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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13448, 29 March 1917, Page 3

Land Aganta. W. Hurrell & Co Land Salesmen (Next Dalgetv's) Properties For , Sale QHEAP T)AIEY JIAMI. £ls P ER ACRE£3SO DEPOSIT--90 ACRES —Freehold—7o acres ii grass anil crop; flat t® uniulatimg; property at present carrying 25 milking cows and young stock; well fenced with wire a»d lire hedges, and is spelndidly watered by creeks and well; subdivided into 10 paddocks. Buildings consist of a superior 5-roomed residence, 8-bail cowshed, large implement shed, iron chaff shed, separator room, etc; situated withim 2 miles of railway station; cream cart calls. PRICE ONLY £ls PER ACRE, with £350 down. A remarkably cheap property. 62 ONLY £8 PER ACRE. £SO DEPOSIT. 195 ACRES —Freehold—Partly improved; small portion has been laid down in English grasses, balance ti-tree, with a few acres of ploughable swamp; about 30 acres hilly and the remainder undulating to flat; good fencing; three paddocks; splendidly watered by "..n----ning streams. Small cottage of 3 rooms, etc. Situated from township. Cream cart passes the door. PRICE: £8 PER ACRE; £SO down. Enquire early as it is not every day that we can offer such a bargain as this. 91

BIG PROSPECTIVE VALUE. 100 ACRES—Rich butter producing land, only 1 2 mile from one of the most progressive towns In the King Conntry. Good metalled road right to the property. No waste land, nil pl< up-k----able; CO acres rolling, 40 acres rich drained flax and ranpo swamp. Farm adjoins railway, close to large butter fae» tory, school and P.O. All laid down in best English grasses with exception of 12 acres in swede turnips, small paddock of oats 4 (Wul stack of clover hay »* ell fenced and watered. At present will run 35 head of milking caws, as well as other stock, ;• lid when further improved will carry much more. Good 4 roomed house, telephone connection, pice orchard and garden, 6-bail cowshed| stable and implement shed. Adjoining sections (similar land) have changed hands at £4O per acre. PRICE: £24 PER ACRE. Terms: £3OO cash; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. J2 EXCELENT SHEEP BLOCK. 390 ACRES of fine sheep country in rising district; good loamy soil; 3 miles from railway station; mostly undulat; ing, some nice flats. About on# third of this property i.9 in grass, 15 acres turnips, balance rough feed. Fences in geod order; numerous paddocks. Bnildings consist of 4-re»med cottage, large bar», sh.ed and twe stacks ef hay g* i* with the property. Seheol and ether conveniences all rerj handy. PRICE* £l3 PER ACRE, witk ?err taty terms, say £3s# eash, er wo»ld take £244 cash and a good mortgage as depeeit. 57

HANDY T0 HAMILTON. L9W BEPiSIT. Ito ACRES—More than half in grass, 30 acres drained swamp being sewn, 5 acres turnips, 2 acres orchard, balance rough feed aad feri. Now carrying a fair amount of stock, hut is capable •f carrying aiach More. Tip top soil, undulating to flat, all ploughable. ffe bijilt Modern 4-roemed house-with all coarenienoes, claf house, cow-shed aid separator room. Situated within easy reach of centre, beiig only 6 aailea oh good metalled road from Fraaktoa railway station. School within easy cistunew, rural mail delivery, cream cart calls. The price asked fer this valuable dairy farm is ONLY £25 PEli ACRE. Owner will make good terms —say £416 to £sio down, and the balance arranged to smit purchaser 61 J^XCHANGIS. EQUITY £tl44—Small Farm ia Wai. kato waated in exchange lor choieo house property ia Aueklaud, 2 houses Tnkapuna, 4 rooms each, erary modera convenience, ia splendid order, built 3 years, 1 minute to sea, lot at £2 per week; also 3 almost aew cottages, poreelain baths aad all other eoaveaieaces, «ach lot at 15s per week, aover empty; a really good propositioa. 159

EQUITY SO# acres •f Eood bash country; 750 acres in grass; ring feaoed; six paddocks; wintered Bto breeding ewes, 509 wethers, 56 threey ear-old cattl» and 7M la*bs; honso of four rtms; large »ltearing shed; good yards, dips, etc.; situated three miles from Main Trank railway station by •tod road; also six-roomed cottage on one acre leasehold section in township adjoining. Owner, through accident, requires smaller l<?"rel to a*, .suxaung country, e^itYi 187 EQUITY £l47§—AS A GOING CONCERN.—HighIy imprered dairy farm within na honr's drire of Haaultoa; miles fr#» railway giatiei and handy to school and P. 0.; half flat, half sndnjati.ig; all in grass and crop; now milking 22 cows; fencing mostly sheepI roof; 11 subdirisions; neat building of 0 rums, with up-to-date outbuildings comprising cow-shed, trap-shed, separa-tor-room and store-roeim. Fallowing is a list of lire and dead stock siren in with the property:—22 e»\rs, 2 heifers, 3 horse>\ 3 pigs, gig with pony, saddle and bridle, spring cart, 2 sets harness, 3 sets chains swingle trees, 3 plough collars and hames, sledge, s.f. plough, disc plough, tine harrows, chain harrows, Go. gal. separator, cream cans, lot tools and sundries. For prirate reasons the owner is anxious to lire in Hamilton or suburbs, and will entertain for above an exchange for house property or mortgage with about £SOO cash." 9

-£JOUSE pROPEETIES pOR CLAUDELANDS. Well built and tastcfulv finished house of 4 rooms and every possible convenience; porcelain bath, detached washhouse, etc; stands *n corner section, 66 x 132 ft. Good flewer and kitchen garden. PRICE £675. Government mortgage. Owner will make good terms fer the balance. HAMILTON EAST—£SBO. New 5-ro#med h»use, built 2 years; bathr««m, large pantrr, wash-honse, ete; all under ene roof. Large verandali at baek. Section full £-ncre. Well laid «ut in lawas, garden, fernerv, etc. PRICE ONLY £SBO. Say £2OO