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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13851, 31 August 1918, Page 3

Land Agents LAND four Sound Propositions Which we Thoroughly Recommend FARMERS avail yourselves of a trip of inspection in our cars. First-class Sheep Country IN A RENOWNED HEALTHY DISTRICT. '9l'llfl ACRES > Freehold, with two cottages thereon, also shearing shed, stable, cow shod, shee|> yards and dip; well-subdivided into 17 paddocks; 2000 acres in grass, balance bush and scrub; two miles to School, Factory, P. 0., and Wharf; wintered 2200 sheep, 200 cattle and many horses; will easily carry 4000 ewes when fully improved. This property is only two miles from an important East Coast town, and the country being so good is 'fast coming into favour, and will be hard to buy at double the price before very long. The owner would consider a smallffarm in the Waikato as part payment. :PRICE—£7 ss-. terms A Farm of Great Quality KQA ACRES—Four miles from the «Ai/U Railway in a valley of exceptional quality, one of the best farms in the Waikato at a price which is an absolute bargain. This property has wintered 900 sheep and 103 head of cattle, also 15 horses. There is on the farm a 7-roomed house, with conveniences, including telephone, cowshed (machines), stable, implement shed, dairy, sheepyards and dip; milking 100 cows this season; about 300 acres of rich flats, which would be hard to beat; well subdivided by good fences. The property is all in grass, and is one of the cheapest farms for its quality on offer. School is one mile distant, cream cart passes. The owner of this property would consider good mortgages or approved city property. J> PRICE—£26; a bargain. A Fortune in This Fine Property A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS. IN FIRST-CLASS BEEF COUNTRY. OJ.fl ACRES of rich kahikatea flats v*" and undulating land, in the proportion of 500 acres of flat, the balance good ploughable hills. The whole forming a valley, skirted by the downs on the property, is the making of a most attractive and valuable dairyiing or fattening rim. This property has long road frontage, and is at present surveyed into several sections, and would cut up into nice dairy *farms. There is a good six-roomed with all conveniences; also a veroomed cottage, ample stabling, good machine, cow-shed (water laid on) and yards. This property is well-watered by many springs and a never-failing stream running right across each section as they are surveyed. The block is fenced into 17 paddocks, and is sheltered bv patches of native bush and plantations. There is certainlv a fortune in this line block of freehold land. We shall lie pleased to take intending purchasers over the place; an inspection will convince any man of the quality =of this countrv, which is being sacrificed at the price asked—£l4 PER ACRE Terms. A Sound Investment •GOOD CUTTING-UP PROPOSITION TrAA ACRES Freehold.—All in grass •11/\- excepting a small patch feediug turnips; good G-roomed house and all conveniences, telephone, etc.; jjood range of outbuildings, comprising man's room. 1:]!•.L!;< , stable, ""'1 S-hriil ■ cowshed, with machines, driven bv water power. The property is well subdivided bv the best of fences iriU 16 paddocks; the gates throughout an erfect; all the wwk done on the lain is of the best order, and will not re -quire any labour on it for some years The propenv is situated on a goof •miin road, clow to railway ««•" •'" conveniences. A nice property that would cut \i" and will be in great demand: it :ilvviy "looks well because it is as good as l looks. An ideal farm for a farmer or in •vestor. To inspect is to buy thi ; property. PRICE—£I7 Ids. Terms arranged Farmers Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd Ward Street, HAMILTON