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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8100, 1 October 1904, Page 3

A C. ATKINSON. 165 Acres, freehold, splendid property, open flat land, good grass, all ploughable, six miles from Hawera, metalled road, £ mile from railway station and j cieamery, large buildings, yards, ! etc. £25 per acre ; exceptional ( terms. 71 ' 65 Acres, freehold, five minutes' ' walk from Hawera borough, < beautiful level land. No other ! land in the market so close to 1 borough and possessing such ad- < vantages for sale at such a low figure. a Most desirable position I for building sites ; fine view and | well sheltered ; will be divided to suit purchasers. Price per : acre; easy terms; or will lease at £2 per acre. 51 365 Acres, Public Trustee Lease, one of the finest dairy farms in district, nearly all ploughable, 3$ miles from Hawera, road 1 mostly metalled, twelve paddocks, good fencing, two new houses I jpne 5, one 7 rooms), outbuildings, good yards, highly improved farm) high milk test. Rent 7/2, A lease 7 years to run, right of re- < newal. Full value for improve- 1 nients at end of lease, including present improvements, valued at £1000. Goodwill £8 ; good rea- 2 sons for selling. 64 (a) 295 Acres, freehold, good grass v land, 3 paddocks, suitable for 5 dairying and mixed farming, metal road, railway station and c creamery 2 miles. £8 per acre ; tl terms. 39 t! (b) 208 Acres, freehold, adjoining I above section, three paddocks, large woolshed, 2-roomed whare, ' cowsheds and yards stabbed, | sheep yards, etc., highly improved -^ farm, 50 cows being milked and other stock kept. £12 per acre, or if A and B taken together £9 _^ 1 os for both. 38 (c) 197 Acres, freehold, fine farm, six paddocks, fine homestead, outbuildings, garden, etc., 60 cows milked and other stock kept, adjoining A and B. Price for all three farms if taken to- p get her 10s per acre. If de- g sired will sell stock at valua- T] tion. 37 342 Acres, Public Trustee Lease, j; grand dairy land, open country, all in grass, 8 miles from Hawera, j. 2 miles from creamery, metalled road to within 1 mile. Rent 9/4 ; 1 goodwill £5 per acre. 11 years to run. Full compensation for 0 all improvements.' Right of re- p newal ; very easy terms. 70 200 Acres, freehold, good grass _ land, carrying 70 head of stock, 4 paddocks, whare, cowshed, yards, etc., been dairied on for 2 seasons, metalled road, town 4J miles, creamery 1 mile. £\\ j per acre ; adjoining property sold a at £13. 46 t< 103 Acres, freehold, fine dairy pro- v perty, all rich level land, 7 miles q from Hawera, metalled road, creamery i£ miles. Very 'cheap I( property at £"23 per acre ; very liberal terms. 72 300 Acres, very fine ' dairy farm, will carry 100 cows, level grass - land, all ploughable, 7 paddocks (with water troughs), 6-roomed house, large cowshed and other accessories, metal road, creamery J and school 1 mile. Kent 7/ ; 6 « years to run. Goodwill £725 ; easy terms. a A. C. ATKINSON, a Land Agent Hawera. * Telephone 70. rpiiNDERS are invited to close I on sth October for Section 10, Block 23, Hawera, being lqr. _ ac. and residence, six rooms, hath, " gas, range, water, drainage, situated near corner of High and Collins a streets ; £300 can remain at mort- 1 gage. i Tenders to be deposited with the ] Hawera Commercial Agency. = " TO BUILDERS. . c mENDERS are invited to close c I at noon Wednesday, Oct. I sth, for the erection of Furniture Warehouse, Union street, Hawera, - for H. A. Jenkins, Esq. Tenders to be deposited and plans, ' etc., to be seen at my office. J. E. ROE, I Architect, Hawera. , NOTICE. j rTiHE undersigned request that 1 all accounts owing by them ' ; be rendered at once, and also, as they are leaving the district, that ; all accounts owing to them be paid at once. Accounts may be paid at the Egmont Hotel, Mr Sullivan's receipt being sufficient discharge. f Nicholas & wrisberg. ' CHIMNEY SWEEPING. p ______ [ "TTTHEREAS 75 per cent of my VV honored customers labor under the idea that \ am not doing ' justice to neither myself nor their I chimneys at 6d each, 1 am re- . luctantly compelled to go back to s my eld original and popular prices. \ C. ANDERSON. r TT7 HAWKINS & CO., Dyers, c VV f Regent street, are prepared to Dye for all the ladies of c Taranaki. •. Charges moderate. ° STRATFORD BACON CURING y COMPANY, Ltd. XJECEIVE Bacon Pigs at— c Kaponga: Every Monday. i- Eltham : Every Tuesday. il Otakeho : First and third Wednes- * day in each month. Okaiawa: Second and fourth Wednesday in each month. >r • Price— 4d lb dead weight. M PILCHER F. RALFE, ■