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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 4218, 15 February 1921, Page 4

WILLIAMS LIMITED. FATTENING FARM FOR QUICK SALE. Owing to Breakdown in Health. QOQ ACRES, all been ploughed; good black loam. Wintered, 1919, 730 hoggets, 700 ewes. 4C cattle,. Owner iattens 2000 shoe* yearly.' Present crops comprise li acres lucerne, 20 swedes, 16 turnips, 10 rape, 15 oats (now in stack). Modern dyelling. all conveniences and necessary outbuildings (insured foi £800). 'Close to Kakariki works, railwnv, town, post olnee. Price £57 10s per aero. Good terms arranged for good man Sole agents— ABRAHAM and .WILLIAMS. LTD. Manchester Street.

SHEEP COUNTKY. CHEAP PROPERTY. OL U store, P. 0.. township, etc., •>,nd not far from Feilding. In splendid condition, nil in grass. 200 acres or flat land, eminently suitable for dairying. Balance undulating to hilly. Wintered 1000 owes, 42 cows, GO young cattle. G-roomed house, shearing shed with machines, trap shed, n::!-:zs ~ 2 " chines, and other outbuildings. ■. This is a farm I can thoroughly recommend to any farmer. Price £T por aero, with £4500 cash. Victor'e. smith, Land Agent, FEILDING.

. RETURNED SOLDIERS. SUITABLE FOR 3 MATES WHO CA.\ T FIND JC&X) UASH. QKQ ACRES, Freehold, nil good 000 country. 250 acres in grass, balance heavy bush and tall ti tree. Great portion good rircr flat*. Great dairying country. Fenced and subdivided. Well watered and sheltered. House 4 rooms, etc., handy to school and post office and cream cart. Railway will bo alongside the block in 2 years. Owner has reduced price to assure it passing the Land Board.

W. B, GIESEN, DARGAVILLE, N.W. A CHOICK DAIRY FARM. OAA ACRES, nil rfat, adjoining o L\j\) good township and 1 "Jilc from factory. All in fjn>*s. , Woll fenced into 13 paddocks. Beautiful y ntcred by permanent running creek. Modern 8-roomed houso, mens room, dairy, wash-hotiso, wood shed. etc.; 4bail cowshed with machines (concrete floor), sheep yards, etc. Stock at valuation (50 cows). Rrice £45 per aero. For terms apply to # R. U. HARDEN AND CO. Land, Stock, nnd Financial Agenta, KIMBOLTON. GOOD DAIRY FARM.

lii Exchange for Fcilding Property. 90 ACHES; all good bush counZi try; felled unci grassed; nil plougkablo when stumju-tl; ring fenced and three paddock*; 0-roomed home; li. and c. water; good cowshed and separator room and oiit*hed». Price: £32 per acre, Ao Mortgage. Owner would consider exirhange for few acres and good house. K. E. GLTFORD, Agent, Feilding.

.MAIN 110 AD THAMES /JAA ACRES L.T.T.; Rood strong DUU loam, splendidly watered; UUV '"»'", "I"' "■■"•■••■ • about 500 acre's are plongnable; great rout country: about 80 acres of milling bush estimated to contain jCSiKX) worth timber; two good noils'-", cowshed; and other out sheds (not flash); school, railway, sale yards, etc., two miles. Well financed, only l.«t mortgage nt 5 per cent du«» in lo a good man owner will sell at £lO, and will give any reasonable terms. Cinque Opportunity tor Worker. v P. E. K.NYYETT. Uox 70. Te Aroha. FOR SALL STILL ANOTHER PORTION OF THIS SPHERE AS A GOING CONCERN. I Zi\) Rongotea district, all dead level; buildings, 7-roomcd dwelling. every possible convenience, new cowshed", concrete race and yard* ; .( cow L.R.G. plant and New engine; oO good dairy cows, 20 weaner lieticrs, horses, implements, pigs, hay, olr - I Everything complete. Price £l2O per acre "with C3OOO cash. For full particular* apply to the Agent R. PRATT. Feilding. PARTICULARLY GOOD. OQO ACRES of first-class fattening or dairying country ; also make an ideal stud farm. Absolutely tlio best of country, practically »U river flats. Level and splendid'* watered by springs and windmill supplying 6 concrete troughs. All iD graas liush and 50 acres oats and wheat 18 paddocks. with all conveniences, 4 mimed cottage, 4 stall stable with lean to, concrete bails, largo woolshed (22 yards by 44 yards) with accommodation for 17 horses besides, blacksmith's shop, granary, implement shod* and numer ous other buildings. 4 imlas from important Railway Town and 1 from Station. Cream cart calls. Pric* only £7O per acre. £4OOO cash. The best proposition on the market. 180 acres first class grain or loot crop country 4$ miles from Marton and 1J from Railway Stati6n. All easily ploughable and mostly level Well subdivided. 3 roomed house and stablo. 90 acres in oats and bar ley. Price only £32 per acre £2OOO cash. Most of balance of pur- ! chase money can remain on mort- | gage for 12 years at 5\ per c«nt. Ar i range at once for inspection. j 300 acres of practically level land —all ploughable. 6 miles Feilding and 1 from Railway town. Well watered and subdivided into 4 paddocks. First class fattening or agricultural land, and a very protty ■piece of country. Lies well to sun. No buildings. Absolutely a bargain at £3B per acre. About £BOO caah balance 4J years at 61 per cent. In sp9ct early to avoid disappointment

1 HARRIS « SONS LAND AND INSURANCE AGKNF nIAHTON ,i / Orclpi with U 3 EARLT and save disappointment. All Best Brand* of ALES STOUT,, WINES, and SPIRITS always in stock. Wo are Buyers of any quantity Empty Bottles. mum p abb FEILDING