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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 219, 12 June 1930, Page 18

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RURAL LAND FOR SALE. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AWNER GIVING UP FARMING will exchange for HOTEL, WELLINGTON ” RESIDENCE, or GOOD INTEREST-BEARING SECURITIES. DAIRY FARM DESCRIBED AS ONE OF THE FINEST IN THE COUNTRY; 80 acres, 4 j hours from Wellington, 12 paddocks well watered, richest of river silt, magnificent countfy residence with fine ™P«£ Of outbuildings, concrete bails, engine room, poultry bouse, ten pig sties. OMNER GUARANTEES FARM TO RUN 50 COWS Wintered 50 cows, 1 bull, 6 yearlings, o two-year-olds, two horses, 22 calves. 50 to 60 pigs. < CULTIVATION FOR SAME PERIOD:—S acres wheat, 5 acres peas. 6 acres C.W. beans, li acres potatoes and 1 acre mangolds, 5 acres green feed (now has also 12J acres lucerne). Owner contracts for supply of peas. Bull range of up-to-date farm implements, milking machines, separator, hay stacker, circular saw; cows, heifers, pigs, horses, SALE PRICE: £6500, as going concern. VERY LARGE STATE MORTGAGE, equity £3OOO. Terms arranged. Further particulars to principals only from SOLE AGENTS H. ERNEST LEIGHTON LTD. (Est. 1902) 145 FEATHERSTON STREET, . WELLINGTON. PALMERSTON NORTH DAIRY FARMS. ,< ACRES, all flat, rich; Kairanga; 3 miles from town. New 4-roomed house and cow-shed. . Price: Oniy £7O. Easy terms. Quick- sale wanted. Of} ACRES, dairy 30 cows; J-mile Tokomaru. No buildings. . Terms: £2OO Cils ]i. Price: £6O. .Wonderfully rich piece of land. ITA ACRES, as going concern, including 90 cows. Produced 27,000 lbs. b.f. X< v Exceptionally good home and buildings; all rich flat land. Price: £O5 an acre. Remember —as a Going Concern! KENNETH McDONALD, RANGITIKEI STREET — PALMERSTON NORTH. $-- - * HAVE YOU GOT £250 CASH? . , TF so, you can make a start oil a Dairy Farm of 80 acres in very nice « I! >trict. A Fully equipped and stocked with a picked herd of 26 c° w s Al“tood milking machines, etc* Walk in, walk out for the man with £~oo cash. A O oou home and living under pleasant, healthy conditions. CHANCES LIKE THIS ARE FEW AND EAR BETWEEN. DON’T MISS IT! HERBERT HEWITT, Dannevirke. LEVIN. v , , ~ , 100 ACRES, all flat and well grassed: 5 acres good native bush, and otlici XvU shelter trees. Carrying 45 cows with other stock. Watered by ,i . Very fine 8-roomcd dwelling, orchard, etc., hay-sheds and milking-sheds, e C-. first-class order. 2J Miles to Leviu. The conditions for dairy farming .property are ideal. PRICE is £6O per acre. LTD can be had as going concern.— JOPLlN, STALLARD A CARMICHAEL, Insurance. Land. Estate. Commission and General Agents. b>EV IIN. A GOOD DAIRY FARM. QfhX ACRES, 5 miles from Woodville, all ploughable; handy to cheese factory. OV 2 New 6-i-oonied Bungalow, every convenience; good cow bails with o-cow plant, and good farm buildings. Well subdivided ; good pastures, and plenty of shelter. Milking 35 cows well. PRICE: £47 PER ACRE. Government mortgage; cash required: £l2OO. An ideal farm at a reasonable price. Apply to — R. R. JOHNSTON, LAND AGENT WOODVILLE.