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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 908, 30 August 1910, Page 10

HAWKE'S BAY LAND NOTICES. CHEAP DAIRY FARM. and see- now at the worst time of the year 120 Acres Richest Meadowland in Hawke's Bay. Neither floods nor drought affect this beautiful Farm. Will easily carry a cow to the ocre all the year round. Sufficiently near Napier to be soon worth £100 per acre. Price only £-45 per acre, and terms can be,arranged. Apply THE H.B..LAND AND STOCK ■ EXCHANGE, EUSTACE LANE, Manager, Napier. A CHALLENGE. TN ALL NEW ZEALAND THERE IS I NO FINER RESIDENTIAL AREA THAN ON THE HILLS AT HAVELOCK NORTH, HAWKE'S BAY. We challenge Now Zealand on this point.' A select locality: Educational centre o< high order. Most charming view. Exquisite climate. ' Invalids, can sleep in the open air all the year round. No frosts. No fog. Building sites only JEIOO per acre. Lending business men in Hastings are snapping them up. Buy right now, before the land changes hands again. ■ DAVSD WNVTE AMD CO.', LTD;, AGENTS, QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS, H.B. A SOUND INVESTMENT. OWNER DISPOSING ACCOUNT ILL- ' " HEALTH. OAAA ACRES, choicest H.B. grazing &\)X)\j country, ' undulating to easy hills, splendid water, supply, winters 2 sheep-and 300 head cattle and borses; six paddocks, dip, yards, and whare. .Price, £8 per aero; 25 per cent, cash; balance arranged. Don't delay, tliis place will go. ' CHARLES fVIAC&IE, • AUCTIONEER WAIPUKURAU, niirvq ACHES Freehold, .7 miles DanneAI\JO . virke, 1 mile railway station, P.O. Store, Creamery, School, etc., by good metalled road, all undulating, and all ploughabie when stumped, well watered and fenced into 4 paddocks, all in grass; splendid dairy null fattening farm; good new 7-roomed House, cowshed, and all other buildings. Price £1G per acre; "ood terms. For further particulars, apply SPENCE AND CO., Land and Commission Agents", Dannevirke. YOUR. Opportunity—lf this advertisement strikes tho right man with the genuineioriginal.impress that leads him to buy my house and shop property ut Havclcick North, and using it to the best advantage, he will make bis fortune. '.There I made' the rise that landed mo,in tho best.orchard in this district; the chauces are.far better now than when I. was. in business, the place is uiore . prosperous, tho premises aro suitable, and tho opening exists for almost any business or boardiughouse; a 'healthy, wealthy, busy, growing , place. Get in now befpro the boom. Price low and easy terms to the right man. John Kich, Karoota Orchard; Havolock North. -tnp ACRES ideal Dairy Farm, : ~ good JLli'O buildings, near railway station and dairy factory. Price only £26 per In a-t ACRES Freehold, 300 acres richO'ijL est drained swamp, balance undulating, two-thirds plonghable, good buildings, 11 miles from Napier. Price £10. ' 1103 Numerous other Sheep, Dairy, and Orchard properties. Apply, for Gazette, John Couper 'and Co.. Agents, Napier.' , TOOK Immediate Sale—2ooo Acres of a--3j sheep Country, in easy distance of the largest stock centre- in r flawke's Bay, Waipukurau. All easy bills, large proportion ploughable, all well grassed with rve, cocksfoot, clover, and crested dogstail; good black soil on chocolate loam. This winter's stock, 4000 sheep and 200 head cattle; well fenced'and subdivided; 2-roomed cottago, sheepyards, and dip. Price, only £8 per acre; 25 per cent. cash. The owner is disposing of this .owing to ill-health, and there is a largo-prospec-tive value in the block. WELLWOOD and WELLWOOD, Station Street, Hastings. Qf>A ACRES, Choice Dairy and Sheep OO" Farm,' Freehold; 9 miles from Dannevirke; ail plougliuble. when stumped, '50 acres stumped and ploughed; well watered, 15 paddocks; carries. 100 cows and sheep, and other stock; splendid buildings, consist of dwelling of 8 rooms, stable, cowshed, 1C bails with concrete floor, cartshed, harness room, woolshed, and yards-; J mile to creamery and P. 0., 1 mile to school. Price, £20 per acre; cash, £1000. '■'■.. C 33 QftK ACREjS, L.1.P., fenced and divided 000 into. 14 paddocks, well watered, nil in good grass; 150 acres been ploughed, and is..crop or. new grass; all rich flat land, easily worked; 7-roomed dwelling, woolshed, and yards, cowshed, chaffliouse, etc.; handy to three saloyards. Price, £3000; cash £1000. A bargain. 657 OA ACEES, small Dairy Farm, 7 padcsU docks, handy to'factory and township; £17 10s. pet acre. CAMPBELL, THOMSON, ANp CO., Land aud Commission Agents, dannevirke: rv-in ACRES, of which 259 ; ncros are «JLI3 freehold, 427 acres Eri. lease, rent 3s. per acre, 21 years to, run. a!! in grass, well watered and fenced, and subdivided into 16 paddocks, 200 acres hilly, .balance level and -undulating, carrying 1850 sheep and 230 cattle. New House of 8 rooms with every convenience, woolshed, trapshed, etc., etc., situated one milo from railway station, creamery, nnd school. Price, .fIC l° s ' P° r ncre for freehold and £0 10s. for leasehold. £2000 on mortgage. Equity. <£5500. Owner would exchange for larger property. HUSBAND AND FINCHi Land and Estate Agents, Woodville. MANAWATU FARMS. . '-J nn ACRES, : near PALMERSTON . JUJU NORTH (5 miles), G-roomed house, stable, barn, cowshed and bails (coucrete), dairy, etc.; near creamery, fchool, aud store Price. £25 acre; terms. £300 cash; balance 7 to 10 years at 5 per nij ACRES,, L.1.P., wM house! out<D». buildings and stock as a-going concern complete; £2450; terms, £50!) FOR EXCHANGE. OfkA ACRES Improved Dairy Farm, /5D\) Ekotabiina, real . good land. Equity £12G0. Balanco 5 per cent, mortgage. "For Smaller farm' up to 80 acres. Genuine Value. W. H- MORRAM a CO., AUCTIONEERS AN.n T.AYD AGENTS, WELLINGTON. • . SPLENDID GUAZING A Nil FATTEN1A OA ACRES, 1340 Freehold, 150 U-LJv Leasehold, at £20 per annum--25 paddocks, low, limestone hills, and 350 acres rich flats, mostly cultivated; wintering equal to i sheep per acre; splendid residence ai;d outbuildings 10 miles from Nnpior. Price, £1G per acre for freehold; £7500 enn remain at 4J per 'cent. W. !SGUS HUSBAND, LAND AGENT. PAHIATUA. 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