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Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1920, Page 10

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 on which can easily carry 75 cows; there are about 200 acres flat land where cows graze, the balance being well adapted for sheep. It is well watered and fenced, and has good crops of swedes and young grass. The house is a good one .of seven rooms, porcelain bath and hot and cold water, and good drainage; cowshed of 8 baih, with 4-cow plant included. Only one mortgage on the property. All ready to walk straight in. Has milking plant, eight 25-gal. cans, waggon (new), and implements, go with place. Dairy herd can be taken over at price, to be agreed upon: Possession immediately. (PRICE, £34 per acre, with £ISOO cash. Nothing cheaper on the market. TREWEEK & JOLL, LAND AGENTS, HAWERA. A SMALL MIXED FARM AT A SACRIFICE. 200 A®®?) close to Hawera, with an excellent home of 7 rooms with telephone and every convenience, concrete yards, wash-house, etc., also man's cottage; 1 i miles from school and factory, and 7 to 8 miles to Hawera; about 100 acres level, subdivided into 6 paddocks, well-watered by mill and creek, no weeds; carry 65 cows and 300 ewes and 4 horses. Splendid cowshed with 4 plant L.K.G. releaser at valuation; also woolshed and piggery. ) FOR IMMEDIATE SALE PRICE REDUCED FROM £65 PER ACRE TO £O2 10s, WITH £2500 CASH. For further particulars, apply immediately to— F. J. V. WILSON & CO. HAWERA. (Above Gillet's Drapery.) Or—

A. BOSLEY, Representative Eltham. BAY OF PLENTY BEST CLIMATE IN NEW ZEALAND. ALSO CHEAPEST LAND. 460. ACRES > freehold. Practically all in grass, and mostly flat. Has been used for fattening bullocks , and sheep fpr many years. 5 Only 4 miles from Te Puke, and li miles jfrom railway station. BEhT HOME in the district—new ferro-concrete house. PRICE £34 per acre, on good terms. Vendor will take small cash deposit and a good sound mortgage for balance of his equity ( £7600.) This land grows excellent maize. At present prices this is the moat profitable crop that can be grown. Further particulars from— HERBERT HEWITT BOX 229, HAMILTON. a FARMS > AT ffHE PRICES RULING THREE YEARS AGO £T THAMES VALLEY.

257 ACRES, all grass exaept 30 acres bush; carry 70 cows in present condition; with top dressing would work pp to 100. Watered by stony bottom creek. Two houses, 4 and 7 rooms. Outbuildings for'qach house. PRICE £37 10s per acre: £ISOO cash. No. 332 234 ACRES, close to Te Aroha. Rteh reclaimed swamp. Carry 65 cows ' and 40 young stock. Watered by rivers and wells; 6-roomeJ house; S-bail cowshed. All levsl, all plougliable. PRICE £4O per acre; [£2500 cash. Owner will throw in 39 acres Leasehold without goodwill. No, 334 fjg ACRES Freehold, all grass, 20 acres new, all drained swamp, watered by windmill and creeks; carry 25 cows, all ploughed, all level; lialf-mile school, 1 mile creamery, rural delivery; 4-roomed house and outbuildings. PRICE £46 10s per acre, £BOO cash. No. X 469 T. MANDENO JACKSON, P.O. Box 08 (E. J. Bellingham, Manager). Phones 165 and 128. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, 7E AROHA-