LAND FOR SALE. LAND LAHD. v-i We have the following farms for tale which we have personally inspected Mid can recommend. KA ACRES, bandy to Hawert,, all fat grass except crops, and all ploughable; 2J acres swedes, 5 acr-$ hay; || acroi, turnips; wintered 31 cqfyfj, and at present carrying 2 bulls, 2 horses, JO sheep, in addition; 4-robmc'd dwelling, £• bailed cowshed, with 8-cow p' ' '' ' ed. This turn, is subdivide, into Tdocks, watered by stream and Mm; fences; close to factory. Price, 4160 per acre. Cash required £2OOO. Excellent terms for balance. , Folio 634 OAQ ACRES; proposition; 'all pldughable; clear of weeds; watered by permanent streams; good fences. Pries' £27 lOsty ' £IOOO cash. Balance good terms. Im- - mediate possession if desired. Folk) OS3 m OQg ACRES, leasehold; lease hat g years to run at an annu.' rental of £2 5s per acre; 4-roomed house; cow; shed; carrying 42 dairy cows, 20 dtjj stock, 300 ewes; stock at' "valuation* JAA ACRES.—This Jam, is in **• heart of Matapu; well subdM&t ed; watered by permanent streams; good l dwelling, cowshed, and Machines given Price, £125 per acre; liberal terms. For full particuhrs see or' Write us as ones. 112 ACRES ; a nic 6 compact dalrji farm with all new and up-to-i date buildings. It is conveniently sub* divided and well sheltered, and abrade ance of water, and only 1 mile from fao< tory. Price, £52 per acre. ACRES, in splendid heart; TfclT sheltered and subdivided iy| good fences; convenient water s 6-roomed dwelling; large cowshed concrete floor. This farm is in a rail good district. Liberal terms arrange LYNSKEY & EVAIS REGENT STREET* A HAWERA. I ACRES, freehold land, all beenV stumped and ploughed and laid" <lcwn in best English grasses; littltf shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 containing 15 paddocks, well fenced;! clean farm; plenty of winter and aptine feed; house of 6 rooms; three-cow plan* milking machine. This is an excellent farm and very cheap. Price £B2 10aj per acre, £IOOO to £I2OO cash, balancev in 5 years 'at 5i per cent. TjPould sider exchange for good mortgage. ( \§\ ACRES freehold land, sftuatedf . one mile from railway station factory, and post office; all been stump-' cd and ploughed and kid down in best' English grasses; good house of 8 rooms,, hot and cold water, scullery, and bathroom; four-cow plant milking machine and engine; practically clear of all weeds;, plentiful supply of winter and spring feed. A really excellent farm. Price £B2 10s an acre, £7OO cash, bal* ance 7 years at 5J per cent., or exchange for good second mortgage, any. amount. This is one of the best farms i# the district. i •i Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND SALESMAN,, STRATFORD. ESTABLISHED START FOR i COMING SEASON. UNENCUMBERED DAISY FARM OKj NINETY-THREE ACRES. / STOCK: I 30 Picked Cowa, 4 Horses, Pigs, and j; other stock. . > PLANT: ■' Milking Machines and all Farm Implaq ments. BUILDINGS: Two Houses, Twenty Bail Cowshed, brf sides all other out-bulidings. LAND: Qg ACRES, Freehold, choice flats, alf stumped and ploughed, except' about 12 acres. Handy to all conveniences. Price, only £75 per acre, as going; concern. Terms: £2OOO secures the lot*Balance Ist mortgage 6 years at 6 p.c. j E. J: IBLE ; INGLEWOOD. 'Phone 01. P.O. 42*'
ONLY ON FOR 1 MONTH. f{ 111 ACRES, 105 acres in grass and; crops, well subdivided into 12 paddocks; nearly ali been ploughedd only mile to iaetory, school, and railway; good house of o rooms, bathroom and scullery; 6-bail concrete shed and" good outbuildings; owner wants to sell as a going concern, including the follow* ing stock: 32 picked cows, 0 in-calf heifers, 2 horses, 1 Jersey bull, 14 weanern, milk dray and harness, 3-cow milking machine, (1 milk cans, 30 paid-up factory, shares, 1 plough, disc chain harrows, tine harrows, mowor, hay rake, spring trap and a lot of sundries. Price £O2 10s with £2OOO cash. ACRES, well fenced into 16 pad. docks; well watered; good live fences and plenty of shelter; 1J miles to school, factory, and only 2 miles to railway station; will milk 35 cows; Groomed house and washhouse, 6-bail concrete cowshed, 3-cow milking mach» inc goes with farm in a good district. Price £6O per acre with only .£750 cash, T. WAITE, LAND AGENT STRATFORD 'Phone 318. MATAMATA SPELLS GLAXO, BIG MONEY, AND PROSPERITY, We can offer for the first time*' 140 ACEES < subdivided into 10 paddocks, with water in each pteN dock; splendid live fence shelter; a few! minutes from the station and Glaro Factory, where 3s 3d per pound is paid ; for butter-fat. Good 4-roomed house: and man's whare; large cowshed, fit-' ted with machines; all other necessary outbuildings. As a going concern, '£Bo per acre, with £2500 cash. This is one of the very real bargains offering. r ~ KOBERT HOOD 20, 21 & 22 WAITEMATA CHAMBERS CUSTOM STREET WEST, AUCKLAND, P.O. BOX 484, ooivnu steep, warmth, cosy comfort •ith a "Uniqu '' hot water bottle in' your bed. Patent stopper cannot l*alfc. Obtainable «vemvh»re.— Si, ~ '
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