LAND FOR £~LE. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS FARM AT A LOW PRICE. * 156 A(;KI-:y J-'erpetilal Lease fit las 3d per acre, An ideal farm., is in splendid order, all level, well fenced and sub-divided into 12 paddocks by good live hedges and wire fencing; good heavy soil, free of noxious weeds; situated on good metalled road; le>s than threequarters of a mile to cheese factory and two miles to school, and four miles to railway station. Good li-roomed house, dairy, wash-house, tubs and copper, concrete floored cowshed and 3-cow plant milking machine. There are no mortgages. Owner will leave most of purchase money on mortgage for 5 years at 0.l per cent. Farm carries 57 dairy cows and dry stock. Owner has topped list in district for butter fat production on several occasions. .Price ,€45 per acre. If you want this farm you should arrange to inspect immediately to avoid disappointment. ]_Q J ACRES Freehold Dairy Farm, situated on good motalled ro within 1 mile of good factory townsli. r , school and railway station, and within 4 miles of Stratford. Farm is well fenced and subdivided into S paddocks. Good 5-roomed house, cowshed and outbuildings. Price ,C4O per acre. Cash .C7f>o. C. R. FINNERTY. LAND & COMMISSION AGENT. CRAZING AND DAIRYING LAND. 540 " U ' Ul ' :,S ' d ti ' loCjl!l< -' lt house, i 0 acres lucerne, about 330 acres level. Carrying capacity SO to 100 cows, i">00 sheep and 50 to SO cattle. Close to Hawera. Price, only £35 per acre. A snip. See us at once. PILOSE to Hawei s(io acres, no buildings; carry 1000 sheep and 75 to 100 cattle, with £ISOO 12 paddocks, all in grass, cows. Price, .tliO per ac 250 ACRES, South '1 SO cows, 30 dry s house; alongside factorj no weeds. Very cheaj acre; good terms. QK ACRES at ;CBO per (food terms. Apply- -
F. J. V. WILSON & CO. HAWERA. (Above fiillet's Drnperv.), TTAVE you ever tried to draw a real word "picture? . Something you have seen lias gripped you and you want ttf pass it on to your friends just as it has appeared to you. CAN YOU PICTURE THIS? The road is level and runs for about ten miles in nearly a straight line; some sixty chains to the northward of a pretty navigable river, to the northward of the road the rich pasture land of the valley spreads its green carpet right to the foot of the hills; in the foreground stands one of those fine homesteads surrounded by shelter and ornamental trees, well kept gardens and lawns for which our valley is becoming noted. Kow, as this is a visit of inspection we will describe the homestead first': This comprises some seven rooms, with three verandahs, numerous fireplaces (tiled), large range (tiled back), brass plate rack, h. and c. water service to bath, wash tubs and 'copper. Patent drainage, and a water supply that would please the most exacting. Around the homestead numerous outbuildings, motor shed, dairy, washhouse, barn, and blacksmith's shop, and a large cowshed and engine-room fitted with milking machines, give a businesslike aspect to the whole. The farm itself may be divided into three classes: 00 acres with the main homestead, is rich black loam. : interspersed with drained swamps, all carrying a good sole of English grasses. This portion would easily carry 45 cows and do them very well.' Extending from this flat is a'iarger one of the same quality, about 115 aeres, backed by about 50 acres of rising country. This, while capable of carrying now about 40 cows, could be made quite' as good as the first with a littie good handling. On this area there is another house of 4 rooms suitable for sharemilkers. The balance of the country comprises some 130 acres of high coimtry, useful for running voting stock. This country is for sale for a little over £IO,OOO, and can be secured bv a practical farmer with a deposit of €ISOO cash. The place appealed to us—it will appeal to you. Our cars are at your service to inspect if you are in time. No. 332
T. MANDENO JACKSON, P.O. Box 68 (E. J. Bellingham, Manager). Phones 165 and 12S. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TE AROHA. HAURAKI PLAINS ICW ACRES.* SAA AOKKS first-class drained swamp, all in grass; fenced and Icd; well watered by running streams; balance high land partly improved: carrying at present 450 head of grown cattle; house 4 rooms and buildings. This is the last, of the large«ho!ding* on the Hauraki Plains, and is a great cutting up proposition. Price ,€2S per acre. Cheap and well worth inspecting. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON & AUSTIN, lft and 20 Hall of Commerce. High St., AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 016. PILLHEADS, Menu Forms, Cards—all manner oi' printing executed witii despatch and at reasonable rates. Daily News Jobbing.
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