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Waikato Argus, Volume XXIV, Issue 3757, 14 April 1908, Page 4

NORTHERN WAIROA—First-class block of 2100 acres ; 1500 acres fenced, five subdivisions; 300 acres grass, 1100 acres bush, 150 acres swamp, balance open; 600 acres level, balance undulating. Three miles from post Mike, creamery, church and school. Price, £SOOO. OIIAUPO Three miles from railway station ; 690 acres ; 520 acres rich drained swamp in good grass, 150 acres high land in grass, 20 acres not improved ; all fenced in, seven or eight subdivisions; well watered by springs and windmills. Adapted to sheep an i dairying, Good house (almost new), stable, sheep and cattle yards ; carrying horses, 120 grown cattle and 50 head other cattle, 500 to 600 owe? and their lambs all the year round. Post and telegraph oflic j , also creamery, three miles. Puce, .£ll peracrej very good terms can be given TV/TOBRINSVILLE-A Good lovestJjJ_ meat: 5770 acres : about 2000 aores flrx swamp, partly drained. The dry land is carrying manuka, and when cle'ared and burnt will take sjrass readily. Will make good dairying farms. Price, £3 12s Od per acre ; very liberal terms can be given "\TEAR KIHIKIHI —An up-to-date 1M dairy farm: 200 acres, all in grass aud cultivation except 20 a"res plantation. Two dwelling-houses, good cowshed, stable and bam, implement shed. Creamery on the property ; school, li mile. Trice, £lO per acre. HAUTAPU— Very conveniently situated farm of 200 acre 3 ; 170 acres in grass, about 30 in crop ; good orchard, Two miles from railway station, store, creamery, po3t office and school by good metal road. Kauri house, stable, sheep and cattle yards. Good dairying or cropping land. Terms can be given. HpE AWAMUTU—Four miles from X railway station : Choice dairy farm, 150 acres; 90 acres grass, 40 acres crop, 20 acres partly-drained swsmp. Nice easterly aspect. Carrying 30 dairy cows, fix to eight horses. All fenced and subdivided. Dwelling-house and orchard, cowshed. Creamery, school and church adjoining property; post and telegraph office 41 miles by good gravel road. Only .£lO per acre j terms can be arranged. OHAUPO— A splendid sbeep or dairy farm : 1300 acres, fenced in fourteen subdivisions 1000 acres in good grass, ]2O acres in crop, 50 acres light bush,i!oo acres flax swamp fit to grass. Well watered by creek 3 and springs. Gool dwelling-house, large barn, woolshed and shed combined. This land will grow to bushels oats or 1\ tons chaff per acre, without ininure. after turnips. Post and telegraph office, two miles; creamery and railway station, two miles. Good terms can be arranged. Would cut up well into four dairy farms, VTORTHERN WAIROA—I77O acres; I_N 240 acres grass, balance bush; 740 seres rich volcanic, 650 acres river flat. Large river frontages ; make a splendid prope-ty. Daily steamer; school and post office handy. Price, £A 6s per acre. J. W. T. Stoneliouse (From England), 1 -PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND . WORKING JEWELLER. AH kiods of Watches and Clocks oleanadand repaired. Jewellery repaired and made to order It ia by knowing my business thoroughly aud attending to it properly and promptly that I hope to gain your patronage. CO L LTNGWOOD-ST.. HAMILTON SISHT TESTED. H A II K E E Optician, Hamilton. I HAVE PLENTY OF WORK TO DO, BUT I WANT WORE, AS I HAVE GOOD MEN TO COPE WITH IT. W. J. "paddy, LACKSM ITH, NGARTJAWAHIA