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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 668, 19 November 1909, Page 12

LAND NOTICES.' '\\ ' ¥NGLEWOOD.-Hi26 ACRES, U miles from a Township, 2 from Batter .Factory, and 12 frort •"■ freezing Works, well watered and subdivided, cottago of i rooms, eta. Thin is en idea iniwa farm, being suitablo for both dairying and shocp, 80 acres ploughod, and another so acies ready for tho plough. Price .£l2 per acre. Terms to really good man.'. " |S WAIKATO.-350 ACEES, adjoining Railway Station, ah'd Within easy distance of Hamilton *~ b f v ? 00 4 road Sohool antl Creamery practically alongside. About half in grass, balance partly drained SHanip, ring-fenced, no buildings Price £7 ss. per acre, handy; terms. _ V* AROUA DOWNS —4GO ACRE DAIRY I , ARM, carries 150 milbcis, 2 road frontages, Creamery V. and School practically on the property. Railway 2 miles, good reason for. Belling Pricj ( Als per acre. ( i 12(1 • WAIICATO.-400 ACEES, adjoining Railway Station, near Hamilton, drained and partly ' » drained swamp. Half tho area ready for tho plough. So buildmgs. Trice £1 lOs. per acre Easiest of Terms. L3a NOTE.—Wβ•'have a large list of Dairy, Sheep; and Bush Farms,' and are prepared\to V -; company buyers tD inspect, ..- -~...'; • . "■," ■■■;"-.;'■ .-..■-. ' .- ;^" '.: ■ " '.'.■'■■.■■■■'■' ' ' ■'■'■■■■'. S. ■• ■•;'■.!'' •' •' ; '"' ' '-- ' :'.■' '•■ . ■■'■■ : ','''-'-.^-':y\'%y.■}.■'' . ■ :i- - williMiblotrnbto -h'- ■. ;.. .: . ■'.■■■ PANAMA STEEET V WELLINGTON, .../.;.'.;.. .;;^J,;.^ ; ;: 1 Sfi AC RES, .close to LEVIN,-divided, into 8 paddocks, nearly aUplougnaUo, 3acfofe bt£ ( ;*-«V ploughed. Excellent soil, grow splendid root" crops, cereals,, and. grh«./y Freehold ...;. ■ ,j ho.nse,■ dairy, large;orchard, cowshed, and barn. This Choice.Dairy : Farm mvfst M -.. sold. PRICE £26 10s. per acre. Tor..TERMS apply, to : : ■t':■' ■ ..y r •; -'..■■'■ ■;::<[ ' '.PARKER:^; MI>;'^INOE^ :. _ ■:'■':. 'LAND, AND. REAL AGENTS, LEVIN.,/ ■; . vl, >Vrvj(to ■< ';!. ■ : ■•■■;.■■ •:''• •-■ ■'■.' otaki! farms;,' '£& '''^i-^fa.^ ■.■. .. •■/ •■•:■ ' GRAND DAIRYING AND SHEEP, COTTNMtL 1 -.V ':: ■' >"■ '■''■•■<s', "■ '. ACRES, with 3 Dwellings; and Outbuildings'. '£13 per aore. Only ;£im cash : J-IQ ACEES, , 6: Eocms, etc., Easiest Terms,' Cheap!-/ /'■--' ■'' ■ ■ ■. V O ; - ; C ;^V': ->-} • £iu .- -Both Farms elbss Creamery and School, carry 21, sheep. Milk supply to Wellington. - j ■ ■■'■;; XEVIEN,- SHALLGMSS, W : :^oo,\ j ■• ; ■ .":■ :"■:■ .--"' WILLIS.'STREET; ELLINGTON. V■■ i , ■ ,:':■' CJS2I,, ' jf .. T|ANNEVIRKE, handy.Sheep Faim,' : of' 1000>acresV 609 acres in grass,;balance,good. v bush , . ~- country. Ring-fenced and subdivided. Easy countrv and\well watered. Fifteen milei ' from railway by meWled roads. Telephone in house. Price lot, freehold,: JES 12s. 6d.,;.per acre. . Moderate amount cash, and terms for balance. .>.:•;■■ "■'.■' ' :; -.. 1 i :"......''' | :»"Jiff AItTONi a beautiful property, of ICO acree , ;''Wtlie 'immediate'.' outskirts'.). of '.tho y towiv.'. '■ ; .AJ* ■■Within a few -minutes': drive of railway station;-saleyards, oto. Good-arid roomy .house, ;■; \ woolshei ample yards, dip,'dairy, cottage, and all the other adjuncts ofa well-appointed and woll-cquipped farm. Subdivided: into 18, all-well vfatered-j. magnificentshelteri pp.. ■ naniental trecsin- great variety, and'a splendid orchard. ' Whether considered trom the poini . I of new,of a stud farm (as at present),!ai fattening propiirty, dairyirig, or cropping, it sliouK ] ■• bo a sound, investment; while in view of. the position of liarton as the junction ot.tUe Mam -, Irunk Hue, and of its recent rapid progress, .the above property must; at a very early daw ■ havo.a special value for cutting-up purposes. It has splendid frontages, is alV , level land., and comprises a succession of ideal building sites, ready-made as regards planting, etc., aM - . with' a delightful outldok. Price and terms on application. ■.-. . ■ . .v '■'■.■•'■['■■'''■'■':■ ;'■■'.■■:■. . -.•..••■ "-. STOCK AND STATION-AGENTS, .■-' < ■.■■-.!■. . ■■■'-: ;:.' ; ; : .-; '■'} •y:, : '..V ■.-;';■. ",..; DANNEYIRKE;::.;;■;•;-V-'.";■• '/ ,>4 '':■;:'4!■',' KyU : i , ';■'■-.■■■"• : -:/ A'.C««GILT^EDGED>';^PECUL^TI6N»;r ! ; O-J -|, ACRES, 100 in grass, 100 partly-drained swamp, .40acres scrub. All pltiughablo Vfhoa"; ■:: . . drained.' Capacity 2£ SHEEP; TO, ACRE.;, lj. :niiles froin .■' Railway,„ satao .[distance;' V frbm School, and 3/miles from Creamery.' 1 mile';"from .Sale--Yards. 'Tiret-class- 7-robmedT.;';'■.:; .house, 6-bail cowshed, (concrete),, dairy;• yards, stable,, barn,-,implement- shod, ,'eti)., gcqd".-'6rv.-\Y.| i chard. .Divided into 6 paddocks'by- wire.fences. .STRONG MNpiCATIONS ;OF; r s.COALT ON ' - THE PROPERTY, with few ■miles, , of'Waipa..'.PßlCE-i2700, including some : pleiuente -;,£7OO CASH." , . ■,", :V:-^'i. ! ;:i.V••.'i-T^;.; *.\ \ ■ .]'i'!}^--:''-> y.V.'' : v-;■ y'■ >. ' '■. ' ; .WILLIS '.'■,] '\."''-- .V;4|C-V;:^ : a- '.;; : ;' y; ~y E^TATEv- AGENTS, EXPERT .VALUEES, ETG.^.^y.i-y-^'-'-.v] ,^'V : ": ; ; ; ;vy/y. '/SALES'-H^LD.iN.^Y'":PAET^ — : •'.' ' -'' -'" - ;, • ■• ■- -'■•'■•'■:'■■■■■ '•' : -----•"■'■ ■■''■■■'■^'" ? : : '"'-- :: ! -''-' '-^''" /i: - ■''■jiV' , '^' l -':'-'.•■.■'.) ' V. r'.FPIi:;SALE;.;kAWKE'S.',BAY.':LANp. ; -;; ''V'V ' ■■' ■• ;• O'Q i\ -■ ACEES. ■ with 'O-ropmed .house;':' two' • eheds, ; . mid:. stables, .MO ■■•. iniieif ink: ". /ypu main town, J'mile from 'P.oyandicreiineryi 17 acroß in oits anil'r.ap*,', 263 aflee':ia .'■:■■'■' \ ..tgrass; 150 acres - ploughable, ana -all'dark loamy soil jvlOO 'aores flat; rest undulitetfc'Sub>'; 'j divided into ,16. •paddocks, : . A and- .watered' , by Greeks' , and Springs.' '■ At : present' ■.caityiflg ySO» . - eweawith limbs, 80 tattle, 'and 9hbrees; Carrying •capacity Jin. wiaterj COU''hoad;of!.sheep ( ini 'i cattle.. ~;Ratej' on -property,. ilO .per;,'year,.>.l J KlCE, - JlB.-p«r' acre..', iTerms;' ilOOscash, 1 { .test five years at 5, percept, '•!.■:■'. Al?pl?T-' j''.,- ,> ■: ■■'■':: ' ■■;■'■'• ■'•■n.':"-'"-':'-' ,, ''''-'..f''- i • ■' . '."■■; y;: ■' , ■■■,-:■'.• Umd agent;:"H^TiNGi^HAWKE , s'',BAX.yy' , : . : v: :^ei-: -y; :— —' ' '■ '' : "'"' ■•■--- - : ■'-'■'• -■'■■ ; : ';. >': ; . ' v.■■,:■,;.■..■.•...' --'" •'■ -w ■*■. ■ ■ ■■■■■■. ' '-■■■... - .■■■;■..-■■;,■■;,!■ ;;, 3I ,;CEWUINE:ICHi^pi :: !f^RPv--' V:.' :' ■■<:,; ■My": : :-- IDTOR lCKES,'situated ;, 4^ikiles-^tn'Raih\ f af ', j ;!!^ ■'. "'■ * 1 ? ou -t- 7Qo:acres, level, .nbuilt' 9OO..abreS : -p]Jc;iigKiible;'.- .100'- rii4r<»-'li«Jivy-..bush., fenced'intfe' 18 . ; paddocks, well watered, by springs and cr^ek, , ' all rich soil , and: splendidly. g'r&ssed'. ; ' Now \ j carrying. 2000 sheep and 100 Head bullocks. . Splendid fattening country)'; . Homestead, 1 a}so four- I .roomed cottage,, woolshedj/yards,- etc; All tip-top order., PRICE ill', per. acre. ;10. per tint ■,j ■; cash, 10.per cent..G months,.balance at 4J,?per.cent..for sor -10 J-ears. • '/'':■ ;";;.■ ..".•;'..,''•;■■■;' j "■, .-: ; - v' -'.;. FM!i I HER'sI;bN;aTREET.--\yBjbL , tNGTON.y - •■: -■ ■"■'. /■■ cm < :,. , f. -~,r.,, .^■:,--,.,,y ; v:>,■.■y : ;,■ , ! :,.; ; ; ; .> ; j f K i , y :-. , ,'.■;,„■: CHOipE;7ARANAHIy,qRAZI^te^FARMS. ; \;:.yy^-vyj . : IYKA ACRJES, Taranakirall well , laid.down'in-best mixed'Engifsii -Grasses, all'piiußhitU :'\ ■■f "Y and .practically -.level farm, well fenced and euudividoa into paddocks. ,, Good';s> -| ■ -roomed. House, Cowshed,' and Outbuildings, -fronting:; good-;rbadi .handy- toy 'Township,,; Poit" ■' . > Office,, and School., Freehold Title, .'Will' winter' two. owes, or bettor, without , .turnips. , . Thu ' ' ,' will bo sold a bargain -at; J67- 10s.-. per-acre. .^WOO, can remain-ou if desired;-'<. ■■'.-■•■.vv. : ' ■-■? yV !•/-.' -,- ; .q'qa ACRES, , improved pairy. 'Farm'," with •i-robmcd-'Hiusei^O-bM'' 'iOuV.. Cowshedj Cartshod,' , and Outbuildiugs. , '■• 80 acres' piouched and renewed. : lh!'acrssya • f pats.O acres pbtatdes, 8 acres and ready; lor .pioUgu. . Frontiug . good;, ui«tal" roitli' y Handy to School, I'actory,'Townkhip, andltailway.. , . Freehold .Title.' -Price', JiW peryucre; ' '■''• '■'■■ •- •■- -■'"'.: ■■■'':■■■■ '"-' •■■•' ■-":•■■:■.:'-., ■'■',■' '-! /: V ''•.':■' ' r':': '; ' ''.".■ ' :'.'■:'.'"'-.':'.■*■ - ; No.-345t ( 1 .; '■'.'■ Ciyc ACRES, -Taranalci, Good grazing'Fartn,-papa formation/. 200- acres in gross, and ( . ';. ! O(u tho balance good Bush Land.yi-toooiedjliouse,'Dairy, Oowsacd, Tropshed, anil tig-' ; ■ geries, Orchard and (iarden/ .Fronting good road,"at present two.uiUe* unuietolled.-. 8 tuilet ,' y ,from Toivnship and Baleyards. .i-l'rice, >t3 17s'. y , (id;;' per.acre. -Reasonable , , terms-tor. pftyuienW.' \ '."'"'; '"'■ '; _:":'.:■':•■ '. •■;-. V ':■■'■'■/■.., '.:/■ ■■ "'?'' <\ -"...; >,: ■■.■',;.■- '■"■'' ;{' '~\ '. ■ t , ;■ . i\o;;a4iO.. '■ ,\. ] - ton Aα ACRES,- Taranaki;'i First-class gheep. 'and' Pap a: . /CIA\J\J acres in grass, 'and the balance good Bush Land. AH undulating, with some: good■ ■ .;' •■ lists .Well laid down in best'of Grasees.y Well fenced and.divided into Sbeep-pioof. , ''■ paddocks . Good dwelling hbuse ; 'and : outbuildings. ' Sheepf ..yards and dip.' Fronting . gooa .. . '. formed rOad. li-.milesfro'm-Eaihvay. , Station,-,eto. '.One of: tho Best Sheep Farms'iu'lat* vy> naki. Price, £$ per acre. Reasonable arranged. ,, . l ., •''. : ..--..- . : ."""- ;~' '.;■•:■: ■ '-';■/; ■■■■'"'■" ■ ':. ;/ ':-' : ' /NEW PLYMOUTH.:.": ,, -.-;."-.;:)}.;. ' : . ■-~...-V, .y :; : : ~6ipfr,-.. ;;

; PRACTICAL FARMERS. IT will, pay,you to turn jour attention to rich fertile land : offered lor Sale by the undersigned! in the . ■ •■;:'■ ;V.W;.A I:K A TO, Unequalled'' for ■ Growing- :■■ SUGAR' BEET..'; swedes. : : ■•■:., T: :; MANGOLDS. v'^rape.''.. •-■;".•';■ , v .CEREALS OP ALL DESCRIPTION. Rich Flat iand,: drained and partlj diiincd swamp, easily- broken to plough. Price. Xo peraere; easiest of terms; 10 percent, depos-t, II) per cent, in 12 months, balance for 5 jears at 5 per cent., Areas'to suit purchasers / "■■lmproved.■'•Sheep'' and Dairj Farms in all areas; ridiculously. low figures APPLY, FOR'RELIABLE INFORMATION. ■' .■'■,-■. : , .■:■'. .■'.■:■'.T°H, ERNEST LEIGHTON, ' ■ ; IS6 FEATHERSTON STREET. 1 '• .WELLINGTON. .." ClO3l i ~ CONVEYANCES KIMBOLTON COACH SEETICE. S DAW'S Mail Coach leaves FIiILDINQ * Daily, to connect with APITI and RANGIWAHIA Coaches, returning'in time for Southern Express, F~~ JXTON-LEVIN COACH SERVICE.-Time. ' table —Leave Foxton 680 a m., arrive Levin 8.30 a.m.; leave Levin 10 30 am.j arrive Foxton 12 noon j leave Foxtcn 2 30 p.m.; arrive Levin 4.80 p.m.i leave Levin 7.30 p.m.; arrive l'oxton 0.30 p.m. '.«,,' Leave Foxton 11 a.m. ;. arrive Shannon 12 30 p.m.i leave Shannon 2.50 p.m.; arrive Foxton t.30 p.m. FOXTON-SHANNON EOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, the Shortest- Route-to and from Foxton.— Leave Foxtoii daily C.SO a.m., arrive- Shannon daily 7.80 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 n.in., arrive Foxton daily 12 noon; leave Foxtou dailj 2.30 p.m.i arrivo bhannon daily 1 p.m.; leave Shannon daily 8.15 p.m., arrive Foxton daily 9.30 p.m. T. H. GINGELL, Proprietor. TO meet a popular demand "Tho Dominion" has established a Classified Advertisement Department. If you havo .anything to •Gollj'or if you -wish to buy anything, tako udvantago of this Advertise now,