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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13825, 21 July 1915, Page 8

Thomas Symes, LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, TAKAKA. No. 1.—48 Acres Freehold, with the right of 35 acres Leasehold. All fenced and sub-divided into 10 paddocks. Limestone country and in Bplendid gmss. Ten cows to go with the farm. Nearly new dwelling 6 rooms, kitchen attached, large barn, stable and harness room, washhouse. Cowshed and stockyard cement floors. All necessary outbuildings, never failing water. No. 2.—Sheep Farm of 143 Acres, all clear and in grass, all flat land. Well fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks. Never failing water. Sixroom dwelling, large barn, stable, cowshed and trapshed. 200 sheep, 2 cows and 2 pigs, spring trap, separator, plough and harr-ows to go with the farm. Very easy terms. No. 3.—600 Acres of Freehold Farm, of which 350 acres are in grass; good river flat, 250 acres bush kill* Subdivided into 8 paddocks with the i best fencing wire. Carry 4 sbeep to the acre on the flat. First-class dwelling « rooms, wash-house, hay shed, dairy and stable. Stock at valuation. A good chance for any- < one wanting a good dairy farm. No. 4.—A Going Concern. 77J Acres, of which 52- are ploughable, 24 have been ploughed. All grass and subdivided into 12 paddocks. Good fencing, never failing water. 3500----gal. cement tank, fcowshed and barn, all nefessary outbuildings. School- : post and telegraph office J mile. Stock, 3 horses. 10 cows, 3 2-year-old heifers, 2 yearling heifers, 1 bull,, 1 bow, 1 buggy, 1 gig and harness, 1 roller, 1 drill, 11 coulters, 1 "binder, 1 spring-tyned harrow, 1 disc harl row, 1 chain harrow, hayrake,'-single i and double furrow ploughs, 3-furrow disc plough, 1 dray, 1 spring cart and harness, set swingletrees, all in good working order, 1 stumping jack, quantity roofiing iron and timber, 1 quantity roofing iron and timber, 1 Tubler separator 45ga1., 1 churn, quantity of farm implements. No. 5.-66 Renewable Lease, 1640 acres, of which about 600 acres is open grass country, balance bush. Ring fenced by natural fence and 7 wires, with yellow pine posts. Never failing streams; \ sheep country. 200 sheep to go with the run. Five years of lease has gone. Rent, £22 per annum. Terms £400. Joining the above, 1076 acres, 400 acres open grass country, balance bush. , 200 sheep with the run. Very easy terms. No. 6. —A good Sheep Farm of 698 acres, of which there are 110 acres on the flat, 70 acres low hill, 200 acres on main hill face, 218' acres on hill top, of which there are 100 in bush; 80 acres have been stumped and ploughed. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, never failing water. New 7-roomed house, 1 cottage. Will winter about 1000 sheep at present. Stock at valuation. Exceptionally easy terms can be arranged. No. 7.—Good Sheep Run, 2000 acres limestone country, 66 years lease, right of renewal. Rent £40; 100 acres fiat, 200 acres :n grass, 115 felled readj to burn; one mile boundary fence. Will winter 2 sheep to the acre. New three-roomed cottage, well finished. Half an hour's driv** from wharf and town. Price, £2000, on easy terms. No. 81—70 Acres, of which 2 acres are in bush, balance all grass. Subdivided into 12 cow paddocks; 58 acres have been stumped and ploughed. Close to wharf, dairy factory and town. The land is all* flat and ploughable. Dwelling 7 rooms, cowshed, stable, hay shed, and trap shed. To go with the farm, 25 cows, 1 bull, 1 Jersey bull, 11 yearling heifers, 1 new disc. # 1 new 3 disc plough, mowing machine, a number of farm implements. Walk in, walk out. N o 9, —sheep Farm of 462 acres, of which there are about 130 acres of, first-class river.flat land in the best ' grass, 216 acres of flat terrace land, 106 acres of low Hill in bush, the whole making a safe sheep run. A new dwelling of 6 rooms, hot and celd water, all modern improvements, all necessary outbuildings. Close to town, school and post office. Terms can be arranged. No. 10.—Good Sheep Country, O.R.P. . 583 acres, of which 200 acres are in good grass. Well watered, subdivided into 9 paddocks; 50 acres felled ready to burn. 400 good sheep to go with the farm. No. 11.— A Going Concern. A splendid coastal Sheep Run, open to the sun all day, 865 acres, of which 50 are freehold, leaving 815 acres O.R.P. at 6s per acre for the freehold. Sevenroomed dwelling, well finished tworoomed cottage, both in good order; 2 boats. The run is subdivided into 5 paddocks. Sheep yards, concrete dip, wool shed. To go with the run, 200 breeding ewes, 100 mixed sheep, all in good condition. Price £2595. No. 12.—A Farm of 16 Acres of the best river flat land in Takaka. Subdivided into 12. paddocks, well watered. New honse 5 rooms, barn, trapshed, stable, . 6 stall cement floor cowshed. To go with the farm, 8 cows, 1 heifer, 1 mare 5 years, broken to all work, trap harness and milk cans. Will stand looking at. No. 13.—Central Takaka. A good cow farm of 50 acres, all grass and subdivided into convenient paddocks. To go with the farm, fourteen cows^ separator, dairy utensils. Good dwellings stockyard and cowshed. Close to town and factory. Terms very 'easy. . No. 14.—Good Farm of 200 Acres. Some of the best grass land of Waitapu and apple country. Well fenced and subdivided. Seven-roomed dwelling. Storeroom and barn. Fifteen minutes of town or wharf. Price £2000. Terms, £1090' cash, balance £1000 mortgage sor 10 years. First two years free of interest. No. 15.—Central Takaka: Good Cow Farm, 100 acres, all grass; 50 acres have been ploughed. Subdivided into convenient paddocks. Good dwelling, good sheds. To go with the farm, 22 cows, 2 horses, ca«fc, trap , and harness, plough and harrows, and some pigs. Terms. No. 16. —Good Sheep Farm, 157 acres, ' all in grass, ring fenced and subdivided. Wintering 300 sheep, which \ go wii h the farm; also cart harness and plough. Price, £1285. ; No. 17i—Four Good Township sections, . below the. ruling price. Terms very j easy to suit buyers. , ,No. 18.—80, Acres, all grass^ well ; fenced and subdivided,. adjoining [ creamery. Large S-roomed dwelling, , . nearly* new, good cowshed. To go with the farn?, 25 cows, 1 horse, I spring trap, harness, milk cans. i This is one of the best dairy farms in the district; .A rare chance. , No. 19.^-48. Acres of splendid river-flat land, all in grass. Ten minutes of town and dairy .factory. No better cow farm in Takaka. All fenced and sub-divided. Good 7-roomed dwelling,, covfshed and stable. The above consist of some of the best DAIRY and SHEEP FARMS in the district. Particulars of other farms >on application. Intending buyers shown 'round, the district HFree-of charge. ' ' ' No., 20.—A Large and Uo-to-date Dwelling. Large shed. Eight' acres',of some of the best Waita'pu land. Oood road frontage, close to wharf nnd town. Splendid chance for appU) I growing. Tens very eagj