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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 31 March 1915, Page 1

LAND ADVERT9SEMENTB, W. H. & A. M CGARRY, LAND AND ESTHK AGENTS, ELTHAM - - TARANAKI We can assist Clients financially if required. Telephones: No. 13, 62 and 134. P.O. Box 20. 80 ACRES. £350 CASH. .Handy to Eltham. Land all flat, about 60 acres stumped and ploughed, large number of subdivisions, boxthorn and post and wire fences, well watered, will carry 35 cows easily; comfortable six-roomed dwelling, lot of outbuildings, including 14-bail concreted milking shed; nice orchard; about 1J miles from factory and school, 4 miles from railway station; a lot of work has been done on this section, and it will bear inspection well, j ■Price, £40 per acre; terms £350 cash, balance at 5 per dent. 2597 READ THESE TERMS. CASH, BALANCE 10 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. 160 ACRES. Situated in the well-known Ngaere district, about five miles from Eltham, 2 miles from factory, school, railway station and township ; land all in grass or crop, ' about 120 acres have been ploughed, 12 paddocks, ,good fences, plenty of water, ram laid on to shed; will carry 55 cows and do them well; house of four rooms, first-class 16-bail milking | shed with concrete floor, iplement shed, hay shed, stables, etc. Price for freehold, £35 an acre; terms, £300 down,' balance can remain for ten years at- 5 per cent. These terms are exceptional, and the farm is a splen- j did opportunity for a man whose • capital is limited. 2594 EXCHANGE FOR 150 ACRES. 114 ACRES—ELTHAM. .'Freehold, situated just outside Eltham Borough, land all ploughed save 30 acres, all in grass or crop, live fences, plenty of i water, lot of subdivisions; first- j class quality of land; bow carry- i ing 50 cows, 2 horses, bulls and ; 30 weaners; good 8-roomed dwell- j ing, bathroom, scullery, new 12----bail milking shed (concreted) and usual other farm outbuildings. Priqe, £53 an acre; terms, £400 j cash, balance 8 years at 5 per ■ , cent. . 258 89 ACRES." £250 CASH. ? Freehold, situated at Ngaere, factory ; on the adjoining section, haridy I to school, post office, railway j station and township. About \ half the farm has been ploughed, and is all in grass or crop. Ten ' subdivisions, nicely watered; will j carry 35 cows; over £500 has' been ta"ken off this farm in 12 i months; house of five'rooms, new 14-bail cow shed, trap shed, implement shed and piggeries. Price, £41 10s an acre; £250 ] down, balance at 5 per cent. i , 2505 MATAPU. I 100 ACRES. J ; Situated right in the heart of the best part of Matapu; the land is all dead level, practically all stumped, splendid pasture, sub- ' divided into 12 paddocks, conveniently watered, no waste land ; house of five rooms, 12-bail concreted milking shed, trapshed, whare, etc; boxthorn fences; close on £10 an acre has been taken off this place. Price, including machines and complete milking plant, £65 an 1 acre; only £500 cash required. This is well .worth having a look at. Does not dry up like the plains. 2336 118 ACRES. ' £300 CASH. {Freehold, handy to Stratford and Eltham, one mile from factory, school right alongside the pro- \ perty, 3 miles from railway station and township, about 100 acres have been ploughed, all ploughable, 6 paddocks watered by stream; carry 40 cows comfortably; house of 4 rooms and 4-bail milking shed. Price, £34 an acre; terms £300 cash, balance 7 years, at 5 per cent. SOUTH OF HAWERA. 150 ACRES. ; about three-quarters of a mile from factory, school and post office, all in grass save 27 acres of crop, land all stumped and ploughable, live fences, 9 paddocks, watered by two dams; will carry 60 cows; house of five rooms, 16-bail milking shed, other usual outbuildings. Price, £45 an acre; terms £400 cash, balance 5 years at o per cent .a 2592 ' 200 ACRES. £400 CASH. situated in the Lowgarth district, 1| miles from factory, store, school, post office, etc., land all. level, splendidly watered, subdivided into ten main paddocks • will carry seventy cows easily; house of four rooms and 6cullery, 8-bail concreted milking shed fitted with L.K.G. machines, „ water power and /•steam boiler, 4-cow plant; carrying at present 100 head of ; stock., and the feed is going to waste all over the farm. Price - asked, £33 an acre, including .'< ■ " machines. Just the property to suit a man dairying on high - priced land to winter his surplus : stock. Only £400 cash, balance 6 years at 5 per cent. 2573 STRAIGHT 160 ACRES. '•''Situated about 4 miles from Eltham, about £ mile from factory, school and post office, land all in grass with the exception of 5 acres shelter bush, about 25 acres stumped, 100 acres well drained - swamp, 12 paddocks, plenty of water, will carry 55 cows; modern' 8-roomed dwelling, hot and cold water, concreted milking shed, other usual buildings. Ow^er will lease for five years at 90s an acre. V