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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14029, 4 April 1919, Page 3

2 CAN RECOMMEND THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES Rich Dairy Farm with Assured Rise HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER AND : LIGHT,'. -. ■ ; Ml ACRES—Freehold, Rich Drained 2' Swamp Land,.'.situated on the coast. 2 miles: from' beach, _ and within £-mile of School,' Railway Station and P. 0., on corner of property. Cream cart passes. Milking plant' driven, and premises lighted by hydro-electricity. AH in grass: Will carry 55 cows very shortly. At present milking splendid herd of 4b cows, and running several horses . and callres. The farm is well subdivided into 14 paddocks, and has a ditch and hank hedge along the road.. There is a good 7-roomed House on the" place, with all conveniences, washhouse, tra'pshed, maize crib, and 8-bad cowAn ideal dairy farm, and a beautiful climate. -.' Y,, , This farm will soon be worth a lot more money. .-.-:. ' . . ... . ' PRICE—£4S, including milking plant. Terms arranged. A Splendid Property in great heart 2AQ ACRES—Freehold, situated in . WO ■■ j n the coming -great dairying districti where land is now quoted at a price which allows purchasers to get what they, expect forjiheirCmohey, and a certain ircrease in.; value; in the immediate futt re; th'ef arm is all in grass, and cultivation;', including : about 10 acres of 'swedes, and the pastures are all that a practical ■ man ".• would desire. There' are 12 subdivisions, well fenced, and well-watered by permanent springs and mills..' There.is : 'a good, six-roomed house and outbuildings, 10-bail- (concreted' cowshed and yard, milking machine "and separator, large stables and '■■ "•-.' implement : shed, piggeries, etc.. The ' farm is situated } .f-mue from School, P. 0., and Railway Station, in good town, within easy reach of Harnuton. Tb e farm has always■',■ milked 81) cows, and carried the young stock, besides other dry'stock,- and 8 horses; 90 cows can' be milked, and do them well. Nothing cheaper on the market. ■ : . . PRICE—£3S, unencumbered. Easy terms. '•, ,- -'■' ■'.-''' ',■'■' '.'.-•■' '•-'..". The Cheapest Farm on the Market. 3S)S) ACRES— Government lease, &&::'<: situated 1 near' "Whakatane,, on good ioad, half- mile- from school, 10 miles from' railway; cream cart:passes, the ! door;- 240 acres in ,best English; grasses; ;several acres bhsh-burnt:ctt:. this season, balance'%ush; ■; sub-'diyided ihto' : S several'' paddocks, - well-watered; This 7 farm carries .a' great lot of stock; at present milking 30 .cows,: and carryiris' 100 sheep and other cattle. _ ihe homestead is very good;and convenient, and consists of •O-roomed house ._■. and outbuildings,,. .telephone, motor shed, and cowshed, stables, loft, buggy shed, etc. This land grows good maize, and does not dry up in summer , on the other hand,' there is a good ~ growth almost right through the winter. This farm will produce as much as any tarm three or four times its price. ... .';We : vknow the place well, and can recommend it. . PRICE—£B 10s; £IOOO - cash. INVESTORS— Inspect this : y ] : at once. ;.QWP ACRES—L.I.P. at £l, situated <0 i O f ew miles from;Matamata, and 5 miles■ from railway station; 400 to 500 acres . in grass, practically all .ploughable, ; 30 acres in turnips. The ■'property is sub-divided into 8 paddocks, and is "well watered: The buildings •consist of a good tota-ra house of six' rooms, with bathroom, washhouse, etc, hot water' 1 , service, large building, comprising. sta,bles, .implements shed, and a :storeroorh, 40 x .20. ''This could, easily be converted.to any use r The property would ;make\four splendid farms, and is easv.flat to. Jiindulatirig land. The farm ih-itsnresefrt state will carry 600 sheep and 50" head of. cattle," 'oh with improvement'would be equal to any £3O dairyna: bnd in the district.. Owner will cosnider good morteapes and cash. PRICE—£IO; £IOOO Cash, DAIRY FARM Going Concern •»>f&/Y ACRES—AII in grass and culti,&\3\J vation, situated in a prosperous district, and adjoining the Railway Station. The land is of real Rood qualitv, and is th e easiest of rolling downs' being for the most part practicallv flat; it is splendidly watered, and is subdivided ' into 10 paddocks. The nroporty has a good road frontage and a valuable hedge on road boundary, also other hedges and plantations. Ihe buildings comprise comfortable house of 4 rooms -nnd man's room, large up-to-date stable and store rooms, large -implement, shed, and a first-class con•creted cowshed and. yard, replete with everv modern convenience, new 4-cow plant and n S me, also A.L. separator •The stock going in comprise u 6 7;ood cows 1 bull, 5 draught horses, several nio-s:' also a good range of implements ■and new trap, with all harness, tools, ietc. and 8 tons of manure. The owner is coins into hospital very shortly, and •must sell. This is a stood farm. PRICE—£26; £I2OO cash. WARD STREET,