NEWTON KING SPLENDID FREEHOLD! DAIRY FARMS — FOR — ABSOLUTE SALE — ON ACCOUNT OF — MR A. BAYLY.; No. 1:—1201 :— l2O ACRES all in grass, level and undulating land, fully two-thirds ! ploughable when stumped; well feno* «d and divided; house, 5 rooms, cow-, shed and all necessary conveniences; 15 -acres have been stomped; carried 50 cowb last season. Price, £14 pe* acme. No. 2:— 160 ACRES, all in grass, level and umd'ul'afciEg land iully two-thindß ploughable when stumped; well feric-* ed and 1 divided; 'house, 5 rooms, cow* shed, and all necessary oonvendjences; 15 acres have been stumped; carried 65 cows last season. Price, £14 pen acre. No. 3:—1703 :— l7O ACRESj 90 acres in grass, 80 acres in tmtnipe; all tevdL land and ploughable; the wihole farm has been stamped; well fenced and divided; house, 5 rooms, cowshed, and all conveniences; carried 65 cows. Price, £18 per acne. No. 4:—1704 :— l7O ACRES, all in> grass exc&pti > t ciop ; level land, all plougEable wh«a stumped; well fenced 1 and divided; house, 5 rooms, cowshed, and all ooaveawenoes; 40 acres stumped; carried 70 cows last season. Price, £16 ptig 'acne. No. 5:— 100 ACRES all in grass, level land, all ploughable when stomped 1 ; Well fenced and subVtiivided ; bouse, 5 rooms, cowshed and all conveniences ; earned 45 oowa last season. Price, £16 per acre. 1 _ -'' / - TERMS OFFERED ARE EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. The property is situated three miles from Toko township and railway station and comprises some of tine best Toko dicn trict. A large creamery supporting Strain ford Co-operative Factory and a School axe on the property. Factory accounte for milk received oft tin® various farms will be available for iflH spectdon by bona fide purchasers, and it is confidently expected that these will satisfy, the most exacting. Every farm is in excellent heart and everything in order to secure first-class r«fcaxns. Mr Bayly has definitely decided to relinquish dairying, and this opportunity to secure A REALLY FIRST-CLASS FREE* HOLD DAIRY FARM a* a compairaitivelj} CHEAP PRICE is seldom met with. In-> tending purchasers will be shown over the farms and supplied with fall information* Early application necessary. NEWTON < KING STEATFOED
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9138, 10 July 1906, Page 7
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355Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9138, 10 July 1906, Page 7
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