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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 14959, 6 January 1919, Page 8

Thomaa Symes, LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, TAKAKA. nevefrtMbng, water. All flat and ploughable. A large portion of the best .river flat country. Up-to-date 7-^ omed dwelling, alJbathd and pantry. was h-hou S e, store-room :de tdQhea, copper and tubs, hot and cold water service, ,barn, trapshed harness room, 4-bail cowshed con! Crete floor for shed and yard. To go • P«h th<!L fa!\ m > 21 firs^lass cows, 1 P.B. Shorthorn bull, 4 heifers, 7 calves, 18 p lg s 1 horse, 1 milk cart, and harness, 1 g lg and harness: 1 plough; chain harrows-, cultivator! 4 - milk cans and'.buckets,'farm implements, \and a-sundry lot of tools, \7 fully".paid-up dwiy-.factory shares. Prfce 0?^" 1 f°r y^ Can be Shown' No-2:^Shee Pj ena' ; Oa-ttlo ,Farm, 280 awes, fenced -and subdivided, all of which can bo. ploughed; flat country. ,Never-failmg water. About 80 acres rnnl 1 !f T* flat land" $™enroomed dwelling, detached washliouse, trapshed, stable and barn 2 loose boxes, machine shed, 4-bail cowshed • cement floor. Stock: 3 cows, 14 head mixed, stock, 3 horses, draught and light, riever plough, i ,^' 2-I?af1?af harrows, r M^CoFmlck h^S^ aSS?y ha? l ake ' 1 d^y and harness 1 ag and ■ harness, • carpenter's tools a lot of useful fai'm implements 100 sh W p. Price £1650 witt KrOUto ßl2 ck ' stock. No 3. ealnham;-Dairy iarm.of 256 acres, of which, 150 acres is flat land ba ance hilly • -.nbffiWded'into seven paddocks. One • acre orchard, 10 acres have been ploughed. Six roomod dwelling vomndah on 3 sides. Large hay shod, men's wharo, shelter shed, coy/ and trap sheds. One mile from cheese factory, post and telephone office, and one ami. hatf from school. To go with the farm, disc harrow, cultivator and plough Thirty young -^ cows: * in and coming }?*? profit ' Never failing water pltlSnt^^f had at Nation! Kn a v- ?J^ nd terras can be made. Iso. 4 —First Class Dairy Farm with good home 140 acres, l{ which 30 is i n3 b1; M aSres have been Ploughed all., grassy never-failing wat^r. wdl fenced^into 12 pad docks. Some.,of the best river flat . grass Mand. Dwelling of 6 rooms, back kitchen, store-room and bed! room Cement floor on back yard, large barn, store-room, cowbafls and stable. Fifteen minutes from townshap and 20 from dairy factory. Stock to go: 100 good sheep, 20 head good c-ows, 1 milk cart and harness A going concern. Price £8300, with terms. No. s.—Bainh«rti._Dairy farm of 67^ acres, all flat, grassed and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Neverfailmg^water. Nice shelter bush and plantation. Large dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. To go with the farm 19 cows, 1 Holstein bull, number of-pigs, 1 half draught horso (young), spring cart and harness, 3 20gal. maik cans,- 1 jAmt-h quantity °f T, T wenty acres has been ploughed Cash required for right of lease £470. Freehold £1430, which pan remain on mortgage for a term, rnn J»*» ka—^ good coast sheep run of 540 acres, of which nearly all is flat and ploughable. balance lov fetock to go with the run, 370 sheep. 20 Heifers, 3 ncrses. Price £3000, with terms. ' o'^ home and good farm —all flat and ploughable^-good river nat land. Large dwelling of 5 rooms, bathroom good water supply: bar* 28 x 16, 3-stall stable, trap and ehas rooms, shed 40 x 38, implement-shed. Ihe farm consists of, 76 acres, of which 27 aeresis under :the;pl6ufrh and;.m. grase.', -20 acres; in ore-hard "of choice trees, chiefly apples, balance pears 4 and 5 years old. The balance or the^ farm is grass. The vendor holds the mail contract for 3" years worth £68 per year, which he will transfer to buyer. One Dayton motor bike with side car .practically new, I siugle horse plough,-. 1 double furrow orchard ..plough,! single furrow 2 horse plough, roller, spring tyne cultivator, 1 Wizard spading harrows, tine harrows, 1 Planet Jupr., 9 tooth horse hoe, 1 mower, 1 farm waggon, 1 2h h.p. kerosene engine and saw bench", pump '■, jack and a quantity.of belting, 1 spray pump arid iarreU '^AlWcrops to go. Stock: 7 tested cows;1 pigs,*'etc. Price £2800, with'-termsT- ' , No. B.—Dairy and Sheep Farm of 53 acres all grass, of which 6 acre* has been ploughed; Subdivided into 8 paddocks; never failing water Good dwelling 5 rooms, with back kitchen. To go with the farm, P cows and 60 sheep, 2 horses, trap, spring cart, dray and harness, als.light harness. Price £1150, and £250 cash will piv# you in. No. 9.—Sheep and Dairy Farm of 15? acres, all cleared and grassed except 6 acres, which are in oats; 65 acres-. oalj. .been s^^ped and ploughed Subdivided into convenient paddocks.. New and up-to-date dwelling, hot and cold water. Quarter of an houi from school and post office. Cream cart passes th© gate daily; good road. Terms: Owner will lease for 7 years, with compulsory clause to bay at end of lease. Lessee will have to show he is in position to stock. Price for the farm £2050. Rent £120 per annum. No. 10.—Sheep and Dairy Farm 65 acres, of which 45 acres are freehold, 20 acres leasehold. About 30 acres have be6n stumped and ploughed all in grass. Dwelling of 12 rooms. heart oS totara; cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. To go with the farm, 6 cows, 50 sheep, 2 horsea 1 plough, cultivator, separator, trai, and harness. Price £1600. Terms. No. 11.—On<) of the best small Dam Farms in Takaka, of 30 acres, subdivided into convenient paddocks never-failing water. Good dwelling of 5 rooms. Cowshed, trapshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Within 20 minutes' drive of township and creamery. To go with farm, 14 cows, 13 calvsa, 8 pigs, trap and harness, piough, harness. Price £2450. Owner will prove by returns that the farm is worth its money. Mo. 12.—Dairy Farm cf 54 acreß, all' iiat and ploughable; about 40 acres have been stumped, of which 16 acres-.'are novr under oats; .10 acres ready to crop, balance grass. Never failing water. Six-roomed dwelling, cowshed,'etc. Pacing main road; 20 minutes' walk tc school and creamery, half hour io post "See and township. To go pith farm 4 2 cows, 2 horses, 1 plough. Prico £1250, and £100 will pat you in. . No. 13.—Takaka.—First class dairy farm ■of 76 acres, all-, flat and subdivided into convenient paddocks; ..ibout 44 acres has bean stumped ana over 30 acres' have bden ploughed. Never-failing water. Good dwelling of f) rooms, verandah 3 sides,' washhouse and dairy. Large barn with cowshed in lean-to- All necessary outbuilding^. Price £1650, of this £1270 can remain on mortgage for 4 yeara at 5£ per cent.