’ RURAL LAND FOR SALE. WAIKANAE TE HORO LAND BOTH SIDES OF MAIN ROAD. 1 PQ9 ACRES, wonderful climate, suitable for dairying, breeding and fattening. LUO"/ Most of the land is good, warm sandridge country, with a heavy coating of black loam, also drained and partly drained swamp land of excellent quality. 100 acres nice flat, top-terrace land. Beautiful view of the sea. House and outbuildings, up-to-date woolshed; small patch of native bush. A very attractive place to live on, having view of the sea, beauty of native bush, and comfort of mila climate. Sweet, kindly soil, which will respond like magic to top-dressing. For price and particulars apply to ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS Ltd.. Wellington & Palmerston Nth. GOOD VALUE FREEHOLD SHEEP FARM 970 ACRES IN SOUTHERN HAWKE’S BAY. Accessible by Good Road. Handy to School and Good Town. ■Wintering 1850 sheen, including 850 Breeding Ewes besides cattle. Good Homestead, woolshed, machines, dip, etc. Well subdivided and watered. Last year's Woolclip, 43 bales, without lambs' wool. PRICE, £l2 5s per Acre, with small deposit to good man, or can be purchased as a going concern. Only one Mortgage at 6 per cent. Trust Money. WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. Masterton, Wellington, Martinborough, Carterton, Eketahuna, Pahiatua, Dannevirke. ' x
DAIRY FARM, GOING CONCERN. 1 J/£ ACRES. Title, 0.R.P., at £4 per acre; situated 12 miles from railway* A’i 1 ! one m j| e F< 0 1 store and school. Cream collected. 70 acres approximately rich drained swamp, balance flat aud undulating, and nearly all ploughable. Twelve paddocks P. and W. feucing, aud permanently watered by running streams. Six-roomed house, cow-shed aud usual out-buildings. Government rental £2B per annum, less rebate. County rates about £l2. Price £lO/10/- per acre. Goodwill, as a going concern, including the following stock and plant: cows in milk, 4 yearling heifers, 1 bull, 3 horses. 4-cow plant, Zealandia milking machines. New 60-gallon Alpha Laval Separator, Plough, harrows, mower, power chaff-cutter, and tip dray. Terms: £7OO cash, balance arranged. Reason for selling is the owner’s age, and incapacity to work the property. Apply— F. R. H. BRICE AND CO. LTD. LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS, MARTON.
MANAWATU - WAIRARAPA KQ ACRES, Freehold, well fenced into 14 paddocks; will do about 25 cows anl other stock; pasture is in good order, and there is a five-roomed house with all usual conveniences, h. and c., e.l. ’phone, etc., with full range of outbuildings. This farm is situated four miles from good town. Price £55 per acre. Easy terms. 2269 gQQ ACRES, will suit anyone wishing to make a start, for it can be taken over on the easiest of terms. There is a 7-roomed dwelling and usual outbuildings and about 15 cows, 40 dry stock, and 200 sheep could be run on the area in grass. PRICE only £4 per acre. Easy terms or an offer will be considered. - 2268 N.B. —Write for our Register, which contains details pf hundreds, of farms. HARCOURT AND CO. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. A REAL DAIRY FARM TJEYOND any doubt one of the richest dairy farms in the Dominion, and quite close to Palmerston North. Equipped with a nice bungalow and 8-bail cowshed, with concreted yards; artesian water in numerous paddocks; practically all in young grass. An expert valuer and successful farmer estimates the carrying capacity at 80 cows. We figure it out at only 70 cows, as follows: Total purchase price of farm £6OOO, interest and all other outgoings £460 per annum; 70 cows producing 250 lb. B.F. at 1/4 per lb. equals £1166/13/4, with, say, £lOO profit from pigs, brings the total receipts up to £1266, leaving net profit of £BO6/13/4. Cash wanted about £2OOO. Balance arranged for long term. KENNETH McDONALD REAL ESTATE AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH.
A SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION PRESENT-DAY VALUE OFFERED IN THIS FARM. OOH ACRES, Feilding district, originally heavy bush country, well felled and c i eare d : mostly flat country of good quality, practically all ploughable, only one small portion that is not ploughable. All well grassed and in good ordei? generally; suited for mixed farming or for dairying. Fully equipped with buila» ings, including a nice home and usual outbuildings. Well fenced, well subdivided f well watered; one mile from school, P. 0., and store. PRICE £29 PER ACRE. Good terms arranged to the right man. VICTOR E. SMITH LAND AGENT, FEILDING. ft BEAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE.—3SO acres of level and easy country, 3 mile’s ’ Jr ' from Tarata, and 13 miles from Inglewood, by good metal roads; 90 acres have been ploughed, and grows excellent root crops; 18 paddocks: 5-roomed house and outhouses, 4-bail cowshed, small woolsbed and yards; 2J miles from school, store, post office and dairy factory. Property has wintered 25 dairy cows, 20 heifers, and 200 sheep; 30 cows can be dairied comfortably on the ploughable land. This property is in the centre of a large oil-bearing district, so has a big prospective value, and has been held by the present owner for 18 years. Genuine reasons for selling at the ridiculous low figure of £6/10/- per acre, with £350 cash; Easier terms may be arranged. J. HARRIS AND SONS, Land, Estate and Insurance Agents, MARTON. — — ixSPECTION INVITED. ' * I ,4 I ACRES, good land, well subdivided and watered, etc.; all in grass. Thera -L'iJ- are two houses on the farm, with all usual conveniences, including electricity ; good buildings, near railway and township. This is a cheap farm for the price asked, which is very reasonable; good terms.—Also good lease with long term to run of Al acres, as a going concern, with all stock, machines etc., and usual conveniences, of a good milk round. First-class land. For price of goodwill. G. W. RICHARDSON CENTRAL BUILDINGS, LEVIN.
IAA ACRES, richest land in Hutt lUu Valley, all river deposit, now Poing used for milking tor town supply, and admirably suitable for sub-division, having extensive road and river frontage, owner milks 42 cows in winter and 54 in summer. Two houses, 5 and 6 rooms, and all conveniences, h. and c. water, electric light, etc., and all usual farm outbuildings. Price £llO aero. Terms £3096 cash. Owner retiring. IOA ACRES. Hawke’s Bay, two-thuds J-— V fl at> balance, low undulating half mile school and factory, 5-roomed house, t h. and c. water, electric light. 8-bail cowshed and other outbuildings. Price, £26 acre, together with 30 cows, 5 heifers, bull and 2 horses. Terms £750 cash, would take house property in any good town in exchange. Qin ACRES, Wellington (City area Olv for Milk Supply), about 190 aerr flat and easily ploughable land (60 acres been ploughed), balance easy rideable hills; 14 paddocks, live and wire fences, and good shelter plantations, and running streams. Property carrying 32 dairy cows, 17 dry stock, 240 ewes, and 5 horses. .Two houses, 5 and 6 rooms, electric light and hot water service, 8bail cowshed, woolshed, and other outbuildings. Price, £l4 acre. Terms, £7OO cash. Stock at valuation if deSlred ’ H. G. RUTTER AND CO.. Land Agents, Wellington. )
HAWKE’S BAY SHEEP COUNTRY QQA ACRES Crown Leasehold, rent OOv £156 per annum net. Wintered 506 sheep, of which 850 were ewes 60 cattle, and 6 horses; but with artificial feed much more stock can be carried. 5-roomed house, batbroom, conveniences, telephone connected, implement shed stables under one roof, and other outbuildings. School adjoins property. Rates £l6. Township and saleyards 5 ’ miles, railway 14 miles by first-class moto> road Price. £l2 per acre. Terms, £lOOO ■ cash, balance arranged. HUN--1 TER & CLARE THOMSON. Estate Agents, Napier. . DAIRY FARM AS A GOING CONCERN In the Fertile Bay of Plenty. 14 9 ACRES, all improved, full range of buildings, milking plant, electricity for light and power, 42 cow», voung stock, horses, pigs, ana implements; £3O per acre, £5OO cashbalance arranged; will take mortgages or property. B. C. ROBBINS, Tauranga. SOUTHERN HAWKE’S BAY. IQQ ACRES native lease, rent COO £l6 or near' offer. .Dannevirke. Valuable business property on commanding corner. These are both splendidjj oK ijjNON, Box 64, Dannevirke.
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