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Taranaki Daily News, 1 April 1920, Page 6

iU-Nr Fo>! SALE. TREWEEK & JOLL LAND, STOCK, & FINANCIAL ap.PX-T-. HAWERA. TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS IN DAIRYING LAND IN OENTKAL TARA.VAKI. 118 ACP.ES, all flat aild plonghable; carrying 40 cows and young stuck; subdivided into 12 paddocks and well watered; Louse of 4 rooms; 2 miles from Ngaere factory, which paid out 2/2 last year. This property is occupied by gharemilkersj The land is good and only requires a good man on it to improve it when it will bring £BO in the near future. Land all round has sold at good figures and there is money in this property. Price £OB with £IOOO cash. (530); 172 ll " ' evc ' md all plough* able; 100 acres hare been stump* oil; carry 00 cows now; would carry 90 if all cleared; first-class house and outbuildings; 4-cow plant included. Price £4l with £2500 cash. • A good turnover presents itself in this property. A very suitable proposition for twtf returned soldiers. (018) TREWEEK & JOLL HAWERA. LAND! LAND I IN THE SUNNY WAIKATO. 2000 ACRES freehold oftnit ACRES FREEHOLD :.1A GNIFICENT BLOCK OF DAIRYING LAND. OX3; OF THE BEST CUTI KG-UP BLOCKS IN THE WAIKATO. MOSTLY IvAHIKATEA FLATS. 1500 ACRES in English grasses; well fenced and numerous subdivisions; abundant w_ter supply; up-to-date residence of 8 rooms, with every modern convenience; also comiartable cottage for manager and goo(. out-build-ings; hand}' to dried milk factory, railway, store, elc. This bloci: will bs worth £OO per aero ;n a very short time.

PRICE £36 per acre, terms to be arranged. LAYBOURN, ROSS & WH'tTE. Ward St., Hamilton, Waikato. WHY COLMORE-WILLIAMS? Because for the "Up North" Country there's only one Land Man of Hie North, and that's Ilia name. 200 ACRES situated within ten minutes' walk of now Railway Station now under construction; school 1 inile, salcyards y„ mile, Post Office 1 > miles; cream collected; 100 in grass and rough feed; about i>o acres bush, principally tarairic, four acres has been ploughed. All undulating country. King fenced and divided into three pßddocks, Varices are pood and mostly sheep proof, good* permanent water from stony creeki never bwn-a diortßßß. House 7 rooms (requires redecorating), stable, and oid cowshed. Stock now on property epmpriaes 65 18-moiith cattle, 28 cows. Crops of oh Is and potatoes have bean grown with pood returns. There is plenty of fencing timber on the property. Tele-phone installed. Price £7 per acre. £3OO cash deposit. (Reg.) J[£)l ACRES freehold Title, siiuatcd tea minutes' walk from wharf, school adjoining cream collect I'd. 1011 acres jraas, mostly English and paspalum, 20 acres fallow, 7 acres oats. • estimate 100 acres flat, baJanoe undulat-1 '"S; Tins farm is ring 1 fenced ami divided into 12 piddocka. House 4 rooms, cowshed, store shed. tock on property 40 head. Price £2O per acre, £750 cash. (Rep) TO ACRES Freehold, all flat country and situate only 1} miles from DargaviUe, with a good metalled road; SO acres grass, balance in erops and fallow. Fenced and divided into six paddocks. First class house of 5 rooms, all conveniences, h. and e. water, cowshed, dairy, pigstyes, etc. Price £6O an acre, £7OO cash. This property is now being uaed for town milk supply. For further information apply to— THE LAND MAN OF THE NORTH (Colmore-Williams). DAitGAVILLK. GOOD FARMS. PUKEKOHE. 141 A p RES - r!c h volcanic land; well situated 1 mile from railway station, school and casein factory; milk 80 dairy cows; large dwelling 7 rooms, bathroom, li. and c. water, Edina light, telephone; large barn and milking shed: piggeries, etc. Price £B6 per nere, £4OOO cash. ' 79* ACR ES. rich dairying and cropping land, 1 mile from railway sta-* tion; carrying 40 dairy cows; good homestead and outbuildings; cream collected at gate; school, P. 0., storea adjoining. Price ;C!)0 per acre. £2OOO <-a;.'i. Three«oh plant milking machine goes with property. McGDUCH & HAVVKE, King Street PUKjOKUIiIO A.ici-ui.d.