LAND ADVERISEMENTS. W. H. & A. M CGARRY LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, fcITHAM TARANAKI CHEAP 30 COW FARM. 76 ACRE. OPPOSITE CHEESE FACTORY AND SCHOOL. ABUNDANCE OF WINTER CROPS AND HAY GIVEN IN. PRICE £55 PER ACRE. £500 CASH. THESE small farms are hard to get. If you think this one will suit you, 'phone for an appointment to inspect. The greater portion of the land lias been ploughed and re-sown; plenty t)f hay; 6 acres of new pasture; two acres green oats; 5 acres of swedes (first-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 conveniences; 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 Agents. ~ (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 mot been heavily mi!ked on; now in great heart for dairying; i close to township and factory. Price, £83 per /acre; terms, . £2000 cashi, balance 7 years at j 5^ per cent. 106 ACRES AT £47 10s 106 ACRES at £47 10s, £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; honee t>f cix. rooms; lot of sheds, • including cowshed with machines installed. All in first-class order. 'Cheap at £47 ] 10s. Only £500 cash required. Financial assistance to purchase oows and plant. ( 324(5) i 120 ACRES AT £44. 120 ACRES at £44, £500 cash. A | cheap farm at tlie price asked, which includes first-class milking plant a"nd Lam(bie'& water power: will carry 40 cows; all well fenced and watered; quantity of ~ ' .. swedes and nay given in; house of 5 rooms; new milking shed and otter new 'buildings. If you have £600 of. £700 capital, the balance required to see you into the property f uHy equipped will be iound for you at low interest. (3232) 146 AGBIo AT £42. £4&Q 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 J-^7 capacity, 55 cows; Tiouse of 6 rooms, BJbail concreted shed, water power installed. This is good buying at £42; only £400 Sush, (3263) NGAERE, 72 ACRES. MGAERE, 72 acres; carrying capacity 35 cows; a nice handy little farm which supplies lie 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 6•roomed house, hot and c«?d -water, telephone; aaodern shed ■ i with L.XX*. machine and 'Lister engine. At £65 per acre there ; is a turnover in this farm. I/and ' in yicinity selling at £85 per « acre £1000 cash, balance ar- ■ t ranged. (3231) 140 ACRES AT £16. AWATUNA £300 OASH. % splendid gracing 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 shed, etc. A snip at £16 per acre; only 2£300 cash required. (3264) CHOICE 46 ACRE FARM. 4)n main road about a mile from Fitham; land all re-sown with 6C pounds of seed to the acre; all sheep proof fences; good gates; ! carry 25 cows; good house of I '.' " rooms; first-class outbuildings; r ~ everything up-to-date and in W\ r top order. Good small farms arc hard to get. Apply early, asthif will soon be snapped up. Price £80 per acre- £750 cash; £120( i» 5 years, balance 10 years at 5' per cent. Where can you gei I better terrosP (3261
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 28 May 1919, Page 1
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