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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14521, 19 November 1920, Page 3

f A GOING CONCERN fMPROVED T7ARM. | ORRINSVILLE ])ISTRICT. 2HEEP AND PATTLE P.OUNTRY. QATTLE Q( 22ft ACRES < level t 0 un dulatin «- ~ A " fairly heavy ti-tree land, running back to the hill?, mostly ploughable and can be easily and rapidly improved. There are nine subdivisions, with 35 acres in grass, 20 acres in fodder crops, 15 acres fallow, 3 acres bush and grass on the rising country, which is going back into tl-tree. Watered by springs and bore. No noxious weeds. School adjoins. Hard '■ road to Morrinsville. The home is a nearly new bungalow, hot and cold water, porcelain bath and lavatory basin, 'phone, commodious and convenient and nicely situated. There are also a 4-bail cowshed and Implement shed. The live and dead stock consists of 10 Jersey Cows, 1 well-bred Jersey bull, 4 yearling Jersey heifers, 1 yearling steer, i 6-month Jersey heifer, 5 Jersey calves, 1 bay mare (7 years), 1 set R. and G. disc harrows (12 blades, good as new), 1 set 9ft. chain and tripod harrows. 1 s.f. Oliver plought ("Crescent" with extra shear), 1 new 3-horse set of trees, 1 new 6ft. clod crusher, 1 strong sledge, i share In new 11-coulter M.H. drill, J share in Walter A. Wood hay rake, carpenter's bench, grinding stone, wheelbarrow, milk can barrow, 4 slashers, scythe handle and 3 good blades, maul, spade, collar, hames, winkers and 2 sets plough chains; 1 5-gal. cream can, 5 buckets, 2 milk dishes, 3 galvanised baths, 1 table,' 1 small fancy gate, 2 pairs new Scotch T hinges, 1 small churn, about 80 posts, 1 new Sharpies suction feed separator (78 gallons), 3 milk cans, some timber, 5 cow covers, 1 hofse cover, quantity lime, manure, wed peas, seed maize, millet, all window blinds and kitchen lino., and numerous sundries. The mortgages are being re-arrang-TERMS £I6OO, BALANCE 5 YEARS AT • 6 PER CENT. THE Farmers'Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. VICTORIA BTREET. HAMILTON Gould & Hetherington LAND AGENTS, NGAUUAWAHIA. 100 ACRES > L - T - T - and Deeds; 75 'J-"" acres grass and 'lb fallow, 4roomCd house and outshed, 4-bail cowshed with engine room t concreted"), pig sty, etc. Uoing concern, including i£s cows, bull, i horses, implements, Treloar plant and separator; 3i miles from township. Price £45 per acre. £BOO cash. (1378) 1 J.7ft ACRES- freehold, situated on ■»■*•" Lake Whangape.lo miles from Rangiriri by water and about 12 miles by road from Huntly; ring fenced and divided into 11 paddocks, about 4UO acres in grass, over 100 acres b>ien ploughed, the whole block is nearly all ploughable; there is about 400 acres of good drained swamp, balance ti-tree and cabbage trees with rough feed all through; 5-roomed house, woolshod, yards, stable, cow yard and also another large shed; good orchard; cream boat passes twioe week, also carries mail, passengers and goods; telephone in house from Rotongaro P.O. Price £7 iOs per acre or would sell 500 acres on* the front with improvements and building for £l2 10s per acre. (1838) 707 AGRES > freehold; 500 acres ' grass, 200 acres unimproved, subdivided into 9 paddocks; 100 acres ploughable; 700 sheep and 100 head cattle; watered by running streams and springs; 5 miles from school and creamery; 5-roomed house, water laid on, wash-house, tubs, etc., shearing shed, trap shed. Price £9 10s per acre. Terms £IOOO cash, balance 5 years at f>i per cent. Would take good rental property or sound mortgage. (1384) A GOOD FARM AT A LOW PRICE. *r\i\ ACRES, FREEHOLD Dairy &X.VJ itsm m a g 00(J digtfjotj 2 1 , miles Irom railway station, creamery, etc; all absolutely level country, all in jrrass and clover except 25 acres in turnipswell watered, river boundary; well fenced and subdivided. The buildings comprise cowshed with milking plant (concreted yards), Implement shed and ■mall cottage of 3 rooms; buildings all new. This property is surveyed Into two farms of 100 and 116 acres each. PBICE only £2B per acre on easy terms. This is a great opportunity to get into a made dairy farm at an exoep tlonally low figure. A. J. WILLIS. HOT SPRINGS. OKURODUL WANTED TO BUY. ■OABBIT SKINS, SHEEP SKINS. I* HIDES. TALLOW. HORSE HAIR. WE ARE CASH BUYERS, country Consignments Receive Special Attention. Consign to the—* tfRISGO AND JJOMINIOM J£XPORT COCOOK STREET, AUCKLAND. C (Near Town Hall). Telephone 2898 A. WING sold lease, all goods must b sold this week. Kapok bedding rrnnri nualitv, bordered and tufted, fuii *l°e 659, usual price 80s; 4ft. 60s; 3ft ' 4" s 6d: 3ft - stretchers - 3 ~ 9 6d - To arrive; —Dropside cots, 64s 6d; -pftees with squab and cushion. £4 19s 64; Ji.edske.ads. all sizes, 4fe Ui 6jn*.7Ji9,