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

LIMITED Auctioneers & Valuators Wool Brokers Stock, Station and Land Salesmen Victoria St., Hamilton (Next to the Union Bank.) ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN NEW ZEALAND. SITUATED on the Shores of ROTORUA LAKE. THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME is built of solid concrete with tile roof and is quite unique in design. The interior is perfectly designed to reduce the cost of up-keep to a minimum The large entrance hall is lined with , English oak. Facing the hall is the smdke room which can be shut off by sliding doors. The dining room on the right and the drawing room 0 n the left are both beautifully situated rooms facing the lake. A«->-"'--™ -i™ h™'--lish plate glass ai provide an equisite picture. _ The bedrooms are arranged in suites, each containing their own'bathrooms. The bathrooms are a special leatureot the house. The floors being mosiac tiles and the walls white tiles, the baths are sunk into the floor Separate hot and cold showers and fitted with every appointment. The kitchen walls are "white tiles, everything Deing designed to save work. The billiard room is upstairs and contains a lull size table practically _ new This is an ideal room, and specially built for the purpose. There are numerous outbuildings including a married couples house, motor garage, cow bails. The grounds are very picturesque. Attached to the homestead there are oU acres of very rich.knd, carrying a wonderful sole of milking 15 cows. There is over a mile ot lake frontage, and, if desired, numerous very valuable sections could be cut off, this being the only land adjoining the lake that is available. It is barely a mile to the property from the Lake House Hotel. Fishing boat and bathing in abundance. In recommending this magnificent property, we do so with every confidence. It is one of the most BEAUTIFUL SPOTS in New Zealand and must become more valuable. It is ill everv sense a h o me to be proud of. The 'house could not be built to-day tor less than £I2OOO. PRICE £10,500. The owner will consider mortgages as part payment or might take city property. Arrangements can be made to INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT. MATAMATA SOMETHING SPECIAL WE CAN RECOMMEND. GOOD CUTTING-UP PROPOSITION. PAA ACRES—Splendid Dairy Farm. tf-W Homestead is nicely situated. Surrounded by grove of trees. Ihe owner has been on this farm tor io ears, and, being a practical farmer, as got the place in good heart. J has not been on the market tience no inflated price. About halt the farm is easy rolling country, balance nice and flat, all easy to Pl° u g h - There are 27 acres in good oats, dU acres for turnips, and 30 acres being rot ready for autumn sowing; balance ,n good grass. This is the first year owner has gone in for dairying, and has 120 dairy cows; also carrying oU head of mixed stock, 20 horses, and number of sheep. Carried last year | 1000 breeding ewes. Eight-bail cowshed, concreted, with milking machines and separator. Property is well subdivided, and well watered. Easily the best farm in the district; 2 miles from school, 5 miles to railway station by irood road. Owner will sed half or trie lot. Price, £36 per acr.v £3OOO cash. Balance 5 years at 54 per cent. JNo mortgage. Will consider good hrst mortgage as part payment. Inspect at once. It will sell soon. J. CLOTHIER AND CO. SOLE AGENTS, TOWN HALL. MATAMATA. 'Phone 96. Box 42. 1 aa ACRES, freehold, one of the JL"l* best little dairy farms in the Waikato, has all been ploughed and now in best grasses. Buildings are oj the best, consisting of seven roomed house, h. and c. water,. etc., . motor shed, cowshed with machines installed, implement shed and all necessary outbuildings- Will carry 50 to 60 dairy cows and young stock, 12 paddocks, all splendidly watered. Close to school and cheese factory. First time offered for sale and there is only one mortgage due in six years. Altogether this is a really good proposition for a man who wants a fir«t-class farm. PRICE £75 per a" re. Terms £*ooo cash. W. Riddel! and Co., PAUL'S ARCADE. HAMILTON. 940 ACRES LEASE, with right to .v-AO purchase £l4 per acre; all in good grass, well watered and subdivided; one mile from station. Price, £3O per acre. Terms: House and sheds to the value of £6OO to be built on property, with £250 cash as deposit. Will exchange for good Mortgage of House property. 7± ACRES—7O acres in grass, ba<- '' 2 anew unimproved; house four rooms, six-bailed cowshed and engineroom ; £ mile from cheese factory and school; 3-cow milking plant goes with property. Price, £3O per acre. £oUO cash down. MATAMATA— One-acre Section, with 5-roomed house and shop; receiving'rental. £1 10s per week . Price, £I3OO. Cash deposit, £3OO. Balance five years at six per cent. Good cutting-up proposition - LAND AGENTS, TOWN HALL. MATAMATA THREAD the smallest needle <piit; pnsilv with perfectly fitted Glasses p c'mhOTT. hyesi-ht s-peciah*'..