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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 11 December 1914, Page 1

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. . SV.H.&A.M CG ABM LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM. ALSO AT DARBY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. ~A 100 ACRES. FOR EXCHANGE. OWNER WILL TAKE INTERESTPRODUCING TOWN PROPERTY "FOR SOUND MORTGAGE. 3_ie owner of this property, who is leaving shortly for England, is prepared to consider a suitable exchange as above. It is exceptionally well situated, being only 8 miles from Waitara, and within easy distance of New Plymouth; under 2 miles from two factories and 4 railway stations, nearest station lj miles, also school and post office; all good ploughable land, river flats, nicely watered and . well fenced; wintered 42 cows, bull, 3 yearlings, and 3 horses; very fine 7-roomed dwelling, insured for £400, bathroom, scullery and . J pantry, first-class range of outbuildings; splendid view of the sea, which is only 1| miles distant. Owing to the unrivalled situation this property would make a perfect stud farm. The stock now on the place can be taken if desired; most of the cows are well-bred. Jerseys (nine are pedigree Jerseys). In spite of the spring being such a dry one, the average butter-fat per • day per cow is 451bs for Novem- % ber. This speaks for itself; the oows are all sound and in tiptop condition. Price £45 an acre for the land. Equity £1500; balance on mortgage for 5,\ years at 5 per cent. Stock extra. Write, telephone, or call and see us about this without delay. (2556) 100 ACRES. - MATAPU DISTRICT. CX AN ACRE; land of the very best quality, all level, about half has been stumped, well watered and •abdivided into numerous pad- . fences all in tip-top ; will carry 50 cows readily; flouee of 5 rooms and outbuild- i fags. Price £55 an acre. Terms i £700 cash; balance can remain , for 7 years at 6 per cent. Pos- I session can be had at once/ or July, 1915, if preferred. We thoroughly recommend this pro- * perty ac Deing a first-class int Vestment at the price asked. * (2880) £100 CASH. 1500 ACRES GOOD BUSH COUNTRY. Situated east of Eltham in the Taurakawa district, access from Waverley or from Eltham, road to within 8 miles, balance -n bridle track.; principally tawa bush, about 280 acres have been felled, 170 acres well grassed, 20 chains of fencing; slabbed whare with iron roof and chimney. Tenure O.R.P. at 10s 6d ' > an acre. Price 15s an acre for 4^. goodwill. Terms £100 down; balance to suit purchaser: 176 ACRES. FOR EXCHANGE. CMS AN ACRE, a well-grassed farm, handily situated to Eltham and Stratford, | mile from factory, "2 miles from Bchool, and 3 miles IS from railway station; subdivided _^ into 8 paddocks, all conveniently *^ watered, good area has been ploughed; wintered 82 head of stock, including 58 cows and 6 horses; all the buildings are new, and comprise a 6-roomed dwelling, 16-bail cowshed fitted with nilking machines and engine, also releaser. Price asked £36 an. acre; equity £1800. The* owner of this property is pre- J joared to entertain an exchange | *§«• town property, or a dairy farm of about 50 acres. (2540) 320 ACRES. SPLENDID GRAZING LAND. 810 AN ACRE, about 9 miles from Eltham by first-class metalled road, freehold, J mile from factory and post office, and 1$ miles from school; land all in giJPt>Bubdxvided, well watered, alFfences sheep proof; wintered 600 ewes, 250 wethers and hog!jets, 24 head of dry stock, and ot of horses; house of 5 rooms, also scullery and bathroom; cot- . tage of 3 rooms let at 6s a week; *\ trapshed, cowshed, and other outbuildings. Price £16 an acre. Terms £1000 cash; balance 5 or 7 years at -5 per cent. Stock can be taken over at valuation aa- if desired. (2494) FOR EXCHANGE. 35 ACRES. ' Hfoated close to prosperous Taranaki town, 2 miles from school, railway station and factory; land all level, no stumps, 4 paddocks, t^eep proof fences, watered by small stream and windmill; carrying 80 sheep, 6 horses, and 10 head of grown cattle for 8 months; convenient 9-roomed dwelling and full range of outbuildings. Price £2550. Free title. Owner will consider exchanging for farm property. 200 ACRES. £33 AN ACRK Land air in grass or crop, well fenced and subdivided ••>tf oaddocks, plenty of water; |L wii *rry 75 cows; house of 4 ■ room ~ 16-bail milking shed, and c '■■ usus>i other farm buildings. Price ' '-A$ £3- f an acre. £500 cash; balance '' ;f ■ 6 years at 5 per cent. This is . r a cheap property, handy to El- :' tham, and close to factory. Ihe - price asked includes the milking machines. Cows on the place __#_ be had at £8. Possession irfimediately, or next season as required. (-o(o) 25 ACRES. fKtuated ciose to Eitham Borough boundary, land all cleared, all planted with live fences, moely watered, no waste land; owner - milks 12 cows and grazes one £y 'torse; £200 a year can be taken ■*% off thiejittle farm; comfortable ' .4-roomffily tejuse in good order, t( milking shed, tM »od. intrcla* piggeries. Price £WOO j { Aarma can bs arraaflpd* {»»> i