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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 256, 28 July 1927, Page 16

LAMB FATTENING FARM (Hawke’s Bay District) ACRES FREEHOLD. Practically all flat and pibughable. Subdivided into twelve paddocks. Per manent water in each Fences in very fair order. 10 Acres Shelter Bush (fencing timber) 10 Acres Mangolds, balance excellent pasture. Will carry 1600 ewes and fatten every tiling. GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE, with usual conveniences. Woolshed, Yards. Dip, Implement, Shed. Cow/byre, etc. Situated within }-mile of railway station, school, stores, saleyards, etc., and on eood metalled road PRICE £37 10s. per acre, equity £4200. balance mortgage 4 years. 61 per cent. Further particulars, apply Sole Agent.MOORE. HUGHES AND CO., Rangitikei Street. Palmerston North This farm has a splendid production record and is strongly reeonnuended. —— —— sTUUY TIIIS “ 17fl ACRES, 2 miles from town, all • v flat and in grass except few acres in crop. 9(1 acres lias been ploughed and sown in best of grasses. 12 paddocks, well fenced and well watered, estimated to carry 85 cows and dry stock; cream collected; good 5-roomed house, with all conveniences; good cowshed, fitted with machines, stables, motor shed, numerous outbuildings Only £37 10s. per acre with £BOO cash C. H. WHITEHEAD Palmerston North ' -MRY Farm for 197 acres in t"o sections house on each section, cow she<l and outbuildings Carrv 59 cows 45 acre- been ploughed 20 acres in swedes and turnips, two miles from rail and school The cheapest farm in the Dominion at £lO net acre. £250 cash balance easy For further particulars apply A A WOOD. Hotel Broker n nluiprctnn Nnrfh