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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14367, 20 May 1920, Page 3

I HE Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneeriog Co., Ltd, VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON YOU WANT A SMALL FARMJUST MOTE THIS BETWEEN HAMILTON AND CAMBRIDGE. rf> ACHES, first-class Cambridge *'•J' land, 50 acres in grass, "i m swedes, -i in fallow; watered by ram; close to everything. There is a new 4-roomed house and a four double-bail cowshed. PRICE Cob (for one month only)Deposit £IOOO. NOTE.—This- farm is in the midst of £IOO stuff, and will sell to the right man at sight. THE THRIVING WAIKATO GOING CONCERN. 246 A CRES Heavy loam on sandy clay, clean and warm, half flat; balance easiest of rolling downs; all lying well to the sun. 211 acres in permanent grass (16 acres new), 35 acres swedes and 2 acres orchard. Watered by creeks and mills, and enclosed with sheep-proof fencing and live hedges, and sheltered by plantations. Adjoins Railway Station, Post Office, Store, Smithy, School, etc. Supplies Dried Milk Factory. The homestead comprises 8-roomed Kauri residence with modern appointments, 2-roomed cottage, manure shed, chaff room, implement shed, calf shed and cowshed; all sound and in good order. The cowshed has concreted floors and yard. THE PRICE, including 80 cows, 2-t heifers, 1 bull, 5 horses, 18 pigs, all implements and milking plant, is £63>. Deposit £3OOO. NOTE.—This property is guaranteed to carry 100 milking cows. A RARE OFFER. ACRES, realty good land, ot SOU w hi c h half is dark loamy lowns and the balance tirst-class silt lats, all capable of being brought into leavy pasture, by top-dressing a porion' now and putting the remainder [own into rooi crops and new grass in ;eason. There are 15 acres in swedes incl a fair number of cows can be nilkcd nest season, there being CO head jf stock on the property at present. _ There is a sound kauri house of six coins with pantry and bathroom, 6mil cowshed with engine and separator ooms, large barn, implement shed and eanto. , , The farm is abundantly watered by prings and streams, and the mortgages ire in pood order. 1 he school is 2 miles* ho railway 4* miles and Hamilton 6 niles distant. TRICE £25. Deposit £BOO. NOTE.—A reduction for more cash. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. p O R gALE - £33 All has been heavy bush laud. 480 acres in good grass; 200 acres of this have been stumped and ploughed. About 150 acres standing bush. Well watered and divided into seven paddocks. „ , Carrying at present ISO cattle and 400 sheep. Title: 413 acres Freehold, 220 acres L.I.P.

Rent, £4 per annum. PRICE, £l7 10s per cash. Balance can remain for seven years at six per cent. This properly is four miles from a good town, and w e ll worth inspection. HOUSE AND DARING’S BUILDINGS FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM AT £22 PER ACRE. All in grass, except about 10 acres turnips, all plougliablc, and, except for few acres rolling, all flat; well watered by a good shingle bottom trout stream. The farm is in a good position, in a good dairy district. It adjoins school; mail delivery; every convenience. CASH £SOO. Balance Easy. This is a GOOD LITTLE FARM of pod quality land, in one of the few i/.iiry districts where prices at present leave a margin for further advance. Apply sharp lo HOT SPRINGS, OKOROIRE. Telegrams, “Willis, Okoroire.” HAMILTON 108 A CKES ’ A. J 9 GREAT GUTTING - UP nonar« ut r

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES AMD FARiVJLETS. OtA ACRES, FREEHOLD, only 1 ~ mile from HAMILTON BOR. OUGH BOUNDARY, ON MAIN ROAD. Also a road nearly round the property and through the centre, which makes it an IDEAL PROPERTY for SUBDIVISION. Close to a large school. MOTOR CAR SERVICE DAILY. The land is well WATERED, lies nicely to the sun, easy to work, and of good quality. Excellent view-. F'nt to rolling. HEALTHY LOCALITY. The owner will sell la one lot at the LOW PRICE OF £35 PER ACRE, £I6OO CASH DEPOSIT. Or will subdivide to suit, purchasers. E. C. STANLEY AND COOPER SMITH HAND AGENTS, WARD STREET, HAMILTON. ’Phone 369. GOING Away? SentT ror Loughlin, the Auctioneering specialists.