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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14613, 14 March 1921, Page 2

MOORE-JONES BROS. EXCHANGES OHOICE LAND CLAUDE Ideal aspect for building. £1250. Owner will taKe mortgage or /"•. house for his equity. We have two first-class residences for sale. Owners leaving district. Will exchange for homes in Auckland. VERY GOOD FARMS IN CAMBRIDGE AND MORRTNSVILLE Eaoh slightly over 100 acres,' priced £6O an acre. Going concern. Owners of either farm will take' house property or mortgage in payment. One is retiring from farming, the other leaving the district through ill-health. Any reasonable offer or exchange considered. * (149/97) Cf\ ACRES, rich Improved drained swamp, with 20 acres higher , terraces; wintered 26 cows, three horses, with crops. House 4 rooms ('Phone on), washhouse, aqd cowshed. Railway, school, and P.O. 2J miles. Cream collected or can supply Glaxo or Cheese. Price , £65 per acre, £9OO cash, or will exchange for Hamilton house and little cash. (250) YOU A J? ARM? OWNER REQUmES HOME—WILL TAfcE YOURS IN PART PAYMENT. ■J QQ ACRES, 0.R.P., formerly heavy • bush land, now 140 acres grass, balance useful bush. Watered by streams and sheep-fenced. Will winter now over 200 ewes and milking cows, capable of carrying considerably more by improvement; adjoining farm doing over two ewes to acre. New house 6 rooms, township and school | mile, cream carts pass. Railway 11 miles by metalled roads. Owner retiring through 111-health. Wants home In Hamilton. Price £ls per acre. Government mortgage £350. There is money in this farm. What offers? WE HAVE A SPLENDID LIST OP HOUSES OFFERED FOR SALE . Q.IVB TJS A rpURN. Your Inquiries Solicited. MOORE-JONES BROS. VICTORIA STREET, 'Phones. Office 2029; Residence 1979.1 QJHEEP AND QATTLE QOUNTRY, A CRES 635 A CRES. ALL IN GRASS. WATERED RY CREEKS & SPRINGS. WINTERED 900 SHEEP 120 HEAD 21 & 3J-YEAR-OLO CATTLE 6 HORSES 4 COWS "DUILDINGS—HOUSE FOUR ROOMS, WOOL SHED, TRAP SHED, HARNESS ROOM, ; CONCRETE DIP. pRICE, £g 10/. PE R ACRE. A. W. JONES LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TE AWAMUTU. "ACE" '-CYLINDER 71TOTOR QYCLB. "THE FINEST THING ON TWO WHEELS." The speed of the "ACE" will astound you; its power will surprise you; its cosy comfort you will notice on your first half-mile; cleanliness, quietness, smoothness.- beauty of line and finish will grow on you day by day. But the thing that will win you, unconsciously perhaps, is not the speed alone, not the power alone, nor yet the comfort. You will come to the "ACE" and stay with the "ACE" because in it you will And a happy combination of most of those qualities you have been looking for —hoping for—for years. Some of the outstanding features are:—4-cylinder engine with overhead enclosed inlet valves, 27 x 31 tyres, tool box enclosed In petrol tank, Is- - tubing used In frame, two independent contracting brakes on either side of rear wheel, no oil tank. All oil Is contained in sump. "Hot-Spot" manifold, permitting the use ' of low grade fuels. We will be pleased to call on anyone interested and demonstrate the sterling qualities of this wonderful machine. Full supplies of spare parts in stock. We are Cambridge and District Agents for the famous "INDIAN" and "HARLEY-DAVIDSON" Motor Cycles, and can supply from stock any model of these reliable machines. Cash, Terms, or Exchange. W. SOUTER & CO.V CAMBRIDGE. 150 ACRES AT £l2 10s. *7i"t ACRES in grass, 25 acres under cultivation, 50 acres open fern and tutu land; easy undulating, practically all ploughablu; fenced and divided into several paddocks; lean-to 2 rooms; at present carrying 30 head young cattle. This is new country of good quality. The 75 acres has been in temporary grass and clover, and now needs reploughing, when a good sole of permanent pasture will be obtained, suitable for dairying. The property is situated handy to a cream cart, adjoining a school, and within reasonable distance of the railway by a really good road. £4OO is asked as deposit, and the balance can remain on first mortgage for 5 years. A good opportunity for a young man to get in easily and make a good dairy farm. J. C. FOSTER TE AWAMUTU.