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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13817, 23 July 1918, Page 3

i.kiia AgentsFarmers Co-operative MrfiTM Co., Ltd. A Few Farms we Can Recommend IF YOU WISH TO BE ENVIED B\ YOUR NEIGHBOUR BUY THIS PROPERTY. 4>t>A ACRES FREEHOLD—Right A*t\3 j n tm? town of Ohaupo. Dwelling house of seven rooms with conveniences; also, a four-roomed cotage, shearing-shed, machines, yards, etc. Subdivided into 14 paddocks. All in good grass, and would milk 70 cows this season. Factory, P.O. and saleyards almost adjoining. This is a good property. PRICE, £4O. Terms, £I2OO Cash. A CHEAP PROPERTY. ONE MILE FROM GLAXO DEPOT. 110 ACRES.—AII in the best ot LO\J giass. New four-roomed House, scullery and washbouse, 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 being away at the front, and the price asked is for a quick sale. Land •close by is now selling at £SO per acre. PRICE, £2B 108; £750 cash. LET US SHOW YOU OYER THIS PROPERTY. 1 000 ACRES—O.R.P, situated at ■i.W"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, Wealthy country, and is good buying. PRICE—£9; £IOOO cash Stock and Implements may be taken oyer at valuation if desired. A FARM WE CAN RECOMMEND. /A ACRES of the best in the Thames •" Valley; nice 5-room>d hense and outbuildings; close to Railway Station, and in the heart of dried milk arta. A nice little farm that will increase in value. PRICE—£4S; terms, £750.

A PROPERTY THAT TULL DOUBEp IN VALUE. 1 ±fi ACI{ES » Matamata, wellI.*" fenced and subdivided into 5 paddocks; 120 acres good English grass (50 acres young grass), 4 miles to Railway, 2£ niiles to School, and 9 miles to Glaxo Factory. This property is all plonghable, and has a good prospective value. PRICE—£24 "JOS for Freehold; terms are very easy. £l5O cash, and buildings to value £SOO, within 12 months; halance arranged. AN EXCHANGE PROPOSITION WHICH SELDOM OFFERS. QAJ. ACRES—Waerenga Valley; virffc G-roomed* house, stable, cowshed; machines installed; 800 acres in grass, cut up into 17 paddocks; 24 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 is a really good farm, and would cut up admirably. Owner would consider exchange for smaller farm or first mortgage for equity.

BAY OF PLENTY lit I.LOCK LAND. OOA ACRES—Freehold, near wW" .Whakatane; 7-roomcd house, telephone, all conveniences, outbuildings, 4 miize cribs, store room, up-to-date B-bail concreted cowshed, 2 acres orchard, tennis court, etc.; £-milo to School, 2 miles P. 0., cream cart passes; all in grass, and subdivided into 13 paddocks, well watered by river and mills. This property h;is 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. PRICE—£4O; terms arranged. A CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH TOWN PROPERTY AM* ROME CASH. Oft A ACRES—Freehold, Thames «"" Vall'.'.v District; good ci»litroomed house, all modern conveniences, telephone, etc.; all in grass, 12 paddocks, good fences; i-mile to Factory, 2i miles to School end Railway: this property will milk 00 cows casih in present condition, and will increase in value very shortly. PRICE—£2S; £2OOO Cash, or would take good house and cash. Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Go., Ltd, Ward Street, HAMILTON