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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue XXXXI, 16 June 1920, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS STERLING VALUE FARMS. j KA ACRES, 2 miles from station; neur Hamilton; house 4 rooms; 6-bail cowshed; separator room; 7 paddocks; mile school, l| miles factory; all grassed except 2 acres swamp. A nice farm. ! Price £70 per acre; deposit i £1560. F93 102 ACRES, at Ohaupo; close Hamilton ; house 5 rooms; 4-bail shed; cart and harness shed; all been ploughed except 8 acres; 25 acres new grass; all drained swamp; 1 mile creamery and school; wintered 37 big cattle and 40 sheep. Price £53 per acre; deposit £1500. 100 ACRES, situated at Streamlands; 3 miles from Warkworth wharf; ; rich alluvial soil; good home 6 rooms; isheds; land all level; close by all conveniences. This is a genuinely cheap farm, capable of further development; climate i is splendid, but illness causes the owner to sacrifice. Price £25 ' per acre; deposit only £500. j 621 ACRES. North Auckland; 4 miles I from Waimauku station; considered the finest and cheapest property in the district; owner sacrificing; splendidly situated in warm position for mixed farming; soil, s semi-volcanic; mostly ploughable; 1 mile school; 300 acres grass; balance bush and stout fern; 7-roomed house and outbuildings. A big money maker at £11 10s .per acre. Deposit £1500. For further particulars write to SHORT & SMYTHEMAN, 11 Smeeton's Buildings, AUCKLAND. . jn,w,s j HIGH-URADE BULLOCK COUNTRY. 1 4-ftO ACRES J freehold; *• mile -*- vJ'VJ 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 I this block, and consider it an excellent proposition, being the best drained swamp land between Auckland and j Manawatu. . Price is only half what is being paid I for similar quality land in Taranaki or Manawatu districts. About £20,000 cash needed. Price on application. Available for few weeks only. W. BURGESS or A. J. B. SICEL\, Ma-rton. WE are instructed by the owner to sell by private treaty a large 6roomed brick house, beautifully finished inside and out; nicely * laid out in lawns and garden, concrete paths; motor garage; nice large section. The house j could not be erected for the price I asked. Price £2200. Easy terms arranged. Apply sharp. . ! THE SOUTH TARANAKI BUILDING & INVESTMENT COY. 233 High Street. H. iW. Lewis, Manager; H. E. Robinson, Secretary; B. McKnight, Salesman. . . i LAND! LAND! LAND! MATAMATA DISTRICT. MAGNIFICENT FLAT DAIRYING COUNTRY, situated close to the Glaxo and Dried Milk Factories and Railway, by good roads. 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, £-niile from cheese factory, 5£ miles from railway station by metal road; milking 70 cows; telephone on. Price, £42 per acre; cash £2000, balance I 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 apod 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 t £75 per acre; cash £1800, balance arranged. 1/29 The great advantages of Matamata lands is that they can be worked any time of the year, and will grow lucerne and splendid crops of all kinds. C L. MAKON, Land Agent, MATAMATA. NOTE.—-Further information and particulars regarding the above and other properties on application to MESSRS CAPLEN & COX, Land Agents, HAWERA. FOR QUICK SAKE. i 160 ACRES—HAWERA—£I3O ACRE HAVE- received instructions to sell 160 acres, containing some of the best land about Hawera. This farm carried 130 head of cattle through the winter. There is plenty of feed for winter on the property — carrots, . mangolds, «wedes, hay and spring feed now being put in; a modern house, j containing 6* rooms, bathroom, ! hot and cold water, pantry, scul- j lery, with telephone and every 1 convenience; splendid orchard "n i full bearing; large cow shed1, concrete floor; water laid on in every j paddock by ram and troughs. The farm is well subdivided with live and wire fences, and can be easily cut into two farms. Handy to factory, school, etc. Apply at once. - CEO. H BUCKERIDCE Sole Agent. Phones: 524 and 350, Hawera; 83 and i . 62, Eltham. ri ILRUTH CALF FOOD. THE BEST SUBSTITUTE, FOR WHOLE MILK. DON't hesitate! Bring your repairs to .Ferry, The Reliable Jeweller.