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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14597, 22 February 1921, Page 2

MOORE-JOKES BROS. EXTRAORDINARY 90 C ows 0 N 85 ACRES - IDLE TALK. If you want the pick of Hauraki Plains, we can show you 85 acres which is carrying to-day (on 80 acres grass and 4 acres maize) GO dairy cows, 30 dry cows, 35 weaned calves, 2 horses, 40 pigs. These rich juicy flats with river on boundary will do well 75 dairy cows. Situated close to steamer landing, and only 2« miles from P. 0., store and factory. The cowshed and milking plant are up-to-date. New three-roomed cottage (on concrete foundation), bathroom, pantry, h. and o. water, washhouse and man's room. A super-quality farm for £125 per acre. Terms etc., on application. NOTE. —Butter-fat during last four months averaged IGOOIb monthly, although half the herd oonsists of heifers. Owner Is really 111, and must quit solely on health account. (221) QFFER WANTEDKA ACRES, situated about four miles from Hamilton on metal road; school handy, rural delivery, 'phone on and cream cart passes. Land is all ploughable and easy undulating. House 6 rooms, man' sroom, storeroom and concreted cowshed with milking plant and separator. • Farm is for absolute sale on account of owner's iL-health. He will include cows, horses and young stock. DepDsit and price to suit a genuine buyer. Adjoining land without buildings selling for over £7O per acre. What offers? Inquiry invited. (113) £I4OO T HB LOT--5@7 ACRES, with Ideal frontage, unimproved, out 40 acres ready to burn, grass seed on spot; handy to wharf and P.O. Owner will accept any good investment for his equity. A workers opportunity. (136) pARMERS* JJOME. 17XTRA choioe Bungalow, elevated position, commanding best outlook in Hamilton, with nearly 3 acres land well watered, motor shed, telephone on. Splendidly built and in good order. Through owner's departure this must be sold, and has been reduced to make it the cheapest home of its kind available. Offers Invited. MOORE-JONES BROS. VICTORIA STREET. JMALL TQEPOSITS. £lf)A DEPOSIT —Snufc Bungalow uu of 4 rooms and all conveniences, situated Claudelands. Price, £llOO. £1 K A DEPOSIT New 6-roomed v Bungalow and all conveniences. Price, £IOOO. £l5O DEPOSIT New 4-roomed Bungalow and conveniences. Price, £650. £2OO DEPOSIT -- ew 4-roomed Bungalow and every possible convenience. Price, £950. £9AA DEPOSIT New 5-roomed AWVv Bungalow and all conveniences. Situated Claudelands. Price, £1350. £'"soo DEPOSIT 4-roomed Hous« iVMVI/ and all • conveniences, with good i-acre section. Price, £1250. Call in and let us give you further particulars of above and properties. N. C. CRIBBLE & CO. (Opposite House and Daking), VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. JNENCUMBERED '" kl " ''"'" '" v AT VALUATION. fif\X ACRES AT £6 15s PER ACRE. \9\JO only £IOOO deposit required. 150 acres in grass, balance fern and tutu land, three-fourths ploughable, SO acres heavy flats; practically ring fenced, 7 paddocks; well watered by running streams. The buildings comprise a cottage of 4 rooms and a barn. Situated 12 miles from railway. Cream cart passes the gate. This block is well suited for dairying when further improved. It has good road frontage for subdividing. The owner is a genuine seller, and would let the property go for casli at the valuation recently llxed by a well-known Waikato" valuer. £IOOO deposit would be accepted from a sound buyer, leaving the balance on first mortgage for five years a tSJ per cent. If looking for good grazing land- to improve, here's your opportunity. It's well situated on a good main road. H. C. FOSTER AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU. 'EMOVAL XTOTICE. F. McGUIRE LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Has Removed to Premises Oooupied by The Fletcher Milking Machine Co., WARD STREET, HAMILTON. Agencies for the Atlas Insuranoe, Fir* and Accident, Mutual Life and Citizen* ■ Assurance Co., Ltd. BOX 4. 'PHONE 2i05. * CONSTRUCTION WiiS SERVICE STATION. Free Testing and Filling. R. W. I/UCHLAN, ELECTRICAL ENQINEER, Late Test-room Superintendent, Eleo* trie Light Department, Wellington. HAS OPENED IN THE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY SOLDIERS' CLUB, VICTORIA STREET.