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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 619, 23 September 1909, Page 12

HAWKE'S BAY LAMP NOTICES. -■ FOR SALE. . .• ' FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN HAWKE'S BAY. prOOf* ACRES of first-class Sheep Country, OtJO\J wintering equal to about two sheep pel- aero. The property is situated about 25 miles from Waipawa, and about G miles from the Coast, and is undoubtedly part oi' the pick ot the Hawke's Bay hill country. About 41) per cent, of the land, is ploughablc. The. Homestead and all buildings, yards, etc., are particularly complete, being newlyerected. . ' By further subdivision and other improvements tho carrying capacity could bo greatly increased. TERMS. EASY. For. price and further particulars .apply— MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., Wellington or Napier. Or,-. I)E PELICHET, H'LEOD AND CO., , 2653 • , Hastings. ■? ' MANGATARATA ESTATE. THE following Unsold Sections aro now open for Private- Sale, viz.:— ; r Sections. . , . , . Per aero. No. 9 2540 acres !........ £& 0 0 No. 10 2475 acres ,6 00,-. No. 16 1765 acres 6 10 0 No. 17 1510 acres 7 0 0 Terms easy. For further particulars, apply to De .PELICHET,'M'LEOD, AND CO:, Hastings, Solo Agents. .2485 '.' '' FOR SALE.'. ■'■ ■ " RESTAURANT, situated centre of Hastings, good reasons for selling. Worth applying for. Also A FIRST CLASS BUTCHERING BUSINESS XSI in Jlastings, H. 8.,; doing 5 bullocks,: 30 sheep, and smallo Particulars on application. Also, several good Properties on Easy Terms. CHAS. HUGHES, : LAND AGENT, WARREN STREET, HASTINGS.- ■ Cl3Bl HASTINGS. FRUIT FARMS, DAIRY FARMS, SHEEP FARMS, 5 ACRES TO 12,000 ACRES. iy i /\ ACEES, Hasiings, splendid grain-grow-iffcu- ,ing and fattening farm, -rich soil,• i chiefly' drained swamp,'free from floods, well subdivided. House, shed, etc., etc. | Price, .£25 per' acre. ■\ ■ NAPIER. STtREEHOLD, Clarendon Club, Hotel, 1 rood ■ 22 perches, opposite Post Office,.. 6S feet frontage to Main ,Street. _ ' Write (or*full list of Hawke's Bay Properties.J. A. MILLER,! ' ... - -HASTINGS, ' - LATHAM AND CO. ' :STEAIGHT T OUT LEASES. , Inn ACRES, 'good Dairy Farm, . G-roorocd w . houses, i) bails, and numerous outbuildings, 1J miles from school, creamery, and station. £1 per aero.. •'" • ■-'',- rtr¥/V ACRES, level Cropping-Land, grows /Viy. good grain, roots, and green crops; 6roomed house, etc. 10s. per acre.;' p-AAA 'ACRES, 1J Sheep; Country, largo area t)\J\y\" turnip and rape country, good and complete station buildings. .CISOO a'year. FOR SALE. • iyoQ ACRES,/O.R.r. at £1 per acre,: well •9J subdivided,: half rich limestono. and half warm papa; 100 acres dairying land; £7 10s. per acre, .CIOOO cash; We predict a. large profit,will be mado on this farm. ;! LATHAM AND CO., WOODVILLE LAND-AGENCY, ;. .' M'LEAN STREET, -WOODVILLE. ' . ■•;:-. .. ..•■.-- . ■ '-• C 1063 ■;.■•" -FOR SALE OR'EXCHANGE • MILK-RUN 'and FIREWOOD BUSINESS, with lease of 163 Acres First-class Dairying Land, well watered, fenced and subdivided into U paddocks. About 35- acres stumped j mostly ploughablc; 5-roomed', house, large cow.' shed "(concroto floor), hayshed, trapsheds, barn, wharc, dairy and; separator . room;' water laid on to house,, dairy and cowshed.'' liate, .1 years to run, "at 225. Gd. per acre, with optional-P.C. Stock of 60 cows, 10 young, stock, i horses, 2 milk-carts, trap, harness, plough, -harrows, mowing machine, hand separator, chaffcutter and mangold pulpcr, etc. As going concern, .£IOSO, equity .£550.. ' CAMPBELL, THOMSON.. - ;''-';' : 'AND'-.CO.',''-'.V'!'-' ■ ,;." ■'/:"",': dannevirkk/, , .'ycuis -•[ ANOTHE.RSNIP IN SHEEP COUNTRY.: rynri/? ACRES Freehold Land, partly imjjOUO proved, 10 miles from P. and T. "Office/ fenced into 12 paddocks, good buildings, yards, 200 acres good bush, 2000 acres ploughable ; will winter now about 3000. sheep and improvable up to ! from 7000 to 10,000 cheep. Price, only 15s. per acre, worth double. Apply sharp— -'JOHN COOPER AF£D CO.,' .' LAND. AGENTS, NAPIER, -•' Numerous other Sheep, .Dairy, Orchard, and •Town Properties... CI3OO

; -.-v ! LANKSHEAR'S'-:--'-liuiiap;;:'''; ■\.% 'M-Mwmi. SPLENDID VALUE IN ALL ..DEPARTMENTS. ■ ' SPECIAL CARE TAKEN WITH ../. COUNTRY.ORDERS. . W,-J.'IANKSHEAR,; Manufacturing Stationer, THE BARNSBURY PRINTING WORKS, ;■ . . '•'.. WELLINGTON.' .; ; ; . PlEllttiSlffi „ i. . Arc always .on tho Icok-out for Unique. and , Beautiful Effects. For this reason, nearly,' every home-lover ■ '• will not fail to see'the- Beautiful; Rainbow-shaded Vases, and Dainty ■ Ornaments now displayed in our . Main Front •'Window; These are tho Newest Productions of> the world's Best Designers, and justify the con- • Boientious recommendation of a houso ' with a 60 year-old reputation for supplying GOOD THINGS. Eterliiers§al£o.,Lft WILLIS STREET.' .", ESTABLISHED 60 YEARS. V CONVEYANCES. KIMBOLTON COACH SEE VICE, S PAW'S Mail Coach loaves FEILDINO . Daily, to connect with APITI and RANGIWAHIA Coaches, returning in tiuio for South, em Express. • i . FOXTON-LEVIN COACH SEUVICE.-Time-table—Leave Foxton 0.30 a.ui,, ■ arrive Levin 8.30 a.uu; leave- Lovin 10.30.a.m.. arrive Foxton 12 noon; leavo Foxton 2.30 p.m., arrivo Levin 4.80 .p.m.; leave Levin 7.30 p.m., arrive Foxton 0.30 p.m. Leavo Foxton U a.m.l arrive Shannon 12.30 p.m.; leave Shannon 2.50 p.m.; arrive Foxton 4.30 p.m. ■••.-■.'■ ■'■'•■: FOXTON-SIIANNON. EOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, (ho Stiurlost Routo to onil from Foxton.— Foxton daily O.IU) a.m., nrriyo Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 a.m., arrivo Foxton dailv 12 uoou; leave Foxton daily 2.30 p.m., arrivo bhannon doily 4 p.m.; leave Shannon daily 8.15 p.m., arrivo Foxton daily 9.30 p.m. , .' T. H. QINGELL, ProDrietoik