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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 62, Issue 5, 15 May 1941, Page 343

LAND —THE BEST PERMANENT INVESTMENT. SPLENDID FARMS, HANDY TO TAURANGA, AT VERY LOW PRICES First time any of these have been on the market, owners having bought them all in from the rough. 42 ACRESI7I acres Freehold Title, 24 acres renewable Native Lease. Rent £l5 per annum. All undulating land, good black loam soil, watered by electric pump and springs, 5 paddocks. ■' 4roomed . house, electric stove, electric lights, open fireplace. 3-bail cowshed, separator room; 11 miles from school. Tar-sealed road. PRICE ONLY 100, including 17 cows, 4 heifer calves, bull, horse, separator, poultry, etc. Only £650 cash required. This farm will carry 25 cows. 64 ACRES—Freehold Title. All undulating land; 56 acres in grass, balance fern, 7 paddocks, numerous barberry hedges. Practically new all-electric 4roomed bungalow. 4-bail cowshed. Separator room. Garage. 11 miles school, 41 miles station. PRICE ONLY £2lOO, including 26 cows, 2 bulls, 9 calves, 6 pigs, 2-cow milking plant, 2 electric motors, separator, skim milk pump, mowing machine, disc harrows, plough, 160 ft. “in. piping, all shed equipment, including electric heater. AS LOW AS £5OO DEPOSIT ACCEPTED AS FULL GOING CONCERN IF PURCHASER GIVES SECURITY OVER STOCK, OR £7OO DEPOSIT AND STOCK HANDED OVER UNENCUMBERED. Full particulars of the above from:— JNO. GREY AUCKLAND 1-3 Winstone Bldg., Queen Street. Telephones: 43-668 and 45-062. After Hours, 28-216. TAURANGA—R. F. Moorhead, 6th Avenue. Telephone 707.