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Northern Advocate, 14 December 1916, Page 4

MACKEST AXD SOX. £100 CASH DEPOSIT. 162 ACRES, Freehold. All in good grass, excepting 20 acres bush. Ringfenced. House 6 rooms, sheds. Carrylag a beast to tw.o acres. PRICE 1930. £100 Cash. Balance easy. £100 CASH DEPOSIT. 153 ACRES, Freehold, Half in grass. All ploughable. Well watered. House 5 rooms, good barn, etc. j Volcanic and clay soils. Attractive i I property. School, hall, P. 0., etc. few minutes. PRICE £2?50, £100 cash. Balance easy. j TO LEASE. 520 ACRE FARM. SUITABLE for Dairying and Cattle Grazing. 5-rooined dwelling. Cream cart service past property. To be leased until mid-winter, 1918. RENT: 30/ per week. MACKESY AND SON, WHANGAREI. J. R. EEYBUKN, SHIPPING, INSURANCE and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. AGENT— N.Z. CARRYING CO., NORTHERN COAL CO. PROPRIETOR — HIKURANGI AGRICULTURAL LIMB WORK 3. Bricks, Sand, Cement, Lime, Smitay Coal and Socket Pipes always on band. Ground Raw Limestone available from now.

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