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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 23 May 1919, Page 1

LAND AOVERISEMENTS. W. H. & A. M°GARRY LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, 4LTHAM TARANAKI iCHEAP 30 COW FARM. 76 ACRE. ©PPOaTE CHEESE FACTORY AND SCHOOL. ABUNDANCE OF WINTER CROPS AND HAY GIVEN IN. fftlCE £55 PER ACRE. £500 CASH. THESE small farms are lard to get. , If you think this one will suit you, 'phone for an appointment to inspect. The greater portion of the land hag been ploughed and re-«own; plenty of hay; 6 acres of new pasture; two acres green oats; 5 acres of swedes (fiiwt-class crop); flat to very gently rolling sheltered country; all easily ploughable; 6 paddocks; permanently watered by'stream; 32 cows were milked last season; fine residence of 10 rooms and oonreniences; usual outbuildings. Splendid water power available. The property is a corner one with frontage to two metalled roads; very handily situated; dairy herd now on the farm can be taken over if desired. We are prepared to partially finance the stock and plant required. Price, £55 per acre, with £500 cash, good terms for balance. Sole Agent*. (3256) MANGATOKI AGAIN. 200 ACRES. . Carrying capacity, 100 cows; two houses, one 6 rooms, the other 4 rooms; two milking sheds, machines and water power installed; good heavy land all well sown down; peramenently watered ; fair area stumped; has not been heavily milked on; now. in great heart for dairying; close to township and factory. ) Price, £83 per acre; terms, £2000 cash, DalaTie« 7 yea^s at 5| per cent. 106 ACRES AT £47 10s 106 ACRES at £47 IDs, £500 cash; on main, road about a mile from cheese factory, store, school, and post office. Flat land; large supply of winter feed given in; half stumped and re-sown; 12 paddocks; live fences; carrying capacity 40 cows; returns £22 5s per cow; house of six rooms; lot of sheds, including cowshed with machines installed. All in' first-class order. Cheap at £47 10s. Only £500 cash required. I Financial assistance to purchase ' cows and plant. ( 3246) 120 ACRES AT £44. 120 ACRES at £44, £500 cash. A cheap farm at the price asked, which includes first-class milking plant and Lambie's water power: will carry 40 cows; ail well fenced and watered; quantity of swedes and hay given in; house of 5 rooms; new milking shed and other new buildings. If you have £600 of £700 capital, the balance required to 6ee you into the property fully equipped will be found for you at low interest. (3232) 140 ACRT'o AT £42. £400 CASH; corner section, specially adapted for subdivision; only few chains from cheese factory and school; practically all level land; about 50 acres resown; 14 paddocks, well watered; carrying capacity, 55 cows; house of 6 / rooms, 8-bail concreted ehed, water power installed. This is good buying at £42; only £400 cash. (3263) NGAERE, 72 ACRES. SNfGAERE, 72 acres; carrying capacity 35 cows; a nice handy little farm which supplies the Ngaere factory, and only few chains from school; barberry fences; 14 paddocks, watered by windmill and stream; swedes, green oats and hay given in; nearly new 6roomed house, hot and cold water, telephone; modern shed '■ with L.K.G. machine and Lister engine. At £65 per acre there is a turnover in this farm. Land in vicinity selling at £85 per acre. £1000 cash, balance arranged. (3231) 140 ACRES AT £16. AWATCNA £300 CASH. Splendid grazing proposition, good wintering place for stock, or would milk 35 cows; handy to fatcory and school; about 120 acres grass, balance bush; 4 paddocks, ring fenced; well watered; house of 3 rooms, also 2-roomed whare, cow ehed, etc. A snip at £16 per acre; only 2£300 cash required. (3264) CHOICE 46 ACRE FARM. <©n main road about a mile from Eltham; land all re-sown with 60 pounds of seed to the acre; all sheep proof fences; good gates; carry 25 cows; good house of 5 rooms; first-class outbuildings; everything up-to-date and in tip iop order. Good small farms are ' hard to get. Apply early, as this will soon be snapped up. Price, 6 £80 per acre: £750 cash; £1200 in 5 years, balance 10 years at 5$ per cent. Where can you get ; better terms? (3261)