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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1920, Page 10

LAND FOH SALE. CHEAP MIXED FARM. MILK 70 COWS AHD BUN A LOT OF SHEEP AHD DRY STOCK. PRICE ONLY £2O. £I7OO CASH. KAJ. ACRES Freehold; 380 acres in **"* gj asg balance j n rough feed. 800 Acres about the front is flat, and the balance is undulating to hilly, nearly all ploughable. The 200 acres in front will milk 70 cowS, and is as good as land selling near by at £6O per acre. Next season motor lorries will eall for milk for Glaxo Factory at Matangi. I Balance of land is of good quality and easily ploughable, except about 50 acres '•. There is a house of 8 rooms, a 4-roomeU cottage, 6-bail cowshed (concreted), sta'bie ] and implement shed. I Situated 11 miles from Morrinsville by good road, 7 from Matangi, and 3 from Tauwhare (school). The farm is well watered by running streams.

THIS IS A RKALLY CHEAP PROPERTY, AXD WOULD KASILY CUT INTO TWO GOOD FARMS. HERBERT HEWITT HAMILTON And DAXKEVIRKE. MOST PROFITABLE FARMS.

72 ACRES fr ee hol<1 ' 6S acrea in best } . English grasses; all rich heavy .drained swamp, lenced, 6 paddocks, well watered; 5-roomed house and out-build-ings; milking plant; handy to factory, jicliool, store and post office. This has ill been white pine swamp. PEICE £65 'ftt acre, Good terms. No. 287.

, ACRES freehold; a good little farm; -—' all grassed, fenced and well watered; close to factory and school; comfortable houseanlall necessary outbuildings. lilCB £4», with only £450 m** down - No. 279 jbn ACRES freehold; 52 acres in EngJf** ligh grasses, balance in turnip; all good land; fenced and well watered; •t-foomed house and outbuildings; milkiag plant. This will pay you to look 'met. PRICE £6O per acre, terms to be traaged. *" No. 276

ACRES freehold; 85 acres in • ' grass, 5 acres in grop; all flat; leed and subdivided into 7 paddocks; L by good spring; good house, Bhed and other buildings; | mile from iborj, school, store and post office. ill carry 40 cows. PRICE £39 I** re, good terms. Ko - '&l )|' ACRES freehold, all in grass and •-*;« op; fenced and 4 paddocks; atered by springs; modern bungalow of 5 rooms with all conveniences; from railway station and thriTJSPiwn. PRICE £7O per acre, terms S|giot)caßh. No- 288 ACRES freehold; all in grass; flat; §s;*Pl! - 'well' fenced and all fences in tipwatered by creek and springs; $-'-j/ifitii cottage; handy to factory and r BckooL PRICE £45 pw *«* i **** P turn, only £3OO cash. No. 240

JAYBOURN, ROSS & WHYTE. WARD STREET HAMILTON AUCKLAND SUBURBS. lftA ACRES rich volcanic land, no JJW" stone, well subdivided, handy to all conveniences? large family residence and good outbuildings. Price £135 per acre. Terms on application. 29 GOING CONCERN. ACRES, 1 mile from station, loam .- and alluvial flats; 4-roomed house I and conveniences, and all outbuildings. fWill carry 14 cows. All stock and implements go with the place. Price £3OOO. Deposit A good place. I E. HARRIS AND CO.. i 11 Shorts' Buildings, Queen St. Auckland k- v " £BS per acre, cash £ISOO, balance -;- 7 years 5§ per cent. 2 miles railway; -."V right alongside factory; all in grass, £■ clean stumped and cultivated; will carry b up to 40 cows; good metalled roads; mild iT climate and sheltered; good water right '-; through the year; first-class 6-roomed 'house, and modern conveniences; cowls shed, and machines; 1J acres orchard in i; full tearing; six acres in crops, and |V ! large hayshed filled for the winter. fr y Sweetest proposition on the market.

J. H. THOMPSON COAST LAND , 289 ACRES AT £3O • 400 ACRES AT £23 188 ACRES AT [£2B AS grassed, fenced, and subdivided. ■: V.'i' ■' OAO ACEES, Freehold, 40 cows; 4,-cow LK.<5w Milking Plant, Imple'inwite, and going coacfrn at £37 10s per "tapi : Gorenunent tWwtgag* 4J per cent, balance oa?". and tenne. ftg foil particutaw apply— HUGHSON'S LAND AGENCY,