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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 30 May 1919, Page 2

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. TE AROHA. OUR PICK OF THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. RECOGNISED AS THE DISTRICT FOR THE HIGHEST RETURNS. DRIED Milk will pay 2s 6d to 2s 9d per lb. butterfat. Glaxo has paid and will pay 2s to 2s 3d per lb. butterfat. Cheese has paid and will pay 2s.to 2s Id.per lb. butterfat. 965/15/1 —73 acres, situated near Te Aroha. Freehold; 64 acres grass, balance turnips; 7 paddocks; watered by main drain; 4-roomed house; scullery, man's room, wash-house, tool and trap sheds; 4-cow bails; engine shed. Factory, school, P. 0., 1| miles; railway station and township 2 miles; saleyards -2£ miles. Carrying 30 cows, horses and young stock. Price, £55 10a per acre; £500 cash. Report.—Would sell as a going oon.cern for £60 per acre, including 24 cows, 1 horse, spring cart with harness, and 4.20ga1. milk cans, etc. Will accept house in part payment 962/18/ I—los acres, Hungahanga, .freehold; 50 acres grass, "balance fern; 3 paddocks, watered by creek and well; 3-roomed house, pantry. Factory .(cheese),4 miles; Glaxo 6 miles; Waharoa 6 miles; station 5$ miles; township .9 miles; school arid P.O. 4 miles.' Carrying 20 cows and other : stock. .Price, £31 per acre;; casK£soo. J ' Report—Surrounding properties are realising £60 per acre on' this well known swamp when in grass- and buildings. 870/244/2—194 acres, Waitoa; free.hold.; all.in grass; 12 paddocks; watered by mills; new , 5-roomed house; hot and cold water, bath, stables; 8-bail .cowshed; milking machines! Factory :J .mile, saleyards 3 miles; railway station, P. 0., and school mile; township adjacent; telephone; carrying at .the present time .70 cows, 1 bull, and 25 mixed! stock. ' Brice, '£60 per acre.; ; terms arranged. # Report—Cheque for December £208, January £196, .February £185; bonus to be added. This farm is splendidly situated for dried milk, and is a grand cutting-up proposition for small areas. Our property guide is most interesting a>ncl instructive to farmers wanting farms. It's free. ' H. H. OORfi X CO., Land and Commission Agents," TE AROHA. fififi -¥?^ Sws&aW-J flat .and «nW£r\J. dulaiin^ sr©U iencedi and grossed; good Muse; sow sheds, stables, &c..; 10 miles by good road to town and railway station; carrying: 300 fcultofiks. £$ per acre. Tefr»s aj-rangftd 200 ACRES 'freehold; draped heavy swamjp Uutf ; ;draiaed fey Drainage Board drains on all aides, and when further improved will carry a beast .to the acre-, $ miles to good town and railway station on good roaS. £20 per acre; £IQQJ) cash. . -..* r°--237 ACEES freehold 3 S-tocmed house - cqw bails, and all necessary > sheds; 4 miles from Te Puk« and railway station; .3 miles butter factory. , The whole of this property has been ploughed and is m first-class pasture, and practically fiat; barbery fences. In fact o a hrst-elass dairy farm overlooking the sea." £26 per acre; £1500 cash. ■ FARMERS 1 CO-OP AUCTIONEERING CO., ;_ TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. THIS IS GENUINE. A GREAT CUTTING UP PROPOSITION ■gQAACREsIriId and' situated ;ht -C „ to failway station; on Mam Trunk line; right in the centre of what is, fast becoming ■?-, : :™l °f the fading dairy centre and dairy /l arms are already sell- I JBg to over £40 per acre close by. The property j s a U fla t excepting about 50 acres, and all in grass except:ng 100 acres, which are in turmps. The buildings are in good order, and the property is djvided into 20 paddockfi with sheep proof fences, and there is water in every paddock. The climate is good; altitude above sea level, about 200 ft, a nd absolutely free from floods. The stock running on grass now on the property are 1200 sheen • and 200 to 250 cattle. All stock are sold off fat. This property is only open for sale until May 20, 1919. Price, £25 per acre £4000 cash, balance for 5 -years. Apply to W. BURGESS, BOX 33/MARTON. FARM SEEKERS, READ THIS! TWO DESIRABLE DAIRY FARMS. QNE OF 116 ACRES, about 3 mHes ±rom Waitara; only 20 minutes trom cheese or butter factory on 'good metalled road; permanent vvater; well subdivided;' sheepproof fences. Price, £56 per acre; £1250 cash; will carry 50 cows besides young stock- 30 8<?2? kufers can be purchased wxtn this property. ONE OF 48 ACRES, adjoining Waifcara Borough. This farm i 6 suitable tor anyone wanting to m ilfc a £3500 Pedigree herd' P «ce, Fn3 c °aU J recommend both the above Farms, a nd mvtte inspection. For fuller E>articulare apply to ' LUND & SAMPSON, Land and General Commission Agents, Box 14. Waitara.