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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. fmm _ t . ■ ■ .. ■ r i -JI i ' ' ■ ii - ■. • W. H. & A. M'GAKRY, LAND AND FINANCIAL ACENTB, EITHAM TARANAKI 'PHONES 13, 134 and 127*. W« we in a position- to assist clients Financially if required. •J A-COW FARM.—-160 acres, Manga- • 1/ toki district; good heavy v/ellgrassed land; mostly all stumped ; box thorn fences; 1 mile from factory, 2 miles from Elthanx; good 6-roomed dwelling; modern shed with machines, releaser and Hutchinson's.water power; numerous outbuildings. Price £95 per acre; £2000 cash, balance 5 per cent. Owner will consider an exchange. (3923) 60-COW FARM.—I6S acres, Lepperton district; handy to railway station; l£ miles from factory; all stumped ; all ploughable; 12 paddocks; well watered; new s"foomed bungalow and outbuildJs; milking machine. Price ) per acre, including 42 cows, ■•all, 12 heifers, 14 calves, 50 pigs, 5 horses, all implements and milking plant. Terms, £2000 cash. (3922) 80-COW FARM, 272 acres, Toko-dis-trict ; one mile from factory and school; all in grass, well fenced and subdivided; wintered 68 cows, 3 bulls ; 6 horses, 15 two-year-old heifers and 35 yearling heifers;'milking machines and 70 factory shares given in; good house and outbuildings, motor shed, iirst-class milking shed; all stock at valuation if desired. Price, £5o per acre; terms, £2500 cash. / (3920) ] 20-COW FARM.—37 acres. Best part ! of Waimate Plains; handy to factory and school; flat as a billiard table : all. stumped ; live fences ; 7 paddocks; wintered 18 cows, 2 horses, bull, calves and pics; dose on 700 of milk in the flu eh; good house and outbuildings and 4 aorfts of splendid orchard. Price £150 per acre, with £1500 cash. (3918; 65 COW FARM.—I3B acres, Mangatow district. A well-grassed farm; mostly all stumped; boxthorn fences: plenty of paddocks : patch of shelter Busl? - good butterfat returns; house of 6 rooms; now-Up-to-date shed; motor shed; implement shed; stables; washhouse; piggeries, etc., etc. At £85 per arre this is the cheapest farm in the district. You can secure i<; with £i! 000 cash. (3439,) 80-COW FALM—SB acres freehold, close to town; ls>nd all flat; nearly a!' stumped; ,io weeds; 10 paddocks; well watered; well "sheltered house of 7 rooms; 10----bail concreted shed anoJ concreted yard; usual other outbuildings. Prico £80 per acre. Terms to purchastr. Cows at valuation. (3914) 55-COW FARM.—9B acres on Fraser road. About 4 miles from Eltham; winteied 55 cows, 40 sheep, 4 horses, bull and 10 yearlings; land all clear of stumps; watered by windmills and troughs; house of 7 rooms; concreted cowshed; machines; motor shed: implement shed; piggerie,;, etc. 'Price £140 per acre, with £2500 cash. (3913) 60-COW FARM.—ISO acres, Kaponga district. Handy to factory, school and store; flat country; good -sole of grass; about (35 acres stumped. 15 paddocks; house of 8 roons; two cowsheds (one new); trapshed; motor shed; piggeries, e ktc. Price £61 10s per acre. About £1500 cash, balance can remain for 10 years at 5J- per cent. (3910) 65-COW FARM.—ISB acres. Close" to Ngaere-; level land; well fa need; fully subdivided :nto paddocks; watered by stream and windmill; wintered 51 cows, 7 in-calf heifers, bull, 3 horses and 11 weaners; good house of 6 rooms, and good outbuildings. Pri.ie, including milking machine plant, £70 per acre. About £1500 cash required. (3892) 45-COW FARM—IOO acres ; about half a mile from rectory and school; handy to town; flat land; no swamp; all stumped save 8 acres; 12 paddocks; real good house of 6 rooms with conveniences; usual dairy farm outbuildings. Price £80 per acre, including milking machine plant. Terms £2000 cash. Owner would entertain ; • exchanging. (3483) 30-COW FARM.—62 acres, Lepperton /district. All level and well subdivided*; nice new dwelling of 5 rooms; hot and cold water; washhouse; milking machines; concreted cowshed; can be taken over as a going concern with immediate possession (25 choice dairy cows, bull, cart, harness, c<tns, implements, etc.). Price for land and stock £85 per acre. £1000 cash. Owner will take house as part payment. 30-OOW FARM .—65 acres. Owner will take Louse as a deposit in place of cash. Situated at Ngaere and supplies the Ngjaere factory; nearly all stumped; flat land ; live' fences; 10 paddocks; house of 6 rooms and conveniences; concreted cowshed; lot of outbuildings. Price £95 per acre, with £1000 cash. (3280) 50-COW FARM.—9B acres, Duthie road, between Matapu and Man--gatoki. All level land of choice quality; boxthorn fences; well watered; fully subdivided; house of 6 rooms; milking shed and other outbuildings. Prio« £110 I IWT acre, with £1500 cash. (3457) Q»kSOW FARM.—IBO acres, Kaponga district. All level land; some live fences; well grassed; water in every paddock; house of 7 rooms: concreted cowshed with milking machines. Price £40 per acre. Only £700 cash required. (3441) DON'T TAKE RISKS. with your new inver' *7o matter how novel and valuable it Is, there is always a big element of danger unless you have it patented. For advice concerning the protection of patents, apply to Henry Hughes. Ltd., the old established- Patent Attorneys, 157, Feather"*"** street Wpllinstoja—Advt. Fq# s Children's Hacking Cough, Wo^iiir Great Pepperm:-" .'.nre. Is 9d, ?s>9d. —Advt. ■ t ' '-3Por your liver's sake take Tmpey's yMvfy Apple, y (It. will do you good.— J