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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13464, 19 April 1917, Page 3

Land Agtntt. W. Hurrell k Co (Next Dalgetv smen Some Cheap Properties ONLY £ll 5s Per ACRE. 214 ACRES —Splendid dairying or ttening land, flat to undulating; about 100 in grass and 60 acres under plough; superior homestead of 6 rooms with all necessary outbuildings, stables, buggy shed, separator room, whare, etc.; fencing is in good order, with numerous sub-divisions; situated 4£ miles from railway station, and handy to all conveniences. Price £ll 5s ner acre; £6OO cash required and the balance can be arranged on easy terms to suit purchaser. 69 HANDY LITTLE FARM, £2O Per Acre 50 ACRES —Good loamy soil, and mostly in good rough feed; ring fenced and watered by springs. • There is a nice little 4-roomed cottage on the property and conveniences. Only f-raile from station, creamery and school. Property is unencumbered. Price: £2O per acre. Deposit £SOO. ' 79 LOOK AT THIS: £3 10s Per ACRE. 700 ACRES— Excellent block of sheep Country, unimproved; rolling to hilly; about 200 acres bush, balance fern; ring fenced and well watered; 4 subdivisions. Handy to Hamilton. Good metalled road right to property. Price: £3 10S per acre. Very easy terms to man who will improve. CHEAP DAIRY FARM; £ls 10s Per Acre; £350 Deposit. 90 ACRES—Freehold— 7o acres in grass and crop; flat to undulating; property at present carrying 25 milking cows and young-stock; well fenced with wire and live hedges, and is spclndidly watered by creeks and well; subd'vided into 10 paddocks. Buildings consist of a superior 5-roomed residence, 6-bail cowshed, large implement shed, iron chaff shed, separator room, etc; situated within 2 miles of railway station: cream cart calls. Price only £l6 10s per acre with £350 down. A remarkably cheap property. . 6FOR QUICK SALE; £l4 10s Per Acre 236 ACRES, i L.l.P.—Bent 4s (3d Good quality flat land in best of pasture,, with 13 acres turnips. Good attractive homestead with all modern conveniences., and fine range of outbuildings; well watered and fen<-ed into 13 paddocks: situated in good dairying district; 3£ miles from railway station, 1 mile from creamery and school. For ouick sale owner will take £l4 10s per acre, and will make reasonable terms to good man. 185 £l7 108 PER ACRE. 150 ACRES— First-class land ; practically all in grass and crop; 100 acres level and 50 acres rolling. The farm is well watered by a never-failing stream. u right through the property. Good post and wire fencing with" 13 suh-divis'.ons. Neat cottage with conveniences ; 6-bail cowshed, engine room, fitted with 3-cow plant and separator (newly installed); 2 other sheds, calf pens, etc. Situated H miles from cheese factory, P.O. Rural mail delivery: school |-mile; handy to railway station. Price: £l7 10s per acre. Terms £4OO cash; balance 4 years at o£ per cent. 185 GOOD DAIRY FARM; £25 Per ACRE, £4OO Cash. 193 ACRES, Freehold— 4s Acres in grass, and owner is putting another 60 acres in permanent pasture; also 30 acres drained swamp to be sown, balance in rough \ feed and fern. ,which, when brought in, will make this farm second to none in the district. Practically ring fenced: 8 raddocks; undulating to flat, and all ploughable; watered 'n* springs and well. Carrying at the '"resent time 13 dairy cows, horses, etc. Buildings consist of 4-roomed house, scullery, wasb-house, bathroom, chaffhouse, cow-shed and separator room.' Situated in a good district: 7 miles *rom Hamiltou on good road: cream '•nrt calls: school handv. Price: £25 per sere. Terms: jsay £4OO down, balance arranged. ■ 81 CHOICE DAIRY FARM. ' Close to Hamilton. 234 ACRES Freehold First-class soil; 190 acres in grass, remainder in rough feed; 200 acres are flat and the balance gently undulating; ring fenced: watered by springs and wells. Will carry 70 dairy cows. Buildings: 7 roomed house, washouse, ■ cowshed, 3-stall stable, implement shed, barn. Three row plant, Ridd milking machine, 2Ab.p. "Lister" engine. Situated in leading dairying district, few miles frora Hamilton; school and factory mile and a-half. Pria*: £36 per acre. Terms £SOO cash; balance can remain 5 years at 5£ per cent. 99 TOWN PROPERTIES A CHEAP HOUSE—£SO DEPOSIT. j Don't Pay Rent—Read This: Good s>oomed house, bath, scullery, i hot and cold water service, washhouse with copper and tubs built in. Nicely : laid out grounds with good vegetable garden. Price of this natty little borne j is only £6OO, with £SO cash, and owner will consider taking 2ps per 1 week, principal and interest; or will sell for , £550, with £IOO cash. 68 COUNTRY HOME !N TOWN. j Five acres, handy to everywhere, J well gras'sed and laid out in lawns, garden, etc. Superior well-built j home of 7 rooms, hot and cold water, I and every other convenience, stable and ! trapshed and motor house, etc. For , this magnificent property owner is askj ing only £I3OO, with a small deposit of £l5O. Well worthy of inspection. 69 NEW BUNGALOW—£I2S DOWN. Five rooms, built of heart of* timber under leading architect; erected 12 months; every modern convenience, wardrobes built in, lead lights, etc; good shed, 20 x 10, and cartshed; well fenced all round; concrete footpaths; 30 fruit trees; hedges and shelter trees; also, good vegetable and flower garden. Government mortgage. Price: ' £875. Will accept £125 deposit from approred purchaser. "