LajSD FOB SAL-. LOOK AT THIS. A Chance for a maa with limited capital to get into a tip-top farm. EV£Q ACRES, freehold, all level and ploughable, well subdivided and watered, " good house of 6 rooms, all conveniences; good cowshed, machines installed, driven by water power; 3 miles from town by tarred road; factory and school t miles; will carry 70 dairy cows and other stock. Price £9O per acre. *l OA ACRES freehold, all in grass and nearly all ploughable; well subdivided by borthorn fences, watered by windmill; house of 7 rooms and usual outbuildings, cowshed (24* bails); 5 miles from Patea, 1$ miles from factory asd, school; will carry 63 cows and 30 head dry stock. Price only £7O per acre, with [£2ooo cash. C'J'i ACRES freehold, all ">vel and ploughable, subdivided into 10/11 paddocks; • well vatered; house of 7 rooms with all conveniences; 10-bail cowshed concreted, also concreted yard; full range of outbuildings; 2£ miles from town by metalled road; factory, school, railway station, etc., within easy distance; will carry 35 cows and do them well. Price only £SO per acre with about £2OOO cash. Enquire about this farm, it is worth inspecting. K.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, HAWERA. SPLENDID COAST COUNTRY. 11 O.ACRES freehold, all in grass; 12 paddocks; splendidly watered; nearly all *."*■'* ploughed; 3 parts dead level; splendid grass country and free of weeds; good metal road; now carrying 40 cows, 2 bulla, 2 horses, 24 weaners and 20 sheep. Two miles to factory, school, and post office. Good dwelling of 6 rooms, cowshed (concreted), machines and Hutchison pump; also big implement shed. PRICE £BS . per acre, terms. It is good value. THIS FARM MUST BE SOLD. QQ ACRES freehold, subdivided into 9 sheep-proof paddocks; watered by good streams; all level and lies splendidly to sun; all in grass except belt of beautiful shelter bush which cuts off westerly and southerly winds; on good road •nd within.few.chains of factory; 1 mile.from Post Office and store and 3 miles from railway station. Farm has not been milked on for yea'rs. New house of 4 rooms and bathroom, buggy shed, etc. This farm must be sold as the owner is rery ill and not able to work it. PRICE £65 per acre with £2OOO cash and balance arranged. This is a cheap farm and a very attractive one. A HANDY FARM. 10l ACRES freehold; all in grass except about 10 acres bush; about half farm has been ploughed; 8 paddocks; well watered; situated fl miles from New Plymouth and 3'/. miles from factory, school and Post Office and on good road. Now carrying 26 cows, 9 2-year heifers, 10 weaners, 1 bull and 4 horses, and will Winter these. Dwelling of S rooms, cowshed, etc. PRICE £3O per acre, terms [£1550 cash and balance arranged. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUI H. SVAJKATO SUNNY HAMIL TON WAIKATO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS. fter a fairly dry season our pasture is now as green as anything to be found in Taranaki. 22ft **CRES, L.T.T., all been ploughed, 15 acres swedes, 13 acres hay; well • ' watered, carrying 60 dairy cows, beside: young stock; 9 miles from Hamilton, metal roads, school I mile. Price, including above cows and all implements, £47 10s per acre, £ISOO cash. No. 2/150. Qg ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass and free of noxious weeds; level and well sheltered; subdivided into numerous paddocks; new bungalow house, hot and cald water, milking shed, 3-cow plant, large barn and implement shed, small orchard; school 200 yards from house, cheese factory J mile, dried milk factory and station 2 miles, Cambridge 4 miles. No. 1/118 Returns from this farm for the past years ntay be seen. We have made a thorough inspection, and consider this one of the cheapest farms offering in the Wakato at £65 per acre. Wire us, and we may be able to i.ecure an option to allow time for inspection. N.Z. LOAN AND MEKCANTILE AGENCY, HAMILTON Land Salesman. FIRST TO INSPECT WILL BUY. IQg ACRES situated on good metalled roads; factory, school, station J mile; good 6-room house, cowshed S bails, 4-cow plant Pvidd Milking Machine End Lister engine; practically flat and very clean; all in grass except crops; milking 68 cows besides carrying 8 2*-year heifers, 2 bulls, 30 weaners, 60 sheep and 7 horses; all stock in first-class condition; plenty of feed for the winter; 4 stacks if well saved hay and 8 acres of eating hay; everything in first-class order and fences sheep proof and practically new. Price £6O per acre with £2OOO cash, balance at 5 per cent WE RECOMMEND THE ABOVE. L. A. NOLAN & Co., LAND AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH S. A. Dailey, Land Representative.
A QA ACRES; 8-roomed house, motorshed, and )2-bail cowshed with Hutchinson water-power; 2 miles from school and P.O. and factory; divided into 8 or 10 paddocks, all level and all ploughable, watered by streams; easily carry 200 cows in present state. This farm bag a very good sole of grass and when improved will easily fetch £BO per acre or more. There are no weeds or stones, but a fair quantity of wineberry and about 10,000 cords of rata and maire, besides abundance of fencing broad leaf- The farm is imminently suited for cutting up into 4 farms and would suit young men - looking for a place that can be improved.' The price is only £35 per acre with £3OOO to £4OOO cash, balance at 5J and 6 per cent And 6 and 7 years, and is a genuine Fnip. Inspect .this at once as it is sure to go. 88. OK K ACRES, on metalled road, alongside railway station, factory Mid township; good 7-roomed house, also small 3-roomed cottage, stables, •artshed, 2 large calf shed?, concrete Ityles, large hay loft, and 8-bail cowshed with. 2 concrete yards; divided into 12 or 13 pVddocks, all in grass and welltvatered; 200 acres ploughable and 50 Acres at back good hill; would easily tailk 80 cows and carry young stock; clear of weeds; milking machine goes with .property. Price, only £45 per acre, with £2500 cash, balance 4% years and 7 years at 5* per cent. This property is worthy of inspection as it is well worth £6O per acre. •J "TQ ACRES; 2 houses (5 & 6 rooms), and 8-bail cowshed (waterpower); 1} Miles from factory and school; divided into 20 paddocks, all level and carry 70 cow*. £67 10s per acre, with £ISOO cash, balance 1 and 5 years at 5 and 5J per cent. Will •ell as going concern. P, J. V. WILSON & CO. SOLE AGENTS, HAWBRA. Above Gillett's Drapery. HOT' LUNCHEONS (THREE COURSES) - May be had from 12 to 1.30 o'clock *' AT THE £aR BL E gAB* NEW PLYMOUTH. Open on Sunday from 5 to 10 p.m. Afternoon" Tea, Iced Drinks, Ice -Creams, etc., at all hours. JOS. W. BOON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. BEGAN STREET. STRATFORD intimites given for all descriptions of building work in towa or country. Dairy
SOUND VALUES. QA A ACRES, 50 acres bush, 14 paddocks; 7-roomed house, woolshed, machines, and all nscessary outbuildings; fences and buildings all in good order. Price, £ll 15s per acre; cash, about £IOOO. Can recommend this. 4-2-0 ACRES > s ~ l acres in g rass > Bal ' ance bush, 70 acres flat, 8 paddocks; 4-roomed house, wash-house, pantry, and cowshed; factory about (i miles, school and post office half mile. Can milk about 30 cows and carry (!00 sheep on this property. Price, £ll per acre; cash, £IOOO. Cheap. HICKS BROS., LAND AND ESTATE AC.32,"TS. RIDGWAY ST WANGANUI. DRIED MILK AREA, WAIKATO. JKA ACRES of splendid dairying land, subdivided into 4 farms: two good houses; 2 milking sheds with machines; right close to station; wel! fenced and subdivided and in good grass; the best farm in the district; price includes 200 dairy cows, young stock, all implements, at £72 10s per acre. Will accept cash and good mortgages. Write at once for particulars, as this is a chance of a lifetime, and will not last long. We have a full range of farms of a'! sizes, in all localities, including the famous Hauraki Plains. E. HARRIS AND CO., 11 Shorts' Buildings, Queen St. Auckland 'Phone A2GSI. H. A. NUTTALL, rpHE Electric Massaging, Shampooing, and Hairdressing Saloon. Just arrived—New and up-to-date stock of Smokers' requirements, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Cigars, Soaps, Razors, Combs, Brushes, Face Creams, etc. Ladies' Private Parlor for Trimming, Singeing, Shampooing. Aa up-to-date as any city establishment. At H. A. NUTTALL'S, BRIDGE STREET, ELTHAM. DECEMBER. PLANT BROCCOLI FOR NEXT WINTER. Also CELERY. And there is still time for those ' Annuals. W: PETTTGKEW FAIRBANKS NURSERIES, STRATFORD.
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