £2OOO cash. 100 carrying 45 cows, 4 heifers, 12 weanera, 4 horses; housa of 0 rooms and all outbuildings, electric light; 12 paddocks, good fences, and well watered; 5-bail walk-through cowshed with L.K.G. plant; quarter mile to factory. Price, £9O, with £2OOO cash. 158 ACRES, with good house 8 * rooms, 3 double-bail shed (machines included), well subdivided and watered; carry 45 cows and other stock, well suited for mixed farming, has wintered 200 ewes and 35 cows and horses, good crops and lucerne (good stand); a well-sheltered farm. Owner leaving the district. For quick salo will sell at £45, with £'2ooo cash, or less withr more cash. A cheap property. 150 ACRES, all flat, carrying 60 rows, IS calves, 5 horses, 1150 lambs; house 5 rooms and bathroom, etc., also house 4 rooms, e.1.; two cowsheds, S-bail and fi-bail, Gane plant and own power included; 15 paddocks, watered by ram and creeks. In crops: .8 acres swedes, 7 kale, i mangolds, 4, lucerne, and good stack hay. Surveyed into 2 farms. Price, £llO, with. £3OOO cash. TREWEEK & JOLL, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, WHY COLMORE-WILLIAMS? Because for the. "Up North" Country there's oply one Land Man of the North, and that') his name.

9fjf| ACRES situated within tea miir <W utiw' walk of new Railway Station now under construction; school 1 mile, suleyards Vi mile, Post Office 14 miles; cream collected; 150 acres in grass and rough feed; about 50 acres bush, principally tarairie, four acres has been ploughed. AU undulating country. Ring fenced and divided into three paddocks, Fences are good and mostly sheep proof, good permanent water from stony creeks, never been a .--hortage. House 7 rooms (requires redecorating), stable, and old cowshed. Stock now on property comprises 68 IS-monlh cattle, 2!f cows. Crops of oats and potatoes have been grown with good returns. There is plenty nf fencing timber on the pro* pertv. Telephone installed. Price £j per acre. £3OO cash depbsit. (Beg.) 151 ACRES Freehold Title, situated teu minutes' walk from wharf, school adjoining cream collected. 109 acres grass, mostly English and paspalum, 20 acres fallow, 7 acres oats, estimate 100 acres flat, balance undulating. Tin's farm is ring fenced and divided into 12 paddocks. House 4 rooms, cowshed, storeshed. iitock oil property 40 head. Price £2O per acre, £750 cash. (Reg.) 70 Freehold, all flat country and situate only IJ, miles from Dargaville, with a good metalled road; 50 acres grass, balance in crops and fallow. Fenced and divided into six paddocks. First class house of 6 rooms, all conveniences, h. and c. water, cowshed, dairy, pigstyes, etc. Price £6O an acre, £;oo cash. This property is now being us^d' for town milk supply. For further information apply to— THE LAND MAN OF THE NORTH (Colmore-Williams). DARGAVILLE.

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