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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13997, 29 January 1916, Page 8

Thomas Byrnes, LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, TAKAKA. No. l.—A Good Chance to get a good home and apple orchard. 35 Acres of the best land in Motueka, divided into 4 paddocks; 24 acres orchard, 5 acres peas, 5 acres grass. Nineroomed up-to-date, house, h. and c. water, 'scullery, wash-house, all necessary tubs, taps, copper, new range, high pressure boiler, barn, stable, trap and cart, a lot of hard wood. The price low sas terms very easf. No. 2.—A Good Agricultural and Pastoral Farm of 135 acres, all Hat and ploughable—7o 'acres has been cropped last season —65 Acres grass —well fenced and subdivided. Never-failing water, office, adjoining creamery. All sheep, cattle, horses, a large and^ useful amount of farm implements to go at valuation. Terms. East Takaka. No. 3, —600 Acres of Freehold Farm, of which 350 acres are in grass, good river flat, 250 acres bush hill. Subdivided into 8 paddocks with the' best fencing wire. Carry 4 sb^ep j to the acre on the flat. First-class j dwelling a rooms, wash-house, hay shed, dairy and stable. Stock at valuation. A good chance for anyone wanting a good dairy farm. No. 4—A Coing Concern. 117 Acres, of which 52 are ploughable, 24 have been ploughed. All grass and subdivided- into 12 .paddocks. Good fencing, never, failing water. 3500----gal. eemeni tank, cowshed and barn, all necessary outbuildings. School, post and telegraph office J mile. Stock, 8 horses, 10 cows, 8 2-year-old heifers, s? yearling heifers, 1 bull, 1 sow, 1 buggy, 1 gig and harness, 1 roller, 1 drill, 11 coulters, 1 binder, 1 spring-tyned harrow, 1 disc harrow, 1 chain harrow, hayrake, single 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 iroi? and timber, 1 quantity roofing iron and timber, 1 Tubler separator 45ga1., 1 churn, quantity of farm implements. No. 5.—-One of the best Dairy Farms in Karamea, consisting of 80 acres of the best river flat land; 1 acre apple trees in full bearing, 4 acres in crop, leaving 75 acres in the best English grasses, subdivided into 8 paddocks, all new fencing; Broomed house ' and furniture, all necessary outbuildings. Concrete floor cowshed, Ridd milking machine, 3 buckets, 3$ h.p. Watt kerosene engine, new 90gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, cream cooler and saw, all fitted •with .best material. Trap, harness, and plough, tine harrow, chains, swmgletrees; copper and bath, portable smithy and a large number of tools and working implements. Stock, 30 picked cows, 7 yearling heifers, 25 calves, 2 bulls, 1 draught horse,, 1 light horse, 2 purebred Yorkshire sows and litter of pigs, 1 pure Berkshire boar. Sixty-seven paid up shares in the Karamea Cooperative. Adjoining school and telephone office. Must be sold, owners going to the front. Price low and terms easy. No. 6, —A good Sheep Farm of 598 acres, of which there are 110 acres on the flat, 70 acres lew 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 flat, 200 acres :n grass, 115 felled ready to burn; one mile boundary fence. Will winter 2 sheep to the acre. New three-roomed cottage, well finished. Half an hour's drive from wharf and town. Price, £2000, on easy terras. No. 8.—70. Acres, of which 2 acres are in bush, balance all grass, Subdivided into 12 cow paddocks; 581 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 j heifers, 1 new disc, 1 new 3 disc plough, mowing machine, a number of farm implements. Walk in, walk out. No. 9.— Shaep Farm of 452 acres, of which *here are about 130 acres of hrst-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 cold 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 wbich 200 acres are in good grass. Well watered, subdivided into 9 paddocks; 60 acres foiled 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. Sevenrooaied dwelling, we!l finished two-roo-med 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 ewefe, 100 mixed1 sheep, all in good condition. Price £2470 No. 12.—A Farm of 10 Acrcis of the best river flat land in Takaka. Subdivided into 12 paddocks, well watered. New house 5 rooms, barn, trapshed stable, 3 stall cement floor cowshed. To go with the farm, B cow 9, 1 heifer, 1 mare 5 years, broken to all work, trap harness »and milk c&ns. Will stand looking at. No. 13.—Good 2 sheep to the acre country, 400 acres, of which 200 acres is in grass, 100 can be ploughed, 200 low limestone hill in bush. About 5 years' sawing of the best white pine, rinvu and matai. Never-failing water, good metalled road to port, school and telephone office adjoining. Price low and terms can be arranged. No j4.—Farm of 50 acres, grand dairy land, well drained, feiicec! and subdivided. Close to cheese factory, school and Post Office.--Puramahoi. No. 7.5— Contra! Takaka: Good Cow Farm, 100 acres, all grass; 50 acres have bi-on ploughed. Subdivided into convenient paddocks, Good dwelling, good sbeds. To go with the farm, 22 oows, 2 horsas, rart, trap and harness, plough and harrows, and some pigs- Terms. Xo. 17.—Four Good Township sections, below the ruling price. T«rms very vasy to suit buyers. No. IS.—BO-Acres Coot* Dairy Farm, all flat and ploughable, of which 50 acres has been ploughed and grassed, 30 acres good cattle feed, never-fail-ing water Fenced and subdivided. Good four-roomedj cottage.-and outbuildings. Adjoining cheese factory, dose- to school, Post and Telephone office. No. 19.—9 Acres of the best land in Waitapn, fenced and divided. Up-to-date dwelling of 8 rooms, all " modern conveniences. T\to cottages ' let to tenants. Good 6-atall stable nnd all necessary outbuildings'. b« sold. Price Jaw. Term*.