Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16567, 16 June 1917, Page 3

f Tiomti and land for Sale. WAIKATO FOR US! Only 3 hours by rail from Aucldand City.: Rich flat land. everywhere. ; No poor gum- <• fields, as up the FAMOUS NORTH. . ?( W*;£?; have the most up-to-date glaxo, cheese, and '•. % ' butter factories in the Dominion, and paying. ; ; up to 2s per lb for butter-fat.'. Come on'a/ '. v tour of inspection. Don't hang round the ; J city. We can exchange your Houses or V, > Mortgages for a Farm that will, perhaps, ''. ! make you independent for life. m Farming is . * i a pleasant occupation; and it it a curious ; ■ fact that many of the most profitablyconducted farms Are fanned by the city man of yesterday. Our motor-ewe nre at year service. No harm done if we cannot put yon. 10fl ACRES, hwvy flat land, in prosx\J\J perotis dairying centre: 70 acres in good grass or cultivation; fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks: now carrying £80 sheep;, good 4-roomed House, and cowshed, piggeries, etc. Price, £19 per acre. £200 0 ih. ■ • 141-1773 OUR REPORT—TJhb property will show a bigger return in the hands of a practical farmer than much of the land sellinc at £30 per acre. MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.: Hamilton. Qnn ACRES. 800 acres of which are level. iWI/ well fenced, and subdivided into 14 paßdocks. with sheep-proof fences; 400 acres in good English grasses and clover. SO acres turnips: good Homestead, hot and cold water, 'phone installed, wash-house, copper and tub»; stable (6 stalls, with loft). lmplementrsted. manure-shed, rhearing-shed ana yards. Price, £6 10s per acre. Easy terms. No. 221-1775 lOnn ACRES, nearly'dead level, fenced ±\J\J\J and subdivided (3hee?>proof) into 7 paddocks: 350 acres in grass: now carrying 600 sheep; comfortable CcttaKe. storeroom, and larfjo stable. Price. £3 10s cer acre. Easy terms to good map. 222-1776 OUR REPORT--Two of the very few chances that are left to remind one of the good old times when land was almost given away in the Waikato. This lttnd is equal to the country now selling in Matarr.atu at £31 to £35 per acre. This sounds biz talk, but an inspection will prove to you that it is true talk. Either the 900 or lOOfcicre block are the greatest speculations in the Dominion to-day. Highly recommended by the Sole Agents, MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton. IQA ACRES, comprising fome of the JLOv/ choicest dairyintr land in the Dominion; well fenced with wire and live hedges into 14 paddocks, all in splendid pasture; present carrying capacity easily 90 cows and young stock; fins Homestead, and large, well-appointed outbuildings, including 10-bail cowrned, 3-stall stable, implementshed, calfshed, piggeries, etc Price, £44 per acre. Easy terms can b> arranged to substantial purchaser. ii!« OUR REPORT—This is one of those fine farms which are rarely offered for sale at any price. .✓ Owner, an old man. is stlline to retire. Will show actual returns for Tears past, and these are wonderful. Highly recommended by the owner's Sole Agent*. MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton. 97fi ACRES, first-class dairying land. uk\J mostly level; well fenced and subdivided: splendidly watered by permanent streams; 100 acres in uxosa, 60 acres slouched ready for grassing; Homesteid, 6 raom*. man s whare. and usual farm outbuildings. Price. £11 5s per acre. ' £600 cash. 135-:i763 OUR REPORT— is of good quality, takes grass well, and is easilj ; worked. This farm is not in the back blocks, and ii surrounded, by folly-improved. dairy and graz- - ing farms, lovely motor ronds. telephone communications, etc. Land near by sold . at £30 per acre. ' Highly recommended by the Sole Agents. J< ■ ■ „ MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO., Hamilton. Who honestly consider the owner is. asking only just half the value, - Qf* ACRES, reclaimed swamp, land fenced ' VV and subdivided into 8 paddocks; 60 ' acres ploughed and, grassed; easily do 24 cows now, and double with further improvements: comfortable Cottage, and usual farm outbuildings. Price, £Wpei acre. Terms. ' £200 cash. m . , V 1,/ .. 1576 > 1 OUR REPORT—Owner WEI sell as going ' concern. STOCK, at vahution. or very easy terms. This place will certainly double . '• in value with Very little improvement. ' , MURRIE SPEIRS AND CO.. Hamilton. . t MURRIE SPEIRS, AND CO., . , ; , ... HAMILTON. X , You can ring us on 'Phono 561 from any- •' . '. • where. ■: -.;'-y.- • '~- tr , •'-'■«" "";'■ ■■ .■ .; ' \': % COME NORTH. f WHERE THE GRASS GROWS ALL THE ~,.: .'.' • - ROUND. :^A'^'y IQCA ACRES FBEBHOLD.--Tip<lx>p - 'IOOU sheep country and all easy plough- 4 able, ring fenced, and well subdivided, house, - - 14 Rooms, shearing sled, and machines; the V.: _ .' property is now running 2COo[breeding ewe».; f3 , and 1000 hoggets, besides cattle and, hornee. v» •" Railway station will be on' property in quite >. .. a short .time. .... ;"■ - PRICE £9 per acre, awl the buli of the purchase money can bo left on the property- ... | for 10 years at six per cent.;'. 'Space does■"«>>;•■• '. allow us to do justice to this fine estate. . . ■ - .-.— ',• ': •- , Ret:. No. M. 144. y AAH -ACRES FREEHOLD.-£6 llOa., per. 4UUacre, deposit, £200: balance 6 per ■■- ■--: ;. cent.; nice, easy undulating bash country.- . ; ring fenced, and subdivided 6 paddocks, 7 \,-, , wire fences, 260 acres in grass; balance green SS3& bush, sheep yards and shanty. - A cheap pUce - r '^ : ,r i Reg. No. B. .70. r ' fQfJp- ACRES FREEHOLD.-A f GOING X 012 CONCERN, which includes the fol- > lowing stock:-12 picked opws, 1 bull. 7 heifer calves. 3 steer calves, 3 breeding sows. 1 boar, 4 i store), pigs, ; folws; and "ducks.- a g.. I horses; all farm implements, 65-gallun Alpha- fflft 1 Laval Separator, :cream cans, and ,buckets. > .:•■:• • The land is all level, ring: fenced, iindwell-;-., subdivided; good cowshed, r small 2-iipom cot- ■;-- tage, 1 school, P. 0., and start quite handy. ft.r i PRICE," £20'r>«r "*m\ s Deposit, d 350; bal[k.', ' arranged to mt buyer. » '■■'-""". • 71 ACRES FREEHOLD.-All rfch flat, : . : ?! 12 right ' adjoining.the Borough of Darga- ■&,# • ville, ring fenced and all m grass; {» ■ goodvjtj- ' 4-rooncd cottage. , r -'' ""'■ PRICE. £570. £25 cash, ia all that is ; ,; wanted dow?,' the - balance < arranged. .-:","•- "vV -"■ :■'' ~?'",-' ; ', ; Reg. No. B. 47. A . ;.-, - . COLMORE- ' :CrWI I ■■ WILLIAMS, : : ; THE LAND MAN .OF THE NORTH. - DARGAVILLE. * : . ' ■•'' •• r. -•-■'.",•■■- •• ' i ;—_; — -+— , FARMERS.;:'. ■'■". HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY jTO COME NEAR THE CITY. AND ENJOY ITS ADVANTAGES. iS-. WELL AS ,- SECURING A GOOD INCOME. '~r ■i; - T?IRST-CLASS SUBURBAN PROPERTY, .; , J? 86 ACRES, rich semi-volcanic soil; all . '< flat and in the best grasses; well watered by creek and bore, with windmill; will ~ ca y rry C TDAIRY ( COWS: mctoi -lorry col- ; . lects milk at gate for TOW* SUPPLY. '' GOOD SOUND RESIDENCE and com' , t > plcte range of outbuildings. >.; , v . .. .n-.J,; Near to creamery, cheese factory, station, etc. -' / i r ~ ,';' _. • " There is a good prospective value for [, subdivision into smaller areas." having three road frontages. .. . '< "> THE OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR FARM TO CARRY ABOUT 100 COWS. SEND PARTICULARS OF YOURS AT ONCE. ■ ' ••. - GEO. PAYKEL, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. . [■ IMPERIAL BLDGS.. 44. QUEEN.ST. ' % ,r : — ■ ' ; ! ALBERT W. CLARK, ; REAL ESTATE AGENT. l " I 91-93. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. ,; n! Telephone 289. ' ' '/ ' uuaw ESTATE, I . TAKAPUNA. ;} ! '.i, i T OVELY -" SEASIDE SECTIONS; '-•-.. X. ! ' {* L MINUTE FROM TAKAPUNA BEACH. ,' ■ • ' v LOW PRICES. ;. -y?r%s I Terms: £1 deposit and £5 .every '.thrw.;. a- months. Principal and interest.'. ;v "-. No better savings bank. Absolute security -j; ! :.. and a profitable investment. . . j\-^ * PURIRIPARK | *• •■ c? ESTATE, # %'i MANUREWA. a Ti'ELIGHTFUL 3-ACRE BLOCK^:.near>Vv If JL/i station; adjoining residence of .p..':;-..; Nathan, Esq., and E. Russell, Esq. Beautiful soil. Lovely views. From '£5 deposit.-./>' t ' •.■'•/■■,',-■■' :-v^-"';;;' '■ Houses and Land Advertisements Continued r on Page 4. ' '•• '■ •■• -,-'.■'■■■.■.. ■ ■', ■ ■■ '- ■■•«SS© "• .' •' -j \