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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue XXXXI, 15 June 1920, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. JJJORTH. AUCKLAND. THE CHEAPEST LAND IN NEW ZEALAND. V> IA, ACRES, freehold. This is a ajIU fine block of easy rolling limestone country; all ploughable, and has been in grass for many years, a»d has a splendid sole of grass, to-day, and has never been manured*; - the property is well fenced and watered, and wintered 300 sheep and 45 head of cattle, without turnips; situated on the North Auckland Main Trunk line, and within -Jmile of rising township, butter factory, school, and all conveniences. Price, £20 per acre, unencumbered. Terms: Purchaser to erect buildings to value £1000, and the whole of the purchase money to remain on mortgage for 5 years at 5.^ per cent. There has been no land boom in this district, and we can qupte you splendid dairy farms from £15 ': to £30 per acre, with good buildings, on easy terms. F. J. BERTRAM & CO., Agents, Hailenstein's Buildings, Queen St., Auckland, 1 f\l ACRES> freehold, in the WestlUl mere district; all in good - pasture; two-thirds flat, balance undulating; well watered; • subdivided' into ten paddocks; capable of carrying 80 dairy cows and doing them well; within one mile of a dairy factory, and 2? miles of a school and post office. There is a nice home of 7 rooms and all conveniences, and usual outbuildings. Price, £100 per acre; £3000 rash required. GOO ACRES, freehold; all in grass excepting a few ac-res in crop; 100 acres are ploughable; 400 acres undulating, balance hilly and broken; subdivided into 13 paddocks ;.5-roomed house, wool shed, and a 14-bailed cow shed. It is within three miles of a factory or school, and is a very suitable place for anyone wishing to dairy 60 cows, as well as mixed farming. Price, £20 per acre; only £1500 cash required. CLEN & WILLIAMS, Land otork. and Station Agents/ WANGANUI. HIGH-GRADE BULLOCK COUNTRY. 1 4-HO ACRES; freehold; i mile from railway and school; 1200 acres very rich drained swamp, balance easy undulating; also good fattening country; capacity 1200 head of grown cattle; fronts two roads; buildings, 7roomed house and suitable outbuildings. NOTE.—I have personally inspected this block, and consider it an excellent proposition, being the best drained swamp land between Auckland and Manawatu. Price is only half what is being paid for similar quality land in Taranaki or Manawatu districts. About £20,000 cash needed. Price application. Available for few weeks only. W. BURGES3 o? A. J. B. SICELV, Ms-vton. GOING CONCERNS. X.X ACRES, freehold; situated H IJIJ miles from Post Office, school, i factory, and railway by first-class metalled road; real good home of 6* rooms, with ah necessary out j buildings, including 6-bsiled con- I crete cowshed with machines installed, which go with property, Farm is well fenced and subdi- j j vided into 12 paddock*, watered by running streams-, sown down in good strong sols of grass, every inch being procurable; carrying 38 dairy cows, besides dry stock. This is a cheap farm at £58 per acre with £2500 cash as going concsrn. BARNITT & ROBERTSON, Land Agents, STRATFORD & HAMILTON. , LAND! LAND! LAND! MATAMATA DISTRICT. MAGNIFICENT FLAT DAIRYING | COUNTRY, situated close to the Glaxo and Dried Milk Factories and j Railway, by good roads. I BUTTER-FAT, 3/- per lb 165 ACRES, well subdivided: 15 acres' lucerne, balance in grass; level and all ploughable; 2 good houses, sheds and milking plant; school on property, i-mile from cheese factory, 5£ miles from railway station hy metal road; milking 70 cows; telephone on. Price, £42 per acre; cash £2000, balance arranged. 1/37 150 ACRES, all ploughable and all in grass; 12 paddocks, well watered •and fences in good order; 3 miles from Glaxo factory and railway station by good metal roads; 6roomed house and outbuildings, man's cottage, cow shed and 4cow plant all in splendid order; carrying 62 milking cows, 11 Jersey heifers in calf, 11 calves and 6 horses. Undoubtedly one of the best farms in the district and in splendid heart. Price^ £75 per acre; cash £1800, balance arranged. 1/29 The great advantages of Matamata t lands is that they can be worked any time of the year, and will grow lucerne and splendid crops of all kinds C L. MAHON, Land Agent, MATAMATA. NOTE.—Further information and particular® regarding the above and other properties on application to • MESSRS CAPLEN & COX, Land Agents, HAWERA. BOOKBINDING. ALL CLASSES OF ACCOUNT BOOKS LEDGERS, ETC. ' HAVING engaged the services of an Expert Bookbinder, we are now able to do all classes of work in that department. Guarantee of Satisfaction. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT, STAR OFFICE, HAWBRA.