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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 October 1917, Page 1

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. W. fl. & A. M CGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM TARANAKI LEASE WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY. A DAHtY FARM OF 126 ACRES, WITH MILKING MACHINES. JMV YOU HAVE £300 IN CASH, you JL' will be financed into this property—CoWS 3 HORSES AND NECESSARY IMPLEMENTS MUL COMPLETE. It will carry 45 cows, and do them well; only J ef a mile from factory and school, 6 miles from large Taranaki town; divided into 9 paddocks; 50 acres stumped; all well watered. Commodious dwelling of 7 large rooms, milking shed with nearly new Zealandia machines. Owner will lease at 35/- per acre (machines included), for a good term, arid give you an optional right of purchase at £35 per acre. Ring us up for an appointment to inspect. (2968) FOR SALE CHOICE MATAPU FARM. 112 ACRES. 3MJLKING MACHINES AND WATER POWER. , -.la. SNUG, well-sheltered dairy farm in the heart of the famous Matapu dairying district, with large j homestead of 10 rooms erected thereon, also complete range of outbuildings, including new, up-to-date milking shed with concrete floor and yard, milking machines, water power, windmill, tank, etc. The land is of firstclass quality, all flat, surrounded by large boxthorn fences., subdivided into paddocks, and permenantly watered; carrying capacity, 65 cows; returns last season averaged £20 per cow; close to cheese factory and to the Te Roti-Opunake railway line now being conducted. Price, £65 per acre; terms, £500 cash, balance for straight-out term of 7 years at pi per oent. Stock and plant will be financed for an approved purchaser. Possession this season, or Ist July, 1918. (2945) "SOUSE AND SECTION AS DEPOSIT ON THIS. «7 ACRES, handy little dairy farm; li miles from railway station, factory, school and post office; about 45 acres have been ploughed, fenced and fully subdivided, well watered; house of 4 rooms, 8-bail concreted shed, etc. Owner will accept a house and section as a deposit on this farm in place of cash. (2980)! GRAZING AND FATTENING FARM. OWNER WANTS DAIRY FARM. 400 ACRES of good grass country on metalled road, close to factory and school; all grassed, save small area of shelter bush •„ about 30 acres under the plough; land flat to rolling, 3-sheep country; previous owner milked 80 cows; go9d fences and plenty of water; buildings comprise dwelling of 6 rooms, pantry, bathroom, washhouse, all in tip-top order; outbuildings are cow shed, implement shed, motor garage, etc. Price, £17 per acre; equity, £2150. Owner will take a smaller farm, or will deal for an approved mortgage. (2977) GRAZING AND DAIRYING FARM. EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE PROPERTY. 820 ACRES of flat to undulating land; only a few chains from factory; suitable for milking 30 cows on portion, and grazing on the remainder; close to township, and situated on cood metalled road; grows splendid feed and root crops; house of 4 rooms and outbuildings. Price, £16 10s per acre. Owner will accept house property, or a mortgage as a deposit in place of cash. (2959) 930 ACRES. #LAT SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN IN EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. PRICE £9 per acre for goodwill; tenure is West Ceast Settlement Lease, rental tenpence per acre, right of renewal of lease, and compensation for inr^rovemente ■effected; about 400 acres in .grass, remainder in valuable milling bush; all ploughable, ten subdivisions; situated in the Opunake district on metalled road; about, 3 miles from factory, school, store and post office; house of 5 rooms, cow shed, etc.; a herd of 120 cows could be milk•ed on the grassed area if desired. Equity, £7120. Owner, who is retiring, will exchange for town or city property. Difference in •equities will be adjusted. (Sole Agents.) (2895) IW. H. & A. ¥ CGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM - T\TL'NAia