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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 3 September 1915, Page 1

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. «————^—. W. E. & A. M CGARRY, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ILTHAM - . TARANAKI If* can awist Clients financially if required. fftkiphones: No. 18, 62 and 184. P.O. Box 20. i . f S^ 45 ACRES. FOR SALE, LEASE, OR EXCHANGE A model little farm, only half a mile from Eitharo Post, Office; freehold ; land all stumped, well fenced, numerous paddocks; conveniently watered; has always carried 20 cows; nice, recentlybuilt 4-roomed house, washhouse, trapshed; first-class up-to-date concreted 12-bail milking shed, etc. Price, £60 an acre; equity £670. Owner, who reside* in the north, will exchange for town property, or a mortgage. Would consider leasing for a term at £3 per acre. Very suitable for a milk run. FOR EXCHANGE. DWELLING AND 10 ACRES. OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR I FARM. Situated in prosperous Taranaki town, corner section, well adapted for subdivisional purposes, only few chains from the main street; dwelling of 6 rooms and outbuildings; now let at 22s 6d per > week. Price, £1200; subject to a Government Advances mortgage of £300; equity, £900. The owner wants a dairy . farm to carry 40 to 50 cows, and will give his equity in the 10 acres as a deposit in place of cash. FOR LEASE. HANDY GRAZING FARM. 100 ACRES. Lease, 100 acres, on the Oeo Road, north of the Eltham Road, Makaka district, ring-fenced, well watered by streams, no buildings; owner will lease" for 3 years, rental 12s per acre, also rates (about £5 a year); very suitable place to graze surplus stock. Apply sharp. (2462) 80 ACRES. A REALLY GOOD CHEAP LITTLE FARM. £200 CASH. 4C16 per acre. Right opposite factory, 1} miles from school and townsnip, motor coach passes daily, one hour from railway and good Taranaki town; gently rolling country, all ploughable, good area has been ploughed, wellfenced and subdivided into numerous paddocks, conveniently watered, land is all in grass with the exception of 3 acres in mangolds, carrots and turnips, and there are 6 tons of hay in 1 stack; crops have not yet been touched, although the section has carried 31 head of stock, includ- ■ ing 21 cows, all the winter. This number of stock has been > grazed on the property for the past 5 years, and this is the first year any crops have been grown. Absolutely no weeds. Buildings include new 6-roomed dwelling and complete range of sheds. Price, £16 per acre; term 6, £200 cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. . FOR EXCHANGE. *80 PER ACRE, 120 acres, cheese factory opposite, few chains from school; house of 5 rooms; milking shed, etc.; carry 87 cows. Price, £30 an acre. Owner will exchange for house and few acves of land at Stratford or New Pivmouth. (4851) ' £200 CASH. ISB ACRES, handy to Stratford, ~-v creamery alongside; 6 paddocks, 80 acres stumped; wintering 50 cows, 17 2-year-old heifers, 2 bulls, 4 horses, 17 weaners and some 6heep. Price, £16 per acre; £200 cash, balance 5 or 7 years, at 4 per cent. Owner would consider exchangel for smaller farm. (Sole agents.) ST (477) FOR EXCHANGE. 102 ACRES, south of Hawera, f-mile from factory, carrying 55 head of stock; good buildings. Price, £53 per acre; equity £800, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. Like [ a place to carry 60 cows. (2632) LEASE WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE. 190 ACRES. «W- PER ACRE. Land all in grass save few acres of shelter bush, and crops, 70 acres stumped, all ? ploughable, 16 paddocks, sheep proof fences, water in every sub-division, stony bottom creeks ; now wintering 70 head of cattle, 7 norees and some sheep; wiU carry 65 dairy cows comfortably; modern 7-roomed dwelling, man's cottage, 16-bail concreted shed race and yard, 3-stall sta ble, loose-box, feed and harness room implement shed, cart shed and ';/- miik stand combined; buildings insured for £850; one mile from 1 factory s.nd poet office, \\ miles from school, handy to Kaponga. Owner will lease for 5 years at ' 80s an acre, right of purchase 1 (<s>*Wß»l not compulsory), at 1 i&nsk acre.