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LAND NOTICES, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. • iftAK ACRES, 1 mile from Morton, one of JLutlfciJ the best and most beautiful properties in Bangitikei, all level aud ploughable, all virgin soil, and carrying in present stato upwards of yi)00 sheep, cattle, aud horses; 13 paddocks, 13-roomed bouse, good outbuildings, lodgehouse, etc.; well watered.by springs and dams. It has threo road frontages, and woull cut up to good advantage for dairying or goneral purposes, and is within 1J miles of a cheese- factory. The property is known as "Warleigh,".stands high and commands a magnificent view of the sea and surrounding country to Knpiti and liana, distant towns, mountains, aud ranges. Farms farther from Marton in same direction have been cut up aud Bold in smaller areas for residential purposes at largo prices. The climate in and about Marton is very good and healthy, and the property itself is much like a Home Park, Native growth, interspersed with grass, etc. An ideal site for a Sanatorium or for a man of means. Pressure has often been used to induce the owner to cut the property up for residential and other purposes, bat ho has refused nil offers in that direction. It has been in the hands of the original owner for about fifty years, and ho has exercised the greatest care in making and keeping it in good repair, and at the same time laying it off in accordance with his Homeland views. It practically joins the Borough of Marton, and contains some of the finest residential sites in the district. Tho selling price is .£23 per acre, on terms to be arranged, stock at valuation, or negotiations wonld bo entertained for an exchange at prices and terms to lie arranged. Marton is the County town of Rangitikei County, and one of the most progressive towns in the North Island. It is also the Junction of the North Island Main Trunk Railway. It is 460 feet above sea level, contains a large Preparatory Boarding School for Boys and one for Girls, High and Technical Schools, and being so central will in time become the largest manufacturing and, distributing centre in the Island.- ' 939 Our March Land Guide is now ready for issue, and will bo sent free to any address on application. J. HARRIS AF>3O SOW, LAND AGENTS. MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION. 2 SPLENDID DAIRY FARMS. REMARKABLY EASY TERMS. 1 (\l)i ACRES, all in grass, 50 acres flat, 150 XUy gently undulating, well watered and subdivided; new 4-roomcd house; close to thriving township, creamery, and school. Price XlB per acre. QAA ACRES, all in grass, well watered and *W subdivided; good β-roomed house and conveniences, and all necessary outbuildings; 1200 acres flat, balance undulating; 2i miles from thriving township, cUso to creamery and school. Price ,£2O per acre. Terms for the above 2 properties, 10 per cent, deposit., 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance 7i years at 5 per cent. FIRST-CLASS CROPPING FARM. Oft-f ACHES, well watered and subdivided, Mix mosfly flat, all ploughable, 5-roomod house, stable, etc.; 4 miles from Feilding. Price £15 15s. per acre; terms JS7OO cash; balance o years at 5 per cent. C. SNOW AND'CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. FOR EXCHANGE. 3 HOUSES, no. mortgage, lot at 365. per week, for good ! >u'y Farm of about 100 acres: Equity JiWOO. 1 AAA ACRES, Freehold, 3-sheop country, xDUU for unencumbered property. Equity, JSGOOO. : FOR SALE, 500 Acres, Freehold, guaranteed 2J-sheep country, all clear, all in grass; 100 acres flat, all necessary buildings. Price, £10. Apply for further particulars. Only a miles from good town. FOR EXCHANGE, Sheep Farms, Dairy Farms, Town Sections, Hotels, etc. COCHRANE & BUTEMENT, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. , CBBO no ACRES. •« ak ACRES, -j no ACRES. BEING SUBDIVISIONS OF "HOLDERS" WOODVILLE FARM. the neighbouring property and of sinri--IL lar quality of land to the Hon. J. D. Oγmond's, where four crops of rape have been grown in four successive years, on the eatae paddock, sown broadcast, and without any manure. The fourth crop is now a dense growth, almost burrying the lambs, and without the sign of a leaf turning colour, "ho grass which will coino without being sown after the rapo will winter 4 hoggets to tho acre. Five to six tons of clover hay can be grown to the acre in one teason, and a large number of lambs then fattened on the afterniath. There is no finer fattening or dairying land in the Dominion; 10d. per lb. is being paid for butter fat at the creameries close bj. Prico, <£30 per acre, on the easiest terms. LATHAM & CO., Sole Agents, WOODVILLE LAND AGENCI, i il'Lean Street, Woodville. CIO6B ■_—. ——-———— —— U.F.C.A., MERCHANTS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH. i>OC ACRES, 10 miles from Palmerston HifO North; half L.1.P., balance 0.R.P.; I;>s acres in grass, some second growth, balauco in busii, which tho owner is now felling; all rmglenceu; wharo on property; a neverfailing supply of water; property ivithin a (tone's thiow sold for il3 per acre; well worth inspection. Price, ij lus. per acre; about il/uO cash. fAAn ACRES, .Native Lease, up the WaoWU nganui River;42years to ruu at 9d. and Is. 6d. per acre; some clearing; balance uuoh; 3-saeep country when in grass; healthy climate. Porperty well watered by streams and springs. Aearly all ploughable. Whare on the place. For an expenditure of about i'2ooo on tliis place a return of from jCSOOO to ,£IO,OOO would be assured. Owner is prepared to oxchange interest lor i'ii.i i-roperty. Consideration on application. 1 9/IPJ AC . RES on tho iMain Trun k Line. A L/yjriiO uico Grazing Run; ail cleared; 300 aer« ploughablo; largo woolshed fitted with slieep-shearinj machinery, engine,, etc.; sevenroomed house, niceiy laid out with all conveniences. Winters 2000 shoep, 50 cattle, 20 horses. Price, £6 10s. Terms on application. At the price, this is an investment where a man cannot lose money, ns in" laud must rise in value in the next year or two. C 926 11Q7 ACKSS good land In MID-CANTER--1101 BURY Tho owner, having purchased a Sheoj Run, has instructed mo to dispose of this splendid holding on the Easiest of Terms. Tho Prico asked as a going concern being ,£15,000. Tho Stock consists of 1000 sheep, 20 horses, and a splendid stock of farm implements, including an old engine and shearing machines. The homestead, is *ery complete and up-to-date, consisting of a good houso of R rooms and all modern conveniences, including hot and cold water; Installed stable, iinploineiit shed, shearing shed, granary, trnpshed, man's whare, and sheep yards. This property will grow splendid oats, rape, and turnips, and is situated only C miles from railway and convenient to school. Being so splendidly adapted for all-round farming, this excellent property should command attention. Prico, as a going concern, ,£15,000, and tho owner will accept ,£2500 down, Iho balitnco to remain for a term of years to bo arranged at 5 per cent. Fol. 91. fiAA ACRES, good mixed farm, located in oUV tho far-famed ELLESMEKE DISTRICT, varying from land that will grow 40 bushels per aero of wheat to good, medium land which will grow tho best of turnips, outs, and rape. Good houso of 12 rooms, and conveniences, also usual outbuildings. Well by races and natural streams. Only 1 mill from school, and 1J miles from railway. A bargain at tho prico asked. PRICE J)9 10s. per acre. Fol. G2 A. E. CRADDOCK, FARM AND GENERAL ESTATE AGENT, 154-C HEKfiFOKD Sl'llEEl". CHIUSTCHUKCH..

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 449, 6 March 1909, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 449, 6 March 1909, Page 16

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