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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4944, 18 September 1914, Page 3

J ACRES, all in grass, fenoMvl'dbed and divided; 5-roomed bouse, cowshed, trap shed and stable: winters 2 sheep per acre besides BO head cattle; rent 14s. Right to purchase £l4. ACRES, a nice little dairy fj U farm; highly improved; all flat dairying land; aioely situated; good house and outbuildings. Freehold £3O per acre; close to co-operative factory. ACRES, L.1.P., all in grass ZUUand fenced and divided; 4roomed cottage, woolshed, yards, trap shed, loose-box; good metalled road; within 7 miles of large town; 2 sheep per acre country. Price £8 10s; only £2OO cash required; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. ~t AAA ACRES; a splendid pieoo 1 UUU of sheep country; winters over two big sheep to the acre besides 150 head cattle; well divided and watered, and handy to town. Freehold £lO 12s 6d; good terms 111 O ACRES, freehold, 40 acres U O stumped and ploughed; up-to-date buildings; close to factory; a nice property. Price £23; only £SOO cash required. ~t ACRES, flat and undulatA I X ing; highly improved; one 1 mile from station; a good propc rty for mixed farming. Freehold £2l; £BOO cash. Kill ACRES, highly improved 7OXU roomed house, woolshed, din and yards; limestone country; winters 2 sheep per acre and 70 head of cattle; close to railway. Price of the freehold £l3 10a; £ISOO cash, balance easy terms.

-| %\ ACRES, Government Lease; J Z rent only 17s 6d per annum; this land is all flat and as good as there is in the district; there is also one acre of reserve for which one pays 4s per annum, and one acie of road reserve free, so- that there is in all 14 acres of land, which is equal in value to any 20 for carrying capacity; the owner is now carrying six cows, 2 horses and several sheep; There is a splendid home, containing six large rooms and bathroom, cowshed, wash-house, dairy and all necessary buildings; an ideal home, and within easy walking distance of school, railway and factory. Price for immediate sale only £925; cash required only £350. 1 A Q ACRES, mostly rich river 1 flats; -5-roomed house, good cowshed, and all necessary buildings; this farm is one of the best in the district, and is capable of carrying 40dairy cows (both winter and summer) ; the returns of this property prove it to be a model dairy farm: with a few slight improvements this would easily realise e profit of £500: we can recommend this with everv confidence. Only £29 for the freehold, and very easy terms arranged. 1 A(I ACRES, nearly all flat, well * yll grassed and water in every paddock; a real handy little property for a man of small means; would easily dairy 25 cows: the house contains 4 ro«nis and scullery: there is also a good cowshed, the fences are good; a remarkably good investment. Price £ls 10s, and the owner will accept £350 from good man.