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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1920, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. 287 ACRES ALTON DISTRICT. WELL ADAPTED FOR MIXED FARMING. Owner a Returned Soldier, selling purely on account inability through war services to carry on. THE*CHEAPEST PROPERTY OFFERED THIS SEASON. 287 ACM'S, on which can easjiy carry 75 cows; there are about' 200 acres flat'land where eows graze,.the balance being well adapted for sheep, It is well watered and fenced, and ha«< good crops of swedes and young, grass; The house is a good one of seven roopiij porcelain bath and hot and cold water, and good drainage; cowshed of 8 bail?, with 4-cow plant included. Only; .one mortgage on the property. All rejidy to walk straight in. Has milking plant, eight 25-gal. cans, waggon (new), avid implements, go with place, Daily herd can be taken over at price, to be agreed upon. Possession immediately. PRICE, £34 per acre, with 'JEI6QQ cash. Nothing cheaper on the inarkejt, TREWEEK & JOLL, J . LAND AGENTS, ' . HAWERA. A SMALL MIXED FABM AT A SACRIFICE. v excellent home of 7 rooms with telephone and every convenience, concrete yards, wash-house, etc., also.manV cottage; 1J miles from school and factory, and 7 to 8 miles to Hawera; about 100 aeres level, subdivided into 0 paddocks, well-watered by mill and.creek, no weeis; carry 55 cows and 300 ewes and 4 horses. Splendid cowshed witjtA plant L.K.G. releaser at valuation jajpo woolshed and piggery. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE PRICE! REDUCED FROM £OS PER ACRE'ft) £52 10s, WITH £2500 CASa" ' For further particulars, apply immediately to~ F. J. V. WILSON & CO. HAWERA. (Above Gillet's Drapery.)

Representative feAY OF PLENTY BEST CLIMATE IN' NEW ZEALANV). ALSO CHEAPEST, LAND. 460. AOBES ' FREEHOLD. Practically all in grasa, and mostly flat. Has been used for fattening bullocks and sheep for many years.. Only 4 miles from Te Puke,, and 1J miles from railway station. BEST HOME m the districtnew ferro.concrete house. PRICE £34 per acre, on good terms. Vendor will take small cash deposit of his equity ( £7600) . This land grows excellent maize. At present pi-ices this is the most profitable crop that can be grown. Further particulars from— HERBERT HEWITT

BOX 229, HAMILTON. 3 FARMS THE PRICES RULING THREE YEARS AGO THAMES VALLEY. 257 ACRES ! all S rasß exee P t 30 acres bush; carry 70 cows in present condition; with' top dressing • would work up to 100. Watered by stony bottom creek. Two houses, 4 and 7 rooms. Outbuildings for each house. PRICE £37 10s per acre; £I6OO cash. No, 342 AC&ES, close to Te Aroha. Rhh reclaimed swamp. Carry 65 cow 3 and 40 young stock. Watered by rivers and wells; 6-roomeil house; 8-bail eowshed, AU level, all ploughable. PRICE £4O per acre; '£2500 cash. Owner will throw in 39 acres Leasehold without goodwill. No. 334 KO ACRES Freehold, all grass, 20 acres new, all drained swamp, watered by windmill and creeks; carry 25 cow 9, all ploughed, all level; half-mile school, 1 mile creani- .. .. . cry, rural delivery; 4-roomed house and outbuildings. PRICE £4610s per acre, £BOO cash. No! X46D T. MANDENO JACKSON, P.O. Box 68 (E. J. Bellingham, Manager). Phones 105 and 128. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TE AROHA.