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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 31 July 1928, Page 3

Newton King Lid.y LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS : HAWERA Q « - /-J ; Only £2OO Cash Required : 115 ACRES freehold, comprising practically oil good fiat to easy undulating country. SITUATED in .the OKAIAWA DISTRICT, about 6 miles from HAWERA, and handy to factory and school, etc. Sub^divided by boxthorn boundaries and post and -ware fences in fair order. Watered by river and creeks. The owner informs us that the place is capable of MILKING PROM 55 TO 60 DAIRY COWS. HAY and ROOT CROPS, including 15 acres Swedes, available for winter and sparing feed. THE BUILDINGS, which are in fair order, consist of. a 5-roomed house, with h. and c. water and bathroom, etc., 6-bail cowshed, and implement shed. TO WIND UP an Estate this property is being offered ,at the exceptionally low figure of—--ggd- PER ACRE, WITH £2OO CASH. Exceptionally Easy Terms 84 ACRES FREEHOLD, consisting of about 60 acres rich river flats, balance easy undulating- SITUATED on .MAIN ROAD, opposite school and one mile from factory. SUBDIVIDED into 15 paddocks by post and wire fence®, river, boundaries right round. 5 ACRES LUCERNE. • CARRYING CAPACITY IS ESTIMATED AT 40/45 COWS. THE BUILDINGS comprise a 7-roomed house, trap shied, manure shed, large hay shed and 8-bail concreted cowshed and piggeries. PRICE PER ACRE WITH £SOO CASH. NOTE.—The property is WELL FINANCED, and the first to.inspect will buy. ' -t; ;• Well Farmed and Sound Buying 110 a ERES FREEHOLD; practically all flat and broken by one creek, which supplies WATER POWER for the farm. SITUATED on tar-scaled road and in GOOD LOCALITY. WILL COMFORTABLY CARRY 45/50 COWS. ' THE BUILDINGS, though old, are in fairly good order, and consist of a house, cowshed, and implement shed. PRICE ,£4B/10/- PER ACRE WITH £BSO CASH. For Further Particulars Apply Sharp NEWTON KING LIMITED, Land Department : : Hawera Private: S. W. Whyte 2403. T. H. Baker. ’PHONES—Office, 2022.

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