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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1920, Page 10

LAND FOB SAME. £s% - . ■ ■ -"fu 60 ACRES, If-;. OITUATED at Matapu, all .id fifajj f|x» cept 5 acres lucerne, 5 acres pall, 0 acres swedes Will winter 30 daljrj . cows. Nothing better in ' tbitf notes ' district. for PRICE and TERM'S , enquire :at once. ' 5i 1 1523 ACRES. 923 ACRES 0.R.P., 000 acres L.1,P., at 0 per acre. 1200 acres arc down in grass, balance in bush. The farm is well-subdivided into 12 paddocks, watered by permanent streams. Fence! good. Will winter 1} dry sheep to the acre besides cattle. PRICK, £8 per acre. Liberal to practical man. « F 85£ 50 ACRES. \ piCK of Taranaki's best holdings, situ. a ted in thefamous Matapu district All level and all ricli dairrlOgCoiMittjr, carrying 25 dairy cows. - Good cowshed with 2-cow plant included.' V Building* include comfortable 0-roomed Junlm, Close to factory. ; PRICE, £l5O per acre. - Easy tenfts balance of purchase money., F 860 ' 147 ACRES. ©ITUATED at Opunake; wintering 40 cows. f ' PRICE, £29 per acrej £IOOO to £I2OO cash. Easy terms for balance. F 804 LYNSKEY & EVANS REGENT STREET, : • HAWERA. 2§o ACRES, freehold land, all been stumped and ploughed and laid down in best English grasses; little shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 sectiofli} containing 15 paddocks, 'well fenc<4; clean farm; plenty of winter and sprklg feed; house of 6 rooms; three-cow plant milking machine. This is an excellent farm and very cheap. Price £62 10s per acre, £IOOO to £I2OO cash, bslaiu# in 5 years at 51 per cent. Would edn* sider exchange for good mortgage. 1 101 ACRES freehold, land, B\tuate'd one mile from railway statfor, factory, and post office; all been staling ed and ploughed and laid down in bjMt English grasses; good house of 8 rocMts, ' hot and cold water, scullery, and bat|i* room; four-cow plant milking machine , and engine; practically clear of 1U weeds; plentiful supply /of' winter aifd ' spring feed. A really excellent fank Price £B2 10s an acre, £7OO cash, bitance 7 years at 6| per cent,, ot exchange for good Becond mortgage; anjr amount. This is one of the best farms fa the district. Campbell Jackson AND ROBERT WOOD. THE LAND SALESMAN, STRATFORI). , A THAMES VALLEY SltfP ' Qg ACRES, 7-roomed house, h. and e. water, bath room, pantry, store room, concrete floor shed, machines Jit.* • stalled. Carrying, capacity at present 70 dairy cows. This is one of th? bcjkt places on the swamp, and;, to rise. Price, only £9O per acre. '« . \,l ■ My list of North properties is' one of the best in Taranaki. ' J. SUTHERLAND. iptiiwooa ■ NELSON & PATERSON. HAMILTON. x 'j Bettley's Buildings, Victoria Street. 'Phone Office 777 Private 3s; 324 ACRES ' flat to undulating, all in grass and crop; will milk' 120 cows. Owner is milking for the; GLAXO factory, this means a return of £3OOO for butter-fat taking the low average of £25 per cow. Property is beautifully situated just off the main Hinuera Valley road, only 5 miles from Matamata and 14 miles .from Hinuera Valley statiiyi; house of 1 rooms, built on a nice rise and com* manding lovely viewß of surrounding country; there is every moderii;-con-venience, nice garden and an Meal home in every respect; splendid range of outbuildings, including large co#-' sited with concrete floor and yards, ficow Treloar : milking plant and engine complete, man's room, stables,. implement shed, calf house, pig styes and barn. The property lies well to the sun, and carries a splendid sole of grass; the paddocks are, one mass of cocksfoot. There is a long roall frontage of would subdivide into small areas at very little expense.' Ownef is pru» pared to sell as a going concern, which would include 100 cows, motor waggon, horse waggon, all classes of imple* ments. Price for land, including, milking plant, £55 per acre; terms arranged. This is the cheapest property within Glaxo area that we know of a rid we strongly recommend to a man looking for a place that can be «6rked .'it 1 real good profit. The capital' value, is £16,C00, the Teturns from cows cannot be less than £3OOO and should be nearer £4OOO. This means a very handsome profit. A speculator could nit into 50 acre farms and make a very rich profit. We are sole agents for Shis property and advise you to make ;arly arrangements to inspect: Owner s prepared to make easy terms to a' jood man. HAURAKI PLAINS 1050 ACRES. >OO first-class drained 'swamp, all in grass; fenced and s.ubdivldd; well watered by running streams; ilance high land partly improved; carry, ng ait present 450 head of groWn (tattle; ouse 4 rooms and buildings. This is the »st of the large holdings on the llaurAki 'lalns, and is a great cutting up proposlion. Price £2B per acre. Cheap and 'ell worth inspecting. RUTHERFORD, ROBtNSON £ AUSTIN, 19 and 20 Hall of Commerce, >' ifh St., AUCKLAND, f.O< Box 619 t