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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 May 1918, Page 1

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. *V. H. & A. M CGARRY -.AND AND FINANCIAL ACENTS, «LTHAM TARANAKI SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUYERS. ICiHOULD YOU REQUIRE FINAN*3_ CIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE YOU TO PAKE OVER ANY OF THE -PROPERTIES MENTIONED BELOW, WE ARE PREPARED TO FIND -MONEY FOR YOU AT A REASON--ABLE RATE OF INTEREST. 82 ACRES. :V GOING CONCERN. _P_ choice little flat farm, handy to the ' Plains j close to two cheese fao--tories, school, store, post office and.sale .yards; large.quantity of winter and spring feed, also hay; about^7o acres stumped- plenty ■-' ef water; live fences; 14 padlocks; carries 40 cows; returns this year about £850; house of 7 rooms, usual outbuildings; machines, releaser and Lister en.gine. Price, £59 per acre, in- .. .eluding machines. Can be taken over with 33 picked, oows, 2 -horses, drill, disc, roller, ploughs, harrows, mower, cart, harness, -cows and sundries. Good terms arranged, financial assistance for stock if required. (3057) MRST-CLASSNGAERE FARM. s GOING CONCERN. 157 ACRES. & well-improved farm, situated on theFinnerty Road; easy distance from .Ngaere cheese factory, . towaahip and railway station; ;'• level liakld -of excellent quality.; aeai-iy :all and plougnV *«d, permanently watered by • streams; 10 -acres green oats, 7 -■axrres swedes and -3 >&tedks of |hay; live fences; 512 paddocks; 'house of 6 rooms, concreted I ' machine shed, trap shed, loft J ■-gable/pig stys and pig paddock, j rrice, £60 per acre, which includes all new implements as ,* follows: Reid and Gray drill, ' •'." 'disc, double-furrow plough, single plough, tine and chain -harrows,' hay rake, mowerj two •*** »4rays, trap, harness, milking -rroachines, and engine; carrying • '-oapacity of farm, 60 cowe. Terms. £1000 cash (or less) de-j-osit on land and/ above-men-tioned plant. Financial assistance .for stock. (Sole Agents). . !^!_..;._ &Q§ ACRES, zr;" Gbiml^mmtf. A well-grassed, profitable farm; ownei will take £1000 off it this season; one mil© from cheese factory, school, store and post office, 3 miles from railway; all -iii splendid pasture --: or crop; aA fully subdivided and well watered; now wintering 40 cows, 10 .; picked heifers, 2 horses and 8 ■ Weaners; house of 5 rooms, 20- - Jbail milking shed, hay. loft, trap t -sheds, etc. Price. £49 per* acre, "^ which includes all the above «tock, 9 acres of root crop, and .*2o tons of hay; also cart, im--plements, cans, etc. Easy terms j -to an approved man, balance at j -5 per cent. (30321 50 ACRES— 300 CASH __. handy little farm within easy distance of factory, township and railway station; nearly all been ploughed; divided into 9 paddocks; well watered, good fences; carry 20 cows comfortably; bouse of 6 rooms, cow •shed, loft, usual other outbuildings ; nice orchard. Price £45 ■per acre; only £300 cash. Owner would consider an exchange. Q> "Send along particulars of your -property. (3029) IiEASEHOLD NGAERE FARM. 242 ACRES. -Goodwill, including machines, £600; lease has 4 years to run from July next; rental, £2 per acre, compulsory purchasing clause at •_*42 10s. Owner will accept '.town property, or a mortgage in -.payment" for goodwill and machines. Assistance given to -finance stock. A fiat farm about 2 miles from Ngaere cheese factory; all in grass or crop; 16 paddocks, live fences; perraan•etetly watered; 150 acres stump<ed; carrying capacity 90 cows; stock now on farm can be taken i- over if desired, cows at £12 10s. *■ Large dwelling of 10 rooms, large concreted shed with machines, releaser and engine inJf^ stalled; motor shed and other outbuildings. We are sole agents, and recommend immediate application. (3031) 50 ACRES, HAWERA. 35XCHANGE FOR LARGER FARM. .About 2\ miles from Hawera and handy to factory; a splendid piece of land; boxthorn fences; 6 paddocks; carrying capacity, 30 cows; well watered; a fine range of buildings, all nearly new; 6-roomed dwelling, bathroom, hot and cold water, scullery, washhouse, 8-bail concreted shed cart, gig and implement sheds, pig sties and fowl run. ] All the above are in first-class •order, having been erected only three years ago. Price, £95 per acre. Owner will exchange for farm to milk 45 to 50 cows. (3050) 102 ACRES—MANGATOKI. -Situated in the heart of Mangatoki, one of the best grassed farms in Taranaki; all bondary and subdivisional fences well-grown boxthorn ; well watered; 14 paddocks; land all dead level, no waste whatever; all stumped and ploughed; owner states will carry 60 dairy cows and do them well; wintered 50 cows, 17 yearliners. 30 sheep, 3 horses and bull, all in the pink of condi'y tion; house of 7 rooms, concreted "■ shed milking machines, numerous other outbuildings. Price, -V £75 per acre; terms, £1200 cash, balance 7 years at 4* per -cent, and 5$ per cent. (30391