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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16550, 28 May 1917, Page 2

J Houses and Land for Sale. ' WAIKAToI ; OR US V aLted^veShirtffe?^ fields, as up the FAMOUS NORTH 1 E *?" have the most up-to-date glaxo, cheese .IS butter factories in tho Dominion inrf'n.--' 1 up to 2s. per lb for butter-fat cSrwo? 8 tour of inspection. Don't hang 'round V city We can exchange your Houses «J Mortgages .for a Farm that will, S, ° make you independent for life Fa'mi™ ■' a pleasant occupation, and it is a cnrfoiS fact that many of the most WofiUrT conducted farms are farmed by the cil ■£*: of yesterday. Our motor-cars are at m?, " service. No harm done if we cannot ™i you. ,Hn inn ACRES, he-n-y Sat ,„ M . in ' lVy perous dairying centre: 70 acres £ A\ . good grass or cultivation fence! and Jk M ■ divided into 8 paddocks; now carrying f' ) sheep; good 4-roomed House, and cowslwi *', 1 Piggeries, etc. Price. £19 per acre. £$■ 'OUR REPORT-This property wiiftffl a . I bigger return in the hands of a practice 1 farmer than much cf the land se line at An per acre. " <u w " : : MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO., Hamilton. .WO ACRS m ««« of which are lev.] , O\J\J well fenced, and subdivided into li , paddocks with sheep-proof fences; 400 acr« i in good English grasses and clover 30 *)„. , turnips; good Homestead, hot and nnM . water, phone installed, wash-house Conner and tubs; stable (6 stalls, with loft) , implement-shed, manure-shed, shearins sh«!i ; and yards. Price. £6 10s per acre "v'„ I terms. \; 0 221-177? ' 1000 ACRES, nearly 1*t d level, *•*•« . IUVU and subdivided (sheep-proof) into . 7 paddocks: 350 acres in irass. now earn ■ ing 500 sheep: comfortable Cottage 0 „ .room, and large stable. Price. C. jq, D „ ! acre. basv terms to food mar. '"■'MTTii ■ OCR REPORT-Two of the v.'ry few j chances that aro left to rerrmd one of ths . f:od old times when land was almost eiven j away in the Waikato. This land if equal . to the country now selling in Ma;arra , '> at ) ill to £35 per acre. This sound, bie talk but en inspection will prove --i v.:, th a i ,{ ' is true talk. Either the 900 or 1000-atr» • block aro the greatest speculation! in the • Dominion to-day. Highly recommended by ; the Sole Agents. ] MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO., Hamilton. 3 QXf) ACRES, for dairying or bullock. . tJ'JU fatteninq: well fen-ed »nd subdi! i v-jded into numerous paddocks, a!', m spienI , did English pasture. 80 acres sewn this Tearj comfortable Homestead, and complete ran-* of outbuildings, including up-to-date cow. r ' shed, fitted with milling-.':.a. ! .:r,r = , j. c ; Price. £25 per acre. Terms. £750 -2-KM ' , ' OCR REPORT-Situated , in Waikato'e 3 ' most beautiful woodland valley Another | of those old-established farms that are beirj ! forced into the market on account of tfc» ;! sons going to the front. This r'ace. which , contains a large area of heavy kahikatta and ( rabbage-tree flats, has not been on the mar. ket until to-day. and. at th" rrirp, is nr; f , likely to ham: for many to-morrows Amp.i , reading facilities for cutting up :nto .-m»!l \ farms. Early application necessary to ta'e , Solo Agents, | MURRIE SPEIR? -'.ND CO.. Hamilton. " 10 A ACRES, comprising some of the 10U choicest dairyinc land in the Dominion: well fenced with wire and ]jv* ■ I hedges into 14 paddocks all in splendid pat. • ture; present carrying capacity easily 90 ■ cows and young stock: fine Homestead. «-4 ; large, well-appointed outbuildings, includiri • 10-bail rowrhed. 3-slall stable, implementi shed, calfshed, piggeries, etc. price. Hi 1 per acre. 'i'as7 tcrm3 can be arranged to ! substantia!, rurchaser. Js^o , OUR REPORT-This is one of those' fine 1 farms which are rarely offered for sale at, i any price. Owner, an old mar., is selling Ito retire. Will show actual returns for years ; , past, and these are wonderful. Highly ? recommended bv the owner's Sol» Aeent« MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton! ' 97H ACRES, first-class dairying land. ' - i I U mostly level; well fenced and snh- '■ divided splendidly watered by permanent : streams; 100 acres in grass. 60 acres nloueted 1 ready for grassing: Homestead. 6 room?, ■ man s whare and usual farm outbuildings, 1 Price, ill as per acre. £600 rash. ' \ 1 135-1763 ' 1 OUR REPORT—Land is of -ood quality, ' takes grass well, and is easily worked. This • farm is not in the back blocks, and is -ur, ■ rounded by fully-improved dairy and crazing farms, lovely motor roads, telenhons 1 communications, etc. Land near by sold 1 at £30 per acre. Highly recommended by 1 the Sole Agents. MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton. I Who honestly consider the owner is asking only just half tho value i (\Q ACRES, reclaimed swamp, land fenced , Ok) and subdivided into 8 paddocks; ft) acres ploughed and grassed; easily do '21 cows now, and double with further improvements: comfortable Cottage, and usual farm ' outbuildings. Price, £19 per acre. Terms £200 cash. 1576 OUR REPORT-Owner will sell as coins ; concern. STOCK at valuation, on -very easy terms. This place will certainly double in value with very little improvement. MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton. MURRIE~SPEIRS AND CO., HAMILTON. You can ring us on 'Phone 501 from any* where. REAL _VALUE. ■DISSOLUTION OF pARTNERSHH*. 4460 ACRES, FREEHOLD. This is the most unique Property offering in the Dominion to-day. READ CAREFULLY. THE WHOLE OF THE ESTATE 13 GOOD CLEAN BOSH COUNTRY, - of which 2700 acres is in the best of English . grasses; it is ring fenced and well sub- • divided, and is carrying the following Stock, . viz.:— * 3100 BREEDING EWES 450 DRY EWES 1200 WETHERS 1900 LAMBS 80 RAMS 150 2} TO 3 YEAR STEERS 650 JEXED CATTLE. The sheep have mostly been bred on the property, and are a fine line of Romneys, the owners tlwaye using sound judgment in , the selection of their rams. The cattle are ' mostly Shorthorn, showing breed and great condition. ) The Buildingt are two fine modern horns- 1 steads with every convenience. The wool. A shed and ether buildings are complete and 1 substantial. Money has not been spared anywhere; it seems to have been the owners' ambition to make a complete and up-to-date little —and they hava succeeded. YES. It would make a fine cutting-up proposition, as the contour of the land is flat and undulating, so that each smal" farm could bo given a fair proportion of flat land sa absolutely essential to the small farmer. r Last, hut not least, the property is conveniently situated to a growing town. pRICE, |M{? QQQ (£lO 6s Per Acre?, TERMS ARRANGED. ; COLMORIT i WILLIAMS, 1 THE LAND MAN OF THE NORTH. 1 DARGAVILLE. ! DAIRY FARMS. ; JJOWICK-J99 ACRES. Good House and outbuildings: all ia grass: carry 50 cows. £40 per acre, Terms. £1000 cash, balance in 5 years. , ACRES- ' House and outbuildings: 00 acres in grass, carry 200 head cattle. £22 petacre. Terms. £500 cash. pAPATOETOE-QA ACRES. Now House ' and outbuildings: M acre! in grass; will carry '25 dairy cows, -w per acre. Terms, £1000 cash. ■pUNCIMAN-90'7 ACRES. House and outbuildings; 250 acre« ill grass and crop; will carry 65 dairy cows, £35 per acre. Terms, £1000 cash. ' pUKEKOHE-09 ACRES. Houso and outbuildings: all in grass* will carry 15 dairy cows. £65 per aero. Terms, £650 cash. Also. ' CM ACRES—House and outbuilding *7* 8S acres in grass and crop, will carry 40 dairy cows. £41 per acre ' ; Terms, £800 cash. / } Also, \ IAA ACRES-No buildings; 8S acres 'J x\J\J grass and crop; will carry la dairy cows. Price, £24 per acre. Terms, £100 cash. M AUKU -100 A CRES< House and outbuildings: all in sr s - ,s: carry 35 dairy cows. £3750. Terms, £400 cash. , W-290 A CRES - House and outbuildings; 200 acres ' 3 r , grass; equal to two-sheep country- <*' per acre as a going concern. elffls ' £SOO cash. i \ ( We have numerous other properties l ? ' I n dl t ,trict from TAUMARUNUI to KAilAU.Jlor full particulars, apply ! THE FARMERS" tO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING % ' . CO., LTD., KING'S CHAMBERS. - COMMERCE STr . - & H. ANDREW, Local Manager. .*> >,:; k 1 r.'-rf : ; ■.{.-< .:. ' ■.'■ \