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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14364, 15 May 1920, Page 2

King's Theatre, HAMBLTON PRETTY FARM.

100 ACRES —About seven miles from Hamilton, in favoured district; practically all in grass, all plough, able, well watered; 10 paddocks; handy everything. Carrying now about 30 cows; can be made to carry -10 comfortably. Lovely new house, every convenience, 7 rooms, rough-cast, with tiled roof; cowshed, 6 bails, concrete floor, washhouse, implement ihed, etc. PRICK, £65 per Acre. £llOO cash; balance long term: easv. OUR REPORT.—We have inspected, and can recommend this farm. It is situated on a corner, beautifully sheltered There is money in this property, and in comparison with what has been sold recently at higher prices, this is a snip. GOING CONCERN. FAMOUS WAERENGA V T ALLEY. 622 ACRES Large proportion heavy flax country, now thoroughly N drained and in permanent pasture: balance easy undulating, all except perhaps 100 acres in good grass or crop, well watered, all ploughable; situated within about 40 minutes' motor drive from the Main Trunk- Railway line by good metalled road, and under 2 hours from Hamilton; school, creamery, store, etc., about half-mile. Good house 6 rooms, with usual conveniences, Wizard lights, telephone, etc., and full range of outbuildings, including cowshed 8 hails, implement shed, man's loom, etc. Included at price, 80 cows (good herd been culled heavily), pedigree bull, 90 head dry stock, 3 horses, 100 sheep, milking machines, hay stacks, roller drill, top-dressing machine, ploughs, harrows, cart, harness, and all implements necessary to maintain a first-class farm in tip-top order. PRICE as going concern, £3O per acre. Cash required, £6000; balance easy. OUR REPORT.—We have inspected this property, and can strongly recommend it as good value. At present it is understocked. Would make an ideal sheep farm, or grazing run, and also lends itself well to cutting up. Owner will sell without stock if desired. The property, being in a snug little valley, is well sheltered, and is of the type we have difficulty in getting on the books and we expect to sell readily. ,This is on the market for the first time, and we are sole agents.

PRETTY LITTLE FARM. 60 ACRES —Land transfer. Situated ' handy to Hamilton and Cambridge; all ploughable, 50 acres good pasture, balance turnips, 8 paddocks, good fences, watered by rain springs and river, no gully; carrying now 21 cows, 9 young stock, ■i horses; new house, 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery, etc, 4-bail cowshed, concrete yard; rural delivery. Price t'GO. Cash required >;1000, balance 5 years 6 per cent. 100 ACRES —4 miles from station, saleyard, township and P. 0., school only li miles. Tlic property !S well watered, sub-divided* into 9 paddocks, rolling country with 'some of the richest Hats in Waikato, all well drained, good flvcroorned house in ilrst-class order, hot and cold water, telephone-in-stalled, good garden with fruit trees in full bearing; cowshed and separator room with concrete floor. Price £SO per acre Terms arranged We have inspected this property and have no hesitation in recommending ;t to anyone wanting a really good dairy farm. It is beautifully situated in a district where prices are rising rapidly. CLOSE TO HAMILTON AND ONLY £33 PER ACRE. 150 ACRES —Freehold. All in grass except ID acres; all ploughable, fenced and sub-divided into G paddocks. On one side there is a beautiful lake, which, witli numerous springs, affords abundance of never-failing water. The soil ;s good loam suitable for any oJass of farming. The place will carry 50 (tows. ~ At present there are no buildings. Hamilton 44 miles, station 3 J miles, school 1 mile. Price £33 per acre. £GOO cash, balance 5A per cent for 5 years.

GOOD BUSH COUNTRY 1100 ACRES —Land transfer title. Half in grass, half in bush, -1 sub-divi-sions, cattle-proof fences, beautifully watered by good, clear-run-ning streams. Easily 2-sheop country, now unstoeked, but earry- ■ ins 250 head grown cattle. Threeroomed house. School, store, etc. about 3 miles. Owner will exchange for good, small farm or mortgages. Price £6 10s per acre. Cash £I2OO or less to good man who will build. Our Report.—Owner lias another property and finds tins difficult to work in conjunction with his present holding and being in indifferent health, is now anxious to quit, hence the low figure. If this place had been situated nrarer Hamilton it would be cheaper at four times the figure.