50 Acres for Lease. Carries 30 Cows. V livEL FAEM, no waste land, close to town, factory and school. Town water laid on to property. Now carrying 30 milkers, also horse, hull and 3 weaners Nearly new house of 3 rooms,, two 14 xl2 and one 1« x 10, range, opea fireplace, bathroom, electric light, wash-house; concretea cowshed, piggerips, etc. Owner will lease for 3 years from Ist July, 1928 at a renta/of £4 per acre, tenant to pay in addition only £1 water rate and PT?TCF & 6 "includin' r the above-mentioned live stock, also milking maSne 2 sows, 8 weaners, spring cart and harness, 4 cans chip heater, testing bucket's, S 3 factory shares, 1 acre carrots, / acres hay, 5 acres crreon oats. green oats. Profitable Wannate Plains Farmlet n aqtt■ -Rn.ia.ncA can remain for 28 years at 6 per cent.. TERMS £4OO CASH; Balance can remain for 28 years at 6 per cent., reducible by yearly payments of £SO. PRICE £IBOO There is no letter land on the Waimate Plains; it is dead level absolutely no waste land; boxthorn hedges; watered by windmill and troughs. All well sheltered and in good heart. The vendor milked r in<l troughs. All well sneiuuieu tuiu iU r - ‘ Si did no ploughing whatever; now running 12 2-year-old heifers, o v.X Sd ll yearlings (27 head altogether). Good comfortable dwelling of 0 ionoJotocl milkins shod ~J other ou»ml<lin f . The ««*.«. ovcoptiona viz., 2S years for the balance of the purchase money. Possesion any time. •The price now asked is exactly that paid by the present owner before the war. Do You Want to Milk a Large Herd? 107 Acres for Exchange. RETURNS 22,000L85. BUTTER-FAT. THIS FARM carries 75 cows and does them well; at present there are 86 head on it. All level land of the very 'best quality, watered by windmills an d troughs, live fences, 11 paddocks, no stumps. House of 9 rooms, hot and cold water, telephone, complete range of outbuildings, including motor shod •' only half a mile from factory, school, post office, etc. PRICE, £72 10s per acre, with £2OOO cash. Or the, owner will exchang for a smaller farm of 60 to 70 acre* first-class land. , / 50 Acres. Only £SOO Cash. REALLY good level to gently undulating land with live fences, watered by wp ndm ills and troughs, r.o stamps, good solo of grass, 9 paddocks. Owner states the carrying capacity is 30 cows. Comfortable of rooms, just been painted and renovated generally; concreted cowshed, imPRICe! £6O per Pl S ,CS TerL, £SOO Cash; £2OOO of the purchase money •is a Government mortgage with 28 years to run The balance £ooo can remain for 5 years at. (5 per cent. You can't get better terms anywhere.^ This is Easy to Get Into - £SOO-£6OO Cash ONLY ONE MORTGAGE (GOVERNMENT). <) A ACRES of freehold land; factory on farm; mile from school; no swamp very clear of weeds, all ploughable, no stumps, 34 paddocks, live fences,’well watered; carrying capacity is easily 35 cows; new /- roomed bungalow, 6-bail cowshed with machines and water power, concreted -vard, cart shed and milk stand combined, implement shod, loose box 3-stall stable, manure shod and workshop. All modern and everything in first-class order. PRICE £42 10s per acre TERMS, £SOO to *(SO0 v cash Onlv one mortgage, £1550. to the State Advances Office for "0 years. Handy to Eltham —95 Acres PRICE £SO PER ACRE. Flat, freehold land of best quality, plenty of feed showing and splendid sole of grass. One mile from cheese factory and school. No stumps, live fences, 12 paddocks; carrying capacity 50 cows. House of 5 rooms, cowshed, implement shod, etc. Eltham town water laid c.n to farm and house. TERMS. £750 Cash. Government. Mortgage of £2500 for 30 years. , _ _ 98 Acres. Pick or Matapu. RETURNS 18.500L8. BUTTER-FAT. ABSOLUTELY FIRST-CLASS LAND in the heart of Matapu; wintering •>9 cows, 5 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls, 4 horses and 7 weaners (77 head altogether. Splendid sole of grass, boxthorn fences, 14 sub-divisions. Owner tV>ok 23001 bof milk in the flush. House of 5 rooms, electric light, teierihone, machine shod with L.K.G. plant run by water power. Numerous mtbuildings; crops arc 34 acres mangolds 11 acres grass hay, 4 acres lucerne hay a.nd 5 acres green oats. PRICE, £75 per acre, with £ISOO Cash. This is a very fine piece of land. (4408) W. H. & A. McGARRY MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE OF N.Z. (Established 30 Years) Eltham : : Taranaki ’PHONES —Office 13; Residence, 134.
“EYE-OPENER” SPECIALS . FOR THIS WEEK AT McGruer Bone & Co, Ltd., THESE WILL PROVE A “BOON” TO THE WISE SHOPPER. The Specials axe all seasonable and wanted lines, bought on an exceptionally low market and are Genuine Bargains. Bargains in Traced Goods LADIES' TRACED APRONS in strong unbleached calico; new designs— “Eye-Opener” Price TRACED CALICO ANIMALS; for the Kiddies to throw about — “Eye-Opener” Price 2./3 CHILDREN’S TRACED APRONS in Calico; quaint designs—-“Eye-Opener” Price THE HANDY PEG BAG in strong unbleached calico; clearly traced in new designs— “Eye-Opener” Price IDO pairs BOYS’ NAVY SERGE SHORTS, in all sizes; good make; exceptional value— “Eye-Opener” Price pair BOYS’ SCHOOL JERSEYS in Grey, Navy, Fawn and Light nnd Dark Marls; sizes 20in, 22in., 24in.— “Eye-Opener” Price \\ THE “WONDER” SCHOOL CASE in three sizes; just the the thing for school books—-“Eye-Opener” Price J/7 1/3 1/9 STRONG FIBRE CANE SUIT CASES in Dark Brown; double locks, reinforced corners—-“Eye-Opener” Price 22in. 24in. 1/0 26in. Q/_ USEFUL COAT HANGERS— “Eye-Opener” Price j for LADIES’ WOOLLEN GLOVES, with gauntlet, in good shades “Eye-Opener” Price, pair 2/11 LADIES’ COLOURED WOOLLEN HOSE; good quality; in new shades — “Eye-Opener” Price, pair 2/9 COLOURED TWILL WINCEYETTE; shades Helio, Lemon, Pale Blue, Sky and Cream —“Eye-Opener” Price, yard 1/0 PLAIN and FIGURED COLOURED WINCEYETTE; good quality; neat designs — “Eye-Opener” Price, yard ]/9 SMART COLOURED FELT POSIES; very fashionable—-“Eye-Opener” Price, each j| / OUR “STAR” SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY— Ladies’ All-Wool Coloured Cashmere Hose Shades, Champagne, Straw, Mist, Flesh, Sunburn, Beige, Nude, Lark, and Black—- “ Star” Price 2/9 pair McGruer, Bone & Co, Ltd High -Street - Hawera
TXAVE you heard of the New Dry Powder Form of Cod Liver Oil and malt. No more objectionable taste; highest vita,mine content. Enquire at Tait’s Pharmacy, High St., Hawera.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 May 1928, Page 10
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