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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 12 March 1919, Page 1

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. ,W. H. & A. M CGARRY LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, SLTHAM TARANAKI. A PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM NEAR SKEET DOAD, MATAPU DISTRICT. 140; A CEEi- I MILKING MACHINES. OOING CONCERN IF DESIRED. PFJCE, £70 PER ACRE. £1200 CASH. BALANCE AT 5 PER CENT JXTC7E have been appointed Sole i*f ▼ : Agents for the sal© of this firstelass dairy farm, which is situated in the well-known Matapu district, and only few chains from factory. All in splendid pasture, good heavy land; bo-thorn fences; two acres of Valuable shelter bush, numerous sub-di-visions; watered by streams and ram; carrying capacity, 65 cows easily; good supply of hay, swedes, and mangolds; wintered 63 oowa, 14 yearlings, 3 bulls, and 8 horses; exceptionally fine dwelling of 7 large rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, hot and oold water, porcelain bath, 4 fireplaces, washhovse, two men's weU built whares, motor shed, implement sheds, concreted cowshed, fitted with LK.G. machine, releaser and Lister engine; dairy herd and everything on the farm can be taken over if required. Price, including milking plant* £70 per acre; terms, £1200 cash, balance1, 5 years at 5 per cent. £85 per acre has been refused for land in the immediate vicinity of '■ this property. 'Phon© us if you wish to inspect.

156 A™ 158 A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY CHOICE NGAERE FARM. k WALK IN, WALK OUT—LAND,' 'COWS, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, , AND MACHINES. £1200 CASH ON THE LOT. DO NOT MISS THIS. GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE. A PROFITABLE 65-COW FARM. J SUPPLIES NGAERE FACTORY. Price for the land is £60 per acre, including milking machines.

A choice flat dairy farm situated on the Finnerty road, 1£ miles from' Ngaere Cheese Factory, half a mile from school, 4£ miles from Eltham. Long road frontage giving you the advantage of being able to divide the 156 acres into two smaller farms if desired. The land is all flat and well sown down (this farm has been well cared for and a lot of work put in on it), good fences, lot of barberry; divided into 12 paddocks, every one of which contains permanent water; 20 acres of new pasture; large quantity of root crops and hay which will be given in to the purchaser; ample supply to carry your stock through the severest winter and spring, and have your cows in the' pink of condition for next season. There is a comfortable homestead of 6 living rooms, 14-bail concreted run through cowshed, fitted with machines, releaser and Lister 2J h-p. engine; also washhouse, trapshed, stable, loft and store ioom; all well sheltered; good piggeries and pig paddock, also convenient calf paddock. The implements are practically new, and comprise R. and G. 12-leaf disc, R. and G. double-furrow plough, Duncan s.f. plough, R. and >G. hay rake, mower, tine and chain harrows, roller, skdges, 9 cans and sundries; also waggon, dray, dog cart, harness, etc. This is a cheap property, land adjoining •selling at £70 per acre. We are sole agents; wiite, telephone, or "telegraph for an appointment to inspect. Do not delay, the demand is very keen. Balance of purchase money on the land at 5 ncr '.—nt. Stock and implements financed at 7 per oenfc