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Waikato Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 3829, 9 July 1908, Page 4

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Don’t F all to See ."NEW MOD FURNITURE EXHIBIT OF ELLIS & BDRNAND, LTD., AT THE WINTER SHOW 'OBDEBS AVILL BE TAKEN BY OUR REPRESENTATIVE ON THE GROUND FOR Single Articles at Wholesale Rates. nu k i ELLIS MID BUhnan I f L, * o. Fiiruiture Manufactory, HAMILTON. JO DOTTQ Land ’ Estate > and , iU 1 1 Oj Commission Agent. HAMILTON WAIKATO REPRESENTATIVE OF T. MANDENO JACKSON HAS FOll SALE DARGAYILIjE —2OOO acres richest alluvial flats, ring fenced, 300 acres giass, 1000 acres bush, balance open country and heavy li-treo ; liver frontage on three sides absolutely the best position on he river; one mile from Dargavillfi Post Oflico. '1 lie Town of Daigaville adjoins this prope-ty, there being only'the Awakino (."reek between Pi ice, £8000; -EIOOO cash, balance 5 per cent. PIPATOITOl —103 ucre ; . nine paddocks, all p’oughablo and in grass ; house of 13 rooms, 20-bail cowshed (concrete lloo) stable and loose boxes, traphouse. implement shed, etc., and all drainage to river ; creamery aud station, 2g miles Pike, £3O per acre. WIIITFORD (2) hours’ drive from Auckland)—lo3 acres, fenced a:.d divided, all in grass except 12 acres bush; watered by creek; new liveloomedbouso, cowshed, etc. Stock given jn—3 horses, 10 cows, 1 bull and 1) pigs. 'l’h‘ee minutes Four Post Oflico and Creamery. Slagnifio nt sea view. Price. jeiGoo. EUSSELT.— 0400 ac'cs. partly improved ; ring fenced, four subdivisions ; comes readily into danthonia ; only requires burning and stocking; at present carrying 1100 sbeop, 200 head cattle and other stock; iu its presea. state will easily car y 30C0 sheep and when brought iu will cirry a sheep t> the acre; good house, f outage to harbour and river, a portion of land is very good vo’canic Price, only 17s Od ]>os acre. Near Cambridge —I3OO ac es, undulating ; good sheep country ; 300 acres felled bush in g ass, 600 ac es g.ass and rough feed, 200 ac cs green bush, 200 acres unimproved; good hous. stable, yowls, etc.; well kneed and watered. Cheap p-operty. -]»,f ATAIXURA—GOO acres all in grass and crop ; excellent fittemng land for sheep aud cattle, equal to anything in Waikato; 12 subdivisions; will carry 200 head cattle and 30 ho ses all the’ye r: well watered by c:eeks and draini; g rod house, st hie aud yards. Price, ill2 10s per acre. WAIIIOU —930 acres, mostly rich drained kahikstea swamp; COO to 700 seres in g-ass,balance light manuka, ready to grass; splendid dairying or fttening country; nearly new tenroomed dwelling-house, cowshed, yards, large stable, loft, feod'oom, etc. ; sto e, school, creamery, railway station, 1 1. mile. Price, £9OOO ; terms. 2000 acres; 150 acrescrop, balance i practically gall in grass : large dwellingI house, stable, woolshed, sheep yards, ; dip, etc,; now carrying 2400 sheep, beI sides cattle and horses; I.) mile from ; creamery and railway st-tion; P.O. scliool and store two miles. '1 his property would cut up into good dairy farms and can be sold in areas from 160 to 300 acres. Price, £6 los to £lO per acre, or as a whole £9 per acre; good terms can be given. AIRO A First-does JVTORTHERN W I L> block of 2100 fenced, five subdivisions ; 300 grass, 1100 acres hush, 150 acres swamp, balance open; (300 acres level, balance undulating. Three miles from post office, creamery, church and school. Pr.ce, £SOOO. ii 1A UPO—Three miles from railway U station; GUO acres ; 530 acres rich drained swamp iu good glass, 150 acres high laud iu grass, 20 acre, not improved ; all fenced iu, seven or eight subdivisions; well watered by springs and windmills. Adapted to sheep an d-drying. Good house (almost new), stable, sheep and caltlo yards ; carrying horses, 130 grown cattle and 50 head other cattle, 500 to 600 ewes and their limbs all the year rouud. Post aud telegriph offio’, also creamery, three miks. Pace. JSI 1 per acre; very good terms can bo- given WHANGAREI COUNTY Partly improved run of IGSO acres, / \UINEIVAI —On the Great South V.y Road : Splendid Faim of 200 acres with large liver frontage; 150 acres I gvase* balance rich flax swamp; sevenroomed bouse, etabl 1 ', man’s room, coach 1 bouse, etc , milker’s cot' ag ■, sheds and ail | conveniences; creamery, post office and J railway station, ouo mile At present odiking 40 row., which can be taken 1 aver. Pile- 1 , £l3 10s pur acre. XJ KA K’. NEWSTEAD—Choice Dairy j1 3 Farm, about 200 acres, all in grass ■uid crop; well subdivided and watered ; d.veliing-housa, barn aud cowshed; good ! dairying and cropping land; handy to | i ier.mciy, station and sell 01. Price, i £l3 per acre ; terms can he govern. AWAMUTU—Four miles from JL railway station : Choice dairy farm 150 acres; 90 acres grass, 40 acrescrop, 20 acres padly-drained swamp. Nice easterly aspect. Carrying 30 dairy cows, ix to eight horses. All fenced and subdivided. Dwelling-house and orchard, cowshed. Creamery, school and church adjoining property; post and telegraph dlico 45 miles by good gravel road J Only £lO per acre; tonus can be arranged. lituated five miks from Mangapni ; rin enoed ; one subdivision ; about' nine niles fencing ; 230 acres chopped, burnt md surface sown ; 500 acres bush ; 800 icres rough feed ; well watered with treams with good bottoms ; nearly all iloughablo. The country is sbuikir to ,ho Omana Estat", which is very close to t; twelve miles from Whangaroi, five uiles from Manganai. Cattle can b hipped to Auckland at Gs per imad. ’bio is a oplaudid chance for a young od energetic man. Price, £SOOO. 01IAUPO —A splendid sheep or dairy farm ; 1300 acres, fenced in fourteen subdivisions 1000 acres in good grass, 120 acres in crop, 50 acres light bush, 200 acres flax swamp fit to grass. Well watered by creeks and springs. Good dwelling-house, largo barn, woolshed and shed combined. This land will grow 50 bushels oats or 2i tons chaff paracre, without manure, after turnips. Post end telegraph office, two miles; creamery and railway station, two miles. Good terms can be arranged. Would out up well into four dairy farms,