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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14408, 19 May 1917, Page 8

Thomas Symes, LAMB, ESTATE AND INS«m«»<»f . ACENT, TAKAKa So. i.—A Coetf Ghaneo to get » good home and apple orchard. 86 Acres of the best land in Motmeka, divided into 4 paddocks j 24 anret orchard, 5 acres gems, 6 acres grass Nineroomed up-to-date house, h. and o. water, scullery, wash-house, all necessary tubs, taps, copper, new rang*, high pressure boiler, barn, ■table, trep and cari, a iok of hardwood. Tb* price stow and terms very easy. No. 2. 6a inham.—Dairy farm 67 acres King fenced and subdivided 8 paddocks, well improved j 6-roomed dwelling, paths concreted; 20 bail cowshed, concrete floor, trapshed, stable, and all necessary outbuildings. To go with the farm, 2. horses, spring trap and harness, 4-wheeled brake, seats and harness. New plough, horse mower, disc harrow and oultiv?tor> ,20 It K°°d milking cows, Holbtein ■ bull, seDarator, churn and cans, blacksmith's bellows, anvil[ and tools. Close to post office and school, i For the last 3 years the return has averaged £316 per year. Price £1760, for which termß can be arranged. ■ Nfl"?- Dx! PY FsW 75 «««» rich:river nat. Never-failing water. 'Boundary fenced and subdivided. New dwelling and cowshed; 15 cows spring trap and harness, milk cans, buckets; plough and cultivator; 95 acres has been stumped and uloughed. Price £2300, and £430 will put you in. No-4—A_e»l«S Owwtra. 117 Awes, of which 52 are ploozhable, 94 hare been ploughed. All grass and robdmded into if paddooks. Good fencing, never-failing water, 8500B»l. cement- tank, cowshed and fears, all neoestary outbuildings. School, post wid telegraph office \ m&%. Stock. 8 horses. 10 cows, S 3-year-old heifers, i yearling Iw&era, 1 bull, 1 sow, 1 buggy, 1 gig and harneßS, and all necessary implements to carry on an up-to-date farm. ! No. s.—On© of ih« best Dairy Farm* in Karamea, consisting of 80 acres of the best river flat land; i acre apple trees in full bearing, 4 acres in crop, tearing 75 aorai in^the best English grasses, subdivided into 8 paddooksL, all new fencing Broomed house and furniture, all neoesßary outbuildings. Concrete floor cowshed, Ridd milking machine • buckets, S* h.p. Watt kerosene enRHia, new 90gal.' Alfa-I*val Separator, cream cooler and saw, all fitted with best material. Trap, harness, large number 'of tooh and working implements. Stock, 80 picked cows, 7 yearhng heifers, 26 calves, 2 bulls, 1 draught horse, 1 light horse, 2 purebred Yorkshire sows and litter « Pigs, 1 pure Berkshire boar, sixty-seven paid-up shares in the Karamea Cto-operative. Adioininsr school and telephone office. Must be sold, owners going to the front rnce low and terms easy. ho. 6.—A ccci Bt»*sjß Farm of 698 ocsres, of which there are 110 acres oh the flat, 70 acres few hill. 800 cores on main hffl face, 218 acres on {""top of which there are 100 in buih; 60 acres have been stumped "j pknghed. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, Dever-failing water. New 7rroomed house, 1 cottage. Will winter about 1000 sheep at present. Stock at valuation. Exceptionally «asy terms can be arranged. No. I—Cat* tha*? R Un , 2000 acres limestone country, 68 years lease, right of renewal. Esat £4©; 100 acres flat, 200 acres fa grass, 115 [•lied ready to born: one aile boundary fence. Will winter 2 sheep to the acre. New three-roomed ootw§s«, well finished. Half an hour's n^J^froni wharf and town. Price £2000, on easy terms. No. B.—A Bp!B»tife3 Dairy Farm of 128 aores, of which 10 acres is bash ■'"■'s™"? So**3 «ver flat grass land! Well fenced and never-failihg water Eleven-roomed dwelling, large cowshed,'barn and other outbuildings Clouejo town *ijd dairy factory. Twenty cows,. 1 bull, 2 horses, *rap harness, milk cans, number of farm implements. Good orchard. Eaw terms. J Adjoining fche R b OTe> 100 mt«* of grand river flat grass land. Neverfailing water. From a good man owner will take a small deposit. tJrK** 1 F«*» °* 452 acres, o f which there are about 180 acres of first-clasa nver fiat land in the best f*"- 21{5 «**« of %* terrace land, 108 acres of low hill in bush, the whole making a safe cheep run. A new dwelnnc of 6 rooms, hot *nd cold water, all modern improvements 81l necessary outbuildings. Close to town, school and post office. Terms cac be arranged. No. 10.—Geed Sheep Csuntry, O.R.p. 683 acres, of which 200 »c*ea are in food grass. Well watered, subdivided into 9 paddocks: 60 acres felled ready to burn. 400 good sheep to go with the farm. U. A Dairy Farm of 80 acres of the best nverflat land in Takaka. Olese to creamery, main road, po and telephone office. Nearly new 8-roomed dwelling, cow and trap shed, 1 horse, 22 cows, piga, milktrap, harness, milk cans, and number of useful farm implements, j lenns can be arranged. Nn'l2. Agricultural or Dairy Farm of i 94 acres, of which about 66 has ; been stumped and ploughed, all fenced and subdivided. Never-failing water. Good 7-roomed dwelling, newly taushed. Large barn, cow- ! shed, concrete floor to cowshed and yard, good stable. Adjoining creamery, close to post and telephone omce and school; Stock at valu- [ ation. ■.. . ; ■..-.»■. ■ . No. IS.—Good 2 sheep to the acre I oountry, 400 acres, of which 200 i acres w in grass. 100 can be ploughed, 200 low limestone bill in tmsh. About 5 years' sawing of the , test, pine, rimu and matei. NGTorfaibng water, gpcA metalled i ™&d »o port, school and telephone oKce adjoining. Price low and I wras can be arranged. • i J jf~Farm 0? 50 acres, grwid dairy > [f n?» ™ drained, fenced and cab- : dmd€d. Close to cheese factory, sch-c^l and Pos4 Office.—Puramahoi; t No 15.—Centra? Takaka: Good Cow j b arm 300 acTes. till grass; 50 seres , nave-been-ploughed.- Subdivided Jnm - to convement paddocks. Good dwej- ,■ lmg f good sheds. To go with -'4La farm -22. cowk, 2 horses, cart, trap . and harper, plough and harrows, aad some pigs- Terms. \ No. 16. Coed Shsap Run, SB2 ac?es all - ¥*??* Never-failing water. anb- . divid.xi 3 paddocks. Whare. sheep j yards.. Good p^itioo, facing the 5 K .sxxn- Pnoe low, with terma. I No 17.—Fcur GooS Township gMtJaiss, j below the ruling price. Terms very easy to suit buyers. ; No. 18:—Sheep FaVw, 410 acres, SOO in j fi^ass, all subdivided and fenced uh g°.°d■•■ fences. . Winters 700 , shsep. Eight-roomed dwelling, barn, j cowshed and stable. Adjoins post T and telephone office, fronts icaia * road. Owner enlisted, Price low and terms easy. ; 320. A Ciancs ofr Apple Growers— fsO acres, all open country. re 3% for the plongb. Open to 'the sun all day. Closo to post offic© and school. . <,an be easily tut tip. ■' Prioo low. f OTHEH PROT-EBtIRS ON B6ND ■ .win-Ahvjßmssm, w . ' ' ■ . . . '''"'IJi.. '. ■