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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1920, Page 7

UNO FOR SALE. i' 60 ACRES. gITUATED at Matapu, all in grass cept 5 acres lucerne, 5 acres 6 acres swedes. Will winter 30 cows. Nothing better in this-'rtofeq district. • i; i For PRICE and TERMS enquire ftjj once, 1523 ACRES. QOQ ACRES 0.R.P., GOO acres I. _at 9 per acre. 1200 acrt4 down in grass, balance in bush. ! farm is well-subdivided into 12 padi. watered by permanent streams. Fip« it good. Will winter li dry sheep t4 tf acre besides cattle. . ' PRICE, £3 per acre. Liberal tonf; to practical man. ? 05 50 ACRES. piCK of Taranaki's best holdlngi, lltu-, ated in the famous Matapu district. All level and all rich dairying couitry, I carrying 25 dairy covA Good cowshed ; with 2-cow plant in%ded. Building* 1 Include comfortable 6-roomed houses Closft to factory. .; .■! PRICE, £IBO per acre. Easy'terms balance of purchase money. P flQfo ■ 147 ACRES. . CfTUATED at Opunake; wintering^ cows. PRICE, £29 per acre; '£looo £I2OO cash. Easy terms for baltl PMC LYNSICEY & EVAKS Regent street, HAWERA.

ISO' ree ' lo 'i land, all btei stumped and ploughed and'kid down in best English grasses; lifthr shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 containing 15 ' paddocks, well fended; clean farm; plenty of winter and eptjhg feed; house of 6 rooms; three-cow pknt milking machine. This is an excelwt* farm and very cheap. Price £BB lo£ per acre, £IOOO to £I2OO cash, bah* in 5 years at 6} per cent. Would sider exchange for good mortgage. IAI ACRES freehold land, one mile from railway statidtfj factory, and post office; all been «tunp« ed and ploughed and laid down in beet 1 English grasses; good house of 8 roMfi, hot and cold water, scullery, and balk* room; four-cow plant milking macbijM and engine; practically clear of (jRi weeds; plentiful supply of winter tid spring feed. A really excellent f«AB< Price £B2 10s an acre, £7OO caeh, Mk ance 7 years at 5J per cent., or achange for good second mortgage, any amount. This is one of the best farmp m > the district. Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND SALESMAN, d STRATFORD. A THAMES VALLEY SNIP. 1 Q9 ACRES, 7-roomed house. It. ani water, bath room, pantry, stoi jr room, concrete floor shed, machines $ stalled. Carrying capacity at preWiji 70 dairy cows. This is one of the Sftrt places on the swump, and sure to rtaj&U Price, only £9O per acre. BJ My list of North properties ii on* *§. the best in Taxanaki. J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD. NELSON & PATERSON ; HAMILTON. Bettley's Buildings, Victoria Street* 'Phone Office 777 Private 351 QOj| ACRES, flat to undulating, alLi in grass and crop; will milk' 120 cows. Owner is milking for tht GLAXO factory, this means a > return of £3OOO for butter-fat taking the lojft average of £25 per cow. Property ,iS beautifully situated just off the main; Hinuera Valley road, only 5 mllMf from Matamata and 1} miles frofl Hinuera Valley station; house of ifi rooms, built on a nice rise and cog', manding lovely views of country; there is every modern convenience, nice garden and an idtftl home in every respect; splendid ranfe of outbuildings, including large cow* shed with concrete floor and yards, '6* cow Treloar milking plant and engin* complete, man's room, stables, impl«» ment shed, calf house, pig styes and, barn. The property lies well to ,tha

sun, and carries a splendid soli, of grass;' the paddocks are one mass cocksfoot. There is a long road fron«\ f tage of nearly 2 miles, and property ''J would subdivide into small areas a$ t very little expense. Owner is pre?' pared to sell as a going concern, Vhlch* would include 100 cows, motor waggon, horse waggon, all classes of implements Price for land, including - milking plant, £55 per acre; terms' ar- ( i! ranged. This is the cheapest property * within Glaxo area that we know of and y we strongly recommend to a man look* jE ing for a place that can be worked at a real good profit. The capital valu* ' is £IB,OOO, the returns from cowf can* not be less than £3OOO and should b« nearer £4OOO. This means p. very handsome profit. A speculator could cut into £0 acre farms and make a very rich profit. We are sole agents ~fW' this property and advise you to makqj early arrangements to inspect. Owner is prepared to make easy terms to % good man. HAURAKI PLAINS 1050 ACRES. 500 AORES fret-class drained swamp, all in grass; fenced and subdivide ed; well watered by running streamsi balance high land partly improved; carrying at present 450 head of grown cattle;: house 4 rooms and buildings. This it tha H last of the large holdings on tlie Hauraki Plains, and is a great cutting up tion. Price £2B per acre. Cheap and well worth inspecting. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON A , AUSTIN, 19 and 20 Hall of Commerce, tto AVOBbIBSi £& eie, ,