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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13815, 20 July 1918, Page 3

j^erm. Farmers' Go-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. A Few Farms we Can Recommend IF YOU WISH TO BE ENVIED BY YOUR NEIGHBOUR BUY THIS PROPERTY. 99 A ACRES FREEHOLD—Right <£/wU j n the town of Ohaupo. Dwelling house of seven rooms with conveniences; also, a four-roomed cottage, shearing-shed, machines, yards, etc. Subdivided into 14 paddocks. All in good grass, and would milk 7U cows this season. Factory, P.O. and saleyards almost adjoining. This is a good property. PRIDE, £4O. Terms, £I2OO Cash. A CHEAP PROPERTY. ONE MILE FROM GLAXO DEPOT. 1 ACRES.—AII in the best or New four-roomed House, scullery and washhouse, implement shed, six-bail concreted cowshed, J-mile from school, P.O. and railway station. All ploughable and watered by stream and springs. This is one of the cheapest properties ottering to-day, only on account of owners' son l>eing away at the front, and ttie price ashed is for a quick sale. Land close uy is now selling at £SO per acre. PRICE, £2B 10S; £750 cash. LET US SHOW YOU OVER THIS PROPERTY. 101)0 ACRES—O.R.P, situated at ■■•'•'"" Waingaro; house of 8 rooms, all necessary outbuildings; all in grass; subdivided into 18 paddocks, and 150 acres are ploughable; tarries 1500 sheep and 200 cattle. This is fine, healthy country, and is good buying. PRICE—£9; £IOOO cash

Stock and Implements may be taken over at valuation if desired. A FARM WE CAN RECOMMEND. 7f| ACRES of the best in the Thames •" Valley; nice 5-roomod house and outbuildings; close to Railway Station, and in the heart of dried milk area. A nice little farm that will increase m value. PRICE—£4S; terms, £750. A PROPERTY THAT YaILL DOUBLE IN VALUE. v fenced and subdivided into 5 paddocks; 120 acres good English grass (50 acres young grass), 4 miles to Railway, 2£ miles to School, and 9 miles to Glaxo Factory. This property is all ploughable, and has a good prospective value. PRICE—£24 10S for Freehold; terms are very easy. £l5O cash, and buildings to value £SOO, within 12 rrcuths; balance arranged. AN EXCHANGE PROPOSITION WHICH SELDOM OFFERS. nni ACRES—Waerenga Galley; tFU*r tj. roo iiied house, stable, cowshed; machines installed; 800 acres in grass, cut up into 17 paddocks; 2£ miles to School, Factory and P. 0., 12 to Railway; well-watered by permanent creeks; carrying capacity 1000 ewes and cattle. PRICE—£I4; terms £2OOO cash. This 16 a really good farm, and would cut up admirably. Owner would consider exchange for smaller farm or first mortgage for equity. BAT OF PLENTY BULLOCK LAND. OOA ACRES—Freehold, near vTOxJ Whakatane; 7-roomed house, telephone, all conveniences, outbuildings, 4 m lize cribs, store room, up-to-date B-bail concreted cow shed, 2 acres orchard, tennis court, etc.; £-mile to Sehool, 2 miles P. 0., cream cart passes; all in grass, and subdivided into 13 paddocks, well watered by river and milk. This property has a river landing also, and is one of the finest dairying or fattening propositions on the market to-day, and is beast to the acre land. PRIDE—£49; terms arranged. A CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH TOWN PROPERTY AND RfliE CASH. 4AA ACRES—Freehold, Thames °" u Valky District; good eightroomed house, all modern conveniences, telephone, etc.; all in ; r rass, 12 paddocks, good fonces; {-niile to Factory, 2| miles to Sehool and Railway; this property will milk 90 cows easily in present condition, raid will increase in value very shortly. PRICE— £2S; £2OOO cash, or would take cood house and cash.

* Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Ward Street,