BUSINESS NOTICES. f OSBORNE ■& TUBNBULL •; : AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. VALUATORS AND INSURANCE AGENTS. |f ACRES, Hawera; surveyed into three sections and subdivided into two if-*-' paddocks. Price., £150 acre; terms. £500 cash, balance 6 years at 6 \[ per cent. ....... .'•'• X ACRES; 7-roomed dwelling, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs, dairy, " . coal shed, trap .shed and cow shed, fowlhouse and run; good orchard and garden, well laid out in flower garden and lawn; three paddocks; permanent water and town water laid on; one mile from past office. Price, £1500; terms arranged.. i3-/Y ACRES, Stratford district; J-mile to factory, on good metalled road; vFvJ 8-room'ed house, wash house, copper and tubs, good cow shed and outbuildings, piggeries, etc.; well watered and subdivided into 10 paddocks; small portion shelter bush; 4 acres oats and young grass; stack.. hay. Price, £31 acre • easy terms arranged. Qyf ACRES, all stumped and in grass except 2 acres shelter bush; sub.U"*- divided into about 18 paddocks, all ring-fenced; watered by river at back and small creek; to factory and £-mile to school; 5-roomed house, washhouse, etc.; good 8-bail concrete shed and piggeries; capacity, 33 cows and young stock; good stack of oaten hay goes with farm. Price, £43 acre; terms, £400 cash. OSBOKNE & TURNBULL ' ' AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ETC., REGENT STRE ET, HAY/ERA. I ' GOOD DAIRY FARMS . 72 ACRES, GOING CONCERN. f, HANDY LITTLE DAIRY FARM, close to Ha wera; all in splendid ' . grass; ~good fences; plenty of water; new 5-roomed house/ : ,; with all conveniences; gjood cow shed. The stock compris&s 42 cows, 2 horses, dray, cans, etc. This property is within two . miles of Hawera, and i-mile.from factory and station. Price, £70 ncr acre; terms, £750 cash. »•'■'■■; ! ■ ■ ■ '' ''' ■ ■ '■ ■ ' ■ 52 ACRES, 4 MILES FROM HAWERA All in best of English grasses; well subdivided and plenty of water; . . good 5-roomed'house and all necessary outbuildings; good cow. shed, with concrete floor. The cows are a good lot, and can be taken over at valuation. Price, £65 per acre; good terms. TWO LEASES WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. 140 ACRES—-32/- per acre; 5 years to run, with c.p.c. at £32; carrying capacity, 35 cows and 150 sheep; no goodwill. This farm is in a good locality. . 200 ACRES—26/- per acre; 7 years" to run, with c.p.c: dt £26- good- ■ will, £2 10s per acre, which includes 4-cow milking ma- . chine; water power and other improvements. The stock and implements, which are> a first-class lot, can be taken over as a going concern. \ '■.'■".... y -.'■ APPLYr , .-■..• .'■ ■■'■: ,':;:■■ HOLDER & WILSON, ■ ■ - '•'■■• ■■ ■■■ V ' ..■•■■;■- -■■■• OPPOSITE POST OFHCE, HAWERA. She Has Given : Heir ALL! : .'' It was for YOU~-and youxsl J^^^^H^ i The boys "over there" ncoJ shelter, J^^^^^^^H^L ■' i warmth, comfort and refreshment. j What Are ■...:■)}. YOU Giving? . ':vSf^'i^KF-■ In the Shell Zone in France are 220 Church \^\ Army Huts. 100 were lost in the recent \" <''ipiL '/,'.' >Ss. German Advance. These have to be replaced \ "-^ >^-A^' —«nd more are needed. It's for those who y^^ /^ have put aside all for us and ours. How- \ /. i ever little you can give—help the ' iffj "■ v\ S CHURCH ARMY /Jf \r I THE^MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. W^^^^^^^J^T^
J"\\r moNC, • V? . JLonc, JBuilder and Contractor. Workshop and Office: Glover Road, *• ■ Haweta. All classes of work carried through promptly. ALSO FOR SALE, immediate dosseasion, two six-room residences; two good building sites. BRITISH FISBL RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. Fresh Fish. Oysters," Rabbits, etc., daily. OrJen from 9 a.m. to 11 v.m. Cleanliness \s our Motto. R. JACOMB. Proorietor TO BEEKEEPERS. fTT v in the fcest inter«sts M Rsvp!X keepers t»&t we advise thero tf? saf OQT BEEHIVES, And obtain quotations. W« g-aarantee the QUALITY of ou/ HIVES and FITTINGS, We hold a large stock of AMERI CAN COMB FOUNDATION. We supply nine-tenths of the 3e* keepers in Taranaki. Ten and twelve-frame Hives made. Write for Particulars aud Prices to fTHE TTAWERA AND JT|OOR "pASTORY.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 September 1918, Page 2
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