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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14253, 2 January 1920, Page 3

A GOOD INVESTMENT. WOULD PASS "GOVERNMENT VALUATION FOR SOLDIER. 100 ACRES in two 50-acre sections, situated in a eood district 14 miles from Hamilton, IPacres are now in grass, 10 acres m gwamp which can be easily drained; 3 P at present go all over-it and a few acres are lying fallow for turnips. There is a four-roomed house on the place, winch is half a mile from School, PO and cream collecting depotGoods are landed by river one mile dU ff recommend an early inspection „f this Farm, which will be worth double the Hioney with further inu A GOOD SHEEP FARM. SUITABLE FORTWO SOLDIERS. 567 ACRES Of limestone and volcanic, bush country comprising 500 acres O.R F., 10s, ana 67 acres -Freehold, all lying exceptionally well to the sun, nnd a really good healthy P ace. AH it. grass excepting 10 SsVhelter bush, i,,- Brasses are chiefly best Enghshuu-- Buddings fortable; shearing *l..ed and yards and concrete aip. d There are seven subdivisions and fwii-es are first-class. . '"the school =s S;mU«. ffpygj pas.es within 3 nil e, wharf 11 miles and the property is 30 miles from H The stock cameb in winter.comprise 600 pure-bred sheep, 125 cattle, and 14 h °The'property would easily carry 750 rinnk sheen, besides cattle. This is the best little place we know n fS ndM S cheap at the money. £9lGs. £llOO cash. Unencumbered. SUBURBAN FARM. FIVE MILES "FROM HAMILTON, j going"concern. 150 ACRES «f valley land, U acres easy undulating V the y balance Bat, all snugly situate a^he h r°e rS is-a good sL«osmed Igjj, commanding a wide outlook, an 8 Dan cow-shed, trap-shed, etc. , The School is 14 miles distant, and a Main Trunk railway- rtwjj 4 «Jj JtfS&jSS buckets and tools. PP TOE £ ? >o Deposit, tsuiJ. NOTE TO PARENTS, can onm a substantial living on this arm d if vou wish, furnish your children with both primary and secondary education at the same time. WAIPA RIVER FLAT. EIG HT HlLg^s ) iMMON 101 ACRES ' tins: of 60 acres best TVaipa Wat, which will grow anything i heavy pasture, and has been t4O years. Ine Dai dating land of good ood heart. Land ,d this tarm na* been sold at over £6O an acre. There are 2 acres o swedes and 1 orchard in fu» b6 The liomestead comprises a 5-roomed and a two-road frontage, and is well watered by river and springsThis farm wintered easily 38. cows, i,t,11 20 calves, 2 horses, and Xi pigs. bU The Scboo V rPost Office, Stores, etc, ar ?.RlcE? Acre. Deposit. £500; FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED BUS! LAND DECEASED ESTATE. MUST BE SOLD. 256 ACRES of best hilly bush country, well fenced with seven w res, totara posts and -nan battens. There are 220 acres in K ood stronp grass, consisting of cocksfoot, rye, lotus major, white clover, etc., and there is an abundance of feed, especially on the hdls and spurs. The land is perfectly clean and the burns have been most successful, me bush has been very heavy mixed, consisting of large totara, t a wa, rata, rirrin. kahikatea. etc. There is an abundance of fencing oosts. both totara and bmau, on the prWrtv which is abundantly watered bVclear streams with hard bottomsThe property will carry 100 head of cattle and is ideal, for sheepThere is a three-roomed cottage, which has been very well built, buwhich is falling into disrepair through d! The "Farm is five miles from Ngaruawahia by flood road, and is situated in a nbarminc locality. "&* T t£ Title is Renewable crown Lease, with 58 years to run, at the low annual rental of £l2, subject o rebate of £1 14s if paid promptly, and is re newable for 00 years fca tes.. £s 6s s. The Goodwi! is £5 10s. which just represents the cost of The property is unencumbered, and the terms cash. Farmer*' Cooperative AuctJor-etringCft, Lid, V.'AkM). STREET.