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DEMAND IN THE WAIKATO [from our OWN" correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday Pecent legislation concerning the adjustment of liabilities of farmers has had an unsettling effect on real estate business in the Waikato during the past few weeks. Business generally has been quiet, with only occasional sales. There has been a noticeable preference am ° n j buyers for farms which may be works by one man and possibly his fami small mixed dairy and sheep farms being generally fancied. Inquirers lor sheep farms are no prepared to meet the market in many cases and think the higher returns wool are not sufficient inducement sidering the greater cost of stoc 'Ui„ this type of farm. nf j The market for suburban bom , propertv is much more active, ® 0 deposits offered are still too small appeal to the average seller.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22671, 8 March 1937, Page 10
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139MIXED FARMS PREFERRED New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22671, 8 March 1937, Page 10
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