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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 7 June 1916, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. I FOR EXCHANGE. 2000 ACRES, East Coast, nearly all ploughable; divided many paddocks; modern 9-roomed house, acetylene gas, i'phone, h. and c. water; water laid on and every convenience. This farm has been well cared-for and is equipped with everything up to date. Labor! is the only reason for selling.> Owner will exchange for a farm of 100 to 800 acres. Equity about £12,000/ but balance &f exchange can remain. (170) A GENUINE BARGAIN. 100 ACRES, H miles from Hawera, close to factory; all dead level> well watered, live hedges; new . 6-roomed house, numerous outbuildings and every convenience, good cowshed. Price, £82; terms, £700 cash, balance for. 7 or 10 years, at s.per centi;,'Only in the market for. i one month; apply sharp. • (44)) CEO. H. BUCKERIDGE, Estate and General Commission Agent, | ELTHAM. 'Phones: Office, 83; Private, 62, 90. N.Z. Representative for Henry A. Lane ! and Co., Ltd., Butter, Cheese and Tallow Merchant*. London. PARTICULARS of Good Dairy Farm for Lease.—Good quality land, and will easily carry 50 dairy cows; there is a 4-roomed house in fair order, also good concrete cow-shed and race, well watered and subdivided with wire .fences; .2£ miles, school and factory, by j good metal roadi either cheese or | butter factory; prepared lease for 51 year's at 32/6; per acre, with right of purchase at £35 per acre. If lessee will pay down £200 towards compulsory purchasing clause, the purchase price would be £2 10s per acre less, and is absolutely cheap. There are 50 dairy cows on the place, which may be purchased with the property, chiefly 2nd and 3rd calvers. at £10 10s. Particulars from Arthur NB. Gibson, Land Agents New Plymouth. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- . CANTILE AGENCY.,CO., LTD., HAWERA. OPUNAKE, & ELTHAM. MANURES. MANURES. ' Just arrived, and to arrive shortly, at reasonable rates — SLAG (high graded i SUPERPHOSPHATE, Orders now being booked for delivery when required. SPECIAL MANURE^ FOR ALL CROPS. Fowl Wheat, Barley. Maize, Oats, Bran, Pollard, Calf Meal, Crushed Linseed, Beans, Peas, Chaff, "Hay, Baled Straw. Algerian Seed Oats (Australian and New Zealand grown.) \ Garton Seed Oats. Grass and Clover Seeds (all varieties). Table Potatoes (Prime South Island), ! Tea, Elmshurst No. 1 LAND. LAND. LAND. j' . . NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.,'LTD., HAWE3A, HAVE for Sale, lease and exchange, farms in all parts of the district, amongst others the following:— 133 ACRES, freehold; all in grass and j crops, sub-divided into, 10 jroddocKS, and,.will carry 40 cows; 6-roomed.house and scullery, 14----bail race shed; 7 miles fioin rail, If miles from school. P. 0., store and factory. £30 per acre, ! with £500 cash, balance 10 years, at 5% per cent. C.B. 147 LEASE, 7 to 10 years, from 12th July, i 1916; 277 acres, all in grass and j crops; 150 acres ploughable, j about 50 acres stumped; will I carry 60 dairy cows; 13 paddocks; cood 8-roomed house and j ail conveniences, cow shed, dairy, j implement shed, etc. Rent, £1 10s. C.B. 766 LEASE 5 years from July, 1916—240 acres, all in grass and crops, and all ploughable; plenty of ' paddocks, with water m each, and well^fenced; will carry 140 cows and other stock; 12-roomed house, h and c water, and every convenience; L.K. machines, all in good order, one of the best farms in the district; handy to rail, yards and factories; a good > man cannot go wrong with this farm. C.B. 761 LEASE, 7 years, from Ist April, 1916. ; 119 acres; 114 acres in grass and i crops, 5 acres shelter bush; will carry 35 dairy cows; small house, I machine shed, etc. Price, £250, | which includes 4-bucket' Ridd I milking plant, 2\ h.p. Lister eri- | gine and pump. c.B. 769 WING MACHINES. FARMERS! Do not place your Orders for Milking Machines until you have seen the AUTO. We can supply you with a complete Releaser or. Bucket Plant from £100 upwards. I | N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE 1 AGENCY CO., LTD. I AGENTS. HAWERA. -■ WE are .specialists in School Boots. ■ We recognise the fact that children are harder on boots than adults, therefore only the very best leathers go into our school boots—O.B.F., the cheap and good store.