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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13752, 27 April 1918, Page 8

CLEARING SALE AT POKURU. Tuesday, May 14th Instructed by Mr Jno. Whitton, whohas sold his property, we will sell on above date, the whole of his T IVfi & DEAD STOCK Full particulars later. CAMBRIDGE HORSE FAIR. Friday, May 17th Entries solicited N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., HAMILTON. Specially Selected Farms MATAMATA. A BARGAIN. J>>o ACRES—Really good land, ~ < ' suitable for dairying, and also for sheep and cattle fattening. Handy to Matamata and glaxo factory. Real good homestead, six rooms and conveniences. Up-to-date cowshed and other outbuildings. PRICE ONLY £l6 per acre. L.I.P. 3s lid per acre. Said to be the cheapest property in the Matamata district to-day. £IOOO easfcy balance easy terms. This is a very pretty property, and should certainly tempt the first buyer that inspects. It is absolutely certain that it will be sold inside a week or so. HERE'S A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. GLAXO FACTORY TO BE BUILT NEAR BY. IJG ACRES—Carrying 47 cows, 6 0 heifers, 12 calves, and 4 horses. About 60 acres are heavy white pine flat and the remainder is gently undulating. All in rich pasture. Good house five rooms and conveniences, hot and cold water, built of totara, washhouse, dairy, six-bail cowshed, concreted, also bricked yard, windmill, implement shed and other improvements. PRICE £29 per acre. Easy terms offered. We have inspected this farm, and we do not hesitate to recommend it to buyers. A buyer cannot make a mistake in buying this property for now that a glaxo factory is to be erected close by it must immediately appreciate in value aj, least £lO £9 PER ACRE AS A GOING CONCERN. 1 OCA ACRES.—Has formerly been covered with heavy fern and tutu. Eight hundred acres have been ploughed and grassed, and the remainder is still in fern and tutu. AH easily ploughable, mostly almost flat, really strong good land. Very healthy country. Ten paddocks, sheep-prowf fences, permanent water. Almost new six-roomed house and conveniences, washhouse, copper and tubs, tworoomed cottage, cowshed with milking plant ,engine, separator, water implement shed, etc. £9 per acre, including 60 cows, 9 heifers, 5 horses, l'2ij sheep, 2 rams, and all necessary farm implements and household furniture. This farm is free, of noxiousweeds and for sheep and cattle fattening is really good. The owner isdetermined to sell, and his price must tempt anybody that inspects. J. E. Hamill & Co LAND AGENTS. (Nearly Opposite Public Library). VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON. I M 8 . CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, HAMILTON. Office: Town Hall, Victoria street. Telephone 276.