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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 November 1911, Page 2

Land Advertisements. JAMES AND GILLMAN, J" AND \ GENTS, HAWERA. 1100 ACRES of first-class fattening and milking country, practically all level; heavy bush land, now in good pasture; large house, sheds, yards, all conveniences for mixed farming; good water in running streams; handy to several good sized towns and only 1£ milea frem railway station, factory, school, etc. This fine property has been inspected, and we Talue it'at easily £35 per acre, with a prospective rise of, say, another £10 per acre in a few years. Will subdivide into small dairy farms with very little outlay. Can be secured at once at £26 per acre, and possession given in June next. A rare chance for a syndicate to make an easy £7000. Equivalent to the Nor-manby-Te Roti country. FINE DWELLING HOUSE, 6 rooms, gas, pantry, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs, water and drainage. Price £500; good terms. 200 MODERN HOUSE, central Hawera, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs, gas, large kitchen, section well laid out. Price £600; good terms. 208 18 ACRES of excellent grass land handy to Hay.-era. £60 per acre! £o0 cash; £iyo in six months: long term for balance. An excellent paddock. MODERN HOUSE, 5 rooms, bathroom, pantry, copper and tubs for - washing, gas, water and drain.age, central Hawera, A pretty -home. £500; £100 cash. 42 NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms, bathroom; pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs. A very nice home; substantially built. £700; £75 cash. A good chance for man with small capital. 258 1? ACRES, with new house of 6 rooms central Hawera. Price £850----only £50 in cash. 265 HOUSE of 7 rooms, with two acres of land, central Hawera, suitable for subdivision. Price £650; only £50 cash. There is a big merement in this. gg 5 ACRES level land, close to Hawera railway station; adjoining land sod at £300 per acre. Prio« , . asked is only £100 per acre. £/5 cash; excellent terms for balance. No . 2 1 ACRE „ section, dead level, in good pasture, in very desirable locality Price only £100 per acre. £5 cash; long term for balance. No 2 10 ACRES, suburban Hawera, dead level, must grow into money; a fine accommodation paddock Pnce £80 per acre. £25 cash;* £75 m seven months; long term for balance. j^ 0 .... 3 HOUSE of 4 rooms, Dathroom, pantry, scullery, trapshed, harness loom* washhouse, fowlhouse. Price £450; terms given. 100 HOUSE 6 rooms, bathroom, pantry washhouse, copper and tubs, fowlhouse. Price £420. 123 HOUSE 5 rooms, good section, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, copper „ . a^d tubs. Price £600. 198 dd ACRES, excellent dairying land; no buildings; about If miles from Hawera Post Office. Price £58 per acre. - £150 cash; excellent terms for balance.' H.E. No. 3 20 ACRES, will make a little dairy farm, close to good factory and handy to railway station. • £55 per acre. £80 cash; very easy terms. N o . 3 2 ACRES level land, close to Hawera; a fine building site. Only £100 per acre. £10 cash; excellent terms. . No. 2 H.E. MODERN HOUSE of 6 rooms, gas, water and drainage. A very nice home. Price £675. £100 cash; long term for balance. 271 HOUSE 4 rooms, with | acre, central Hawera. Price £280. £25 cash; j good terms. 267 100 ACRES freehold; a fine dairy farm, in good order; live fences, modern 7-roomed house and concret- | ed cowshed, piggeries; handy to factory, railway station, school, etc., and within easy reach of Hawera. Price £50 per acre. £1000 cash; balance for 7 years, at 5 per cent. This is the only place of its kind on the market. Secure it at once and take possession in July, 1912. 760 150 ACRES freehold; a very fine farm • handy to Hawera, factory, railway station, school, etc.; large modern house, cowshed (concreted), trapshed, piggeries, etc. A bargain. Similar country sold at £56 per acre. Price only £51. £1700 cash; good terms for bal"ance- 760-50 640 ACRES freehold, Rangitikei district; practically all flat> weU watered; a rich piece of land: two houses 5 and 6 rooms, wool", shed trapsEed, yards and dip; 4 miles from township and railway station; suitable for "a stud farm or subdividing into dairy farms; worth from £25 to £35 PCr aCr m, Price wanted £16 per acre. This is one of the finest chances offering in the Dominion to make money. £3000 in cash. 1400 ACRES freehold, on the Bay'of islands harbor; deep water withw H miles of the farm; Great North road runs through the property; specially adapted for cutting up. At present surveyed into three sections; will run a cow on 2h acres; 300 acres in good grass, balance in rough feed and manuka; 1000 acres first-class land, balance second; 3 houses x (13 rooms, 5 rooms, 4 rooms); store, post office, and telegraph office on the property; saleyards and railway 12 miles away; cream cart passes daily; excellent cli-i-nate. Dairying is just coming on. Wh<jn in grass will be worth £20 per acre. Price asked is only £7 per acre. £2 per acre will put the balance of land in v r - grass. A change of scene and ! climate will put 10 years on to I your life. Buy this place. L.W.