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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1920, Page 12

' . ■* LAND FOB SALE. i 60 ACRES. gTTTJATED at Matapu, all in grass except 5 acres lucerne, S acres" oats, 0 acres swedes. Will winter 80 dairy cows. Nothing better in this noted district, For PRICE and TERMS enquire at ones. 152$ ACRES. 923 ACRKS 0 R:r ' Con L-1.-P, at 0 per acre. 1200 acres arn down in grass, balance in bush. The farm is well-subdivided into 12 paddocks, watered by permanent streams, j Feitces good, Will winter 1J dry sheep to the acre besides cattle. PRICE, £8 per acre. Liberal termi to practical man. J 858 50 ACRES. ! piCK of Taranaki's best holdings, situated in the famous Matapu district. All level and all rich dairying country, carrying 25 dairy cows. Good cowshed with 2-eow plant included. Buildings include comfortable 6-roomed' house. Close to factory. PRICE, £l5O per acre. Easy terms balance of purchase money. F 860 147 ACRES. r GITUATED at Opunake; wintering 40 cows. PRICE, £29 per acre; #OOO .to £I2OO cash. Easy terms for balance. *864 LYNSKEY & EVANS REGENT STREET, HAWERA. 180 freehold land, all been _ stumped and ploughed and laid down in best English grasses; little shelter bush; sub-divided into 2 sections; containing 15 paddocks, well fenced; clean farm; plenty of winter and sprifag feed; house of 6 rooms; .three-cow pliuit milking maohiqe. This is ati excellent farm a)id very cheip. . Price £62 10« per acre, £IOOO to £1205 c»sh, balance in 5 years at 5J cent. Would consider exchange for |jood mortgage, > 101 ACRES f retold land, situated ofle mile from railway station, factory, and post office; all been stump* ed?and .ploughed and laid down in best English passes; gdod house of B'rooms, hot and cold add bktitroom; four-cow plant milking taacbim 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, balance 7 years at 5j per cent,, or exchange for good second mortgages tpy amount. This is one of the best farmsin the district. " ' Campbell Jaokion AND ROBERT WOOD.. THE LAND SALES®IiN, ; STRATFORD. . A THAMES VALLEY SHIP. 93 7-roomed house, hj, and c. water, bath room, pantry, store room, concrete floor shed, machine? installed. Carrying capacity "at present 70 dairy cows. This is one of the best places on the swamp, and sure to rise. Price, only £OO per acre. My list of North propertied U one : of the best in Taranaki. J. SUTHERLAND. INGLEWOOD. NELSON & PATERSON HAMILTON. Bettley's ' Buildings, Victoria 'Phone Office 777 Prirttt 35; 324 4 at to undularfbg, all in grass and crop; "tjllj milk 120 cows. Owner is milking l for the GLAXO factory, this .means a ttturn of £3OOO for butter-fat taking tbe low average of £25 per cow. Ikpperty is beautifully situated just off the main Hinuera Valley road, only 5 miles from Matamata and 1} miles from Hinuera Valley station; bouse of 1 rooms, built on a nice rise and commanding lovely views of surrounding country; there is every modern convenience,, nice garden and aft ideal home in every respect; splendid range of outbuildings, including large cowshed with concrete floor and yards, 5coto 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 tof grass; the paddocks are one mass ;of cocksfoot. : There is a long road frontage of nearly 2 miles, and property would subdivide into small areas 'at very little expense. Owner "is /prepared to sell as a going concern, which would include 100 cows, motor waggon, horse waggon, all classes of implements. Price for land, including milking plant, £55 per acre; terms arranged. This is the cheapest property within Glaxo area that we know of and we strongly recommend to a man looking for a place that can be worked at a real good profit. The capital value is £1,0,C00, the returns froni cows can- • not be less than £3OOO and should be nearer £4OOO. This means a very handsome profit. A speculator could cut into 50 acre farms and ta&lce a very rich profit. We are sole .agents for this property and advise you to make early arrangements to inspect. Owner is prepared to make easy terms to!a good man. > HAURAKI PLAINS 1050 ACRES. 500 first-class drained swamp, all in grass; fenced and subdivided; well watered by running mlance high land partly improved; carrying at present 460 head of grown cattle; house 4 rooms and buildings. ' This is tj>e last of the large holdings on the Hauraki Plains, and is a great cutting up proposition. Price £2B per acre. Cheap and well worth inspecting. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON « AUSTIN# ; ' i " 19 and 20 Hall of Commerce: ligh St., AUCKLAND, P.O. Box 610.