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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14254, 3 January 1920, Page 3

ABRAHAM WILLI V 1C srvfl & u 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. mfflS BEAUTIFUL HOME is built of A 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 ball is lined with Englfsh oak. Facing the hall is the smoke room which can bo shut off by sliding doors. The dining room on the right and the drawing room on the left are both beautifully situated rooms facing the lake. All windows are g lish plate glass and are arranged „o provide an equisite picture. The bedrooms are arranged in suites, each containing their own bathrooms. The bathrooms are a special feature_ of the house. The floors, being mosiao tiles and the walls white tiles, the baths are sunk into the floor. Separate hot and cqld showers and fitted with every appointment. The kitchen wal s are white tiles, everything beingdesigned to save work. The billiard room is upstairs and contains a full size table practically new. Thisi 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 30 acres of very rich land, carrying, a wonderful sole of grass, milking lo cows. There■ is over a mile of lake frontage, and, if desired, numerous very valuable sections could be cut off, this being the only land adjoining the lake that i* It is barely a mile to the property from the Lake House Hotel. I ishin*, boat and bathing in abundance; In recommending this magnificent property, we do so with 0^ r L c .°J!' fidence. It is one of the most BEAUTIFUL SPOTS in New Zealand and must become more valuable. It is in every sense a h o me to be proud ot. 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 ItsSPECT BY APPOINTMENT. MATAMATA SOMETHING SPECIAL WE CAN RECOMMEND. GOOD CUTTING-UP PROPOSITION. KftA ACRES—Splendid Dairy Farm, OUU Homestead is nicely situated. Surrounded by grove of trees. The owner has been on this farm for lo years, and, being a practical farmer, has got the place In good heart, ihis farm has not been on. the market, hence no inflated price. About halt the farm is easy rolling country, balance nice and flat, all easy to plough. There are 27 acres in good oats, 30 acres for turnips, and 30 acres being got ready for autumn sowing; balance in good grass. This is the first year owner has gone in for dairying, and has 120 dairy cows; also carrying oO 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 good road. Owner will sell half or the lot. Price, £36 per acre. £3OOO cash. Balance 5 years at ty per cent. No mortgage. Will consider good first mortgage as part payment. Inspect at once. It will sell soon. J. CLOTHIER AND SOLE AGENTS, CO. TOV/N HALL. MATAMATA. ’Phone 96. Box 42. 00 ACKESj freehold, one of the best little dairy farms in the faikato, has all been ploughed and jw in best grasses. Buildings are 0 f le beet, consisting of seven roomed ouse, h. ana c. water; etc. ; motor led, oowshed with machines installed, iplement shed and all necessary outrildings. Will carry 50 to 60 dairy nvs and young stock, 12 paddocks, 1 splendidly watered. Close to school id cheese factory. First timo offered ir sale and there is only ono mortgage j e in six years. Altogether this is a ■ally good proposition for a man who ants a first-class farm. PRICE £75 :r a re. Terms £ 3 OOO cash. W. Riddel! and Co., PAUL’S ARCADE. HAMILTON. 4 O ACRES LEASE, with right to purchase £l4 per acre; all in >od grass, well watered and subvided; one mile from station, Price, 30 per acre. Terms: House and leds to the value of £6OO to be built i property, with £250 cash as deposit, ’ill exchange for good Mortgage of ouse property. ACRES- t 7O acres in grass, bal--1 • ance unimproved; house four 10ms, six-bailed cowshed and engine,orn; i mile from cheese factory and ihool; 3-cow milking plant goes with -operty. Price, £3O per acre. £SOO ish down. oTATAMATA —One-acre Section, with 'A 5-roomed house and shop; reccivig rental, £1 10s per week . Price, 1300. Cash deposit, £3OO. Balance ve years at six_ per cent. Good itting-up proposition - PEAT AND €O., LAND AGENTS. TOWN HALL, MATAMATA rpHREAD the smallest needle quite -■- easily with perfectly fitted Glasses —H. GROCOTT. Eyesight Specialist., Hamilton.