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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 998, 13 December 1910, Page 10

WANTED TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR A DAIRY FARM FARTHER NORTH. A 300 ACRE FARM engaged in tho city 1 milk supply. An ideal farm for tho purpose; well improved and well , n-atercd. Railway runs right through the °i property, and the station is close to the Homestead. 01 Owner's equity, £2000. Balance for a '!] long term at 5 per cent. This is a valu- ~ able property on account of its proximity V 1 to Wellington. No. ■93 STWBES AWD WEBB, - Land and Estate Agents, a DANNEVIRKE. -fijn ACRES, Kenewablo Lease, first-i-1 y class dairy farm, all in grass, few acres shelter bush; rolling country, | all ploughable when stumped; fenced and , subdivided into 3 paddocks; well watered; s ' aew 4-roomcd cottage, cowshed, trapsbed, c< ivliares, etc.; 1 mile, to creamery, school, ol and railway township. Price, £6 10s. per st acre. G9l . 7K ACRES, Freehold, 17 acres stumped 1' '" and ploughed, all ploughable, 7 paddocks, well watered; 5-roomed dwel- ° ling and outbuildings; close to creamery, school, P. 0., and store. Price, £22 per lcro. ■ n/\ ACRES, Freehold, 10 paddocks, 20 - O\J acres stumped, nil ploughable; "7 ;arries 35 cows; 7-roomed dwelling, cow;hed, trapshed, etc.; J-mile to creamery n and railway township. ■ Price, £21 10s. t\ Full particulars from SAfV3PBEL!,, THOMSON, - AMD CO.. 1 . WARD STREET. UANNEVIRKE. c 4Kfi ACRES Sheep Farm, all in grass, c . ■jZOU good house, woolshed, etc.;-1400 I iheep, 20 cattle. .Price for freehold, in- - eluding stock, £11 r,s. per acre. £2000 £ ash: Geo. Newctt, Dannevirke. ** j?9jTb ACRE Dairy Farm, all in grass b and ploughable; 8-room house, r ip-tofdate cowshed; close to factory and 7; school. Price, £19 per acre. £700 cash. ,i 3eo. Newett. Dannevirke. j, APPLE Orchard. 31 acres in all.—Ths t best Apple Orchard in Hawke's fi Bay. Highly improved; all necessary 1 buildings and equipment; nice house and " grounds; healthy and delightful situa. lion; to be sold as a go:ng concorn; lar»a returns. annupUy increasing. Partieu. t lars Iroru . JOHN RICH, c Havelock North. • d _ . t i)A K ACRES Rich Orchard or Dairy- r yat«J» ing. Land, 3J miles, from Farn- j, don. Price, £45 per acre; terms, 20 per - :ent. cash. Also,.numerous other.sheep, f lairy, and orchard properties. Apply for A aazette to ■~ JOHN COUPER AND CO.. I Agents, NAPIER. , v a — = c\ > s< HARCOURT AMD CO., . I HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND SHARE- 1 BROKERS, J LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. s : MA ACRES, all grassed aud watered J 1 JLttV by permanent creeks; 30 ACRES ) Dat and ploughable. The property is " c being fenced and subdivided into 12 pad- / locks, and AVILL CARRY 50 COWS ALL THE YEAR ROUND. The build- * ings are all. good and well finished, and - jonsist of 6-ROOMED HOUSE, STABLE U AND LOFT, ■•■:13 r '.COAVBAILS, AVITH , FLOOR AND'"YARDS CONCRETED, f fitle, L.1.P.; rent, £22 iier annum. Situ- , ited Taihape 'District, 8 miles from town; 10 CHAINS FROM SCHOOL AND I POST OFFICE, FACTORY (paying lid.' Iter lb. for butter-fat), IS ON THE ~ PROPERTY. This is one of tho. best - Dairy Farms in the District. PRICE, 1 £13 PER ACRE. TERMS, £500 CASH. 3 CJAA ACRES, undulating, easy coun- 41 4\JU try, well fenced into i pad- ti locks, and has carried all through last n winter 596 SHEEP, 4 HORSES., and 2 c OOWS,' and is NOW CARRYING 250 a BREEDING EWES, 220 LAMBS, 300 » HOGGETS, 5 RAMS, i HORSES, and D i COAA'S. Buildings: 2-roomcd..Cottage " ind necessary outbuildings. This splendid property is only 3 MILES FROM '. FACTORY and would make an excellent * DAIRY FARM if required, but as a ' 3HEEP PROPOSITION it will U diffi- » :ult to beat. School and Post Office 1 ? mile. Title, L.I.P. PRICE,. £10 PER ' ACRE.- TERMS, £1000 CASH. ? FTPPER HUTT, MAIN ROAD, magni-' { *J ficent property consisting of about f rAVENTY-TWO ACRES OF HIGHLY- : [MPROA r ED ■ LAND,, all cleared .and di- e rided into paddocks). TAA ? O ORCHARDS ° [one old established, containing over 250 A iruit trees in bearing), vegetable, flower » AND PLEASURE GARDENS. There are 6 I'AVO GOOD HOUSES, well and faith- a sully built and finished, one each SIX v ROOMS and FOUR ROOMS; also wash- t liouse, AYHARE, coach house, workshop, s >xtensive fowlhouse aud runs. This pro- 1 ;>erty is situated ou the Main Road, and I lias a HUGE PROSPECTIVE. VALUE, r PRICE, £2000. £500 cash. 150 SILVERSTREAM-Charming suburban i ;Residence* of EIGHT ROOMS on J and about 4 ACRES in extent. The a iiouso is built on HIGHLY TASTEFUL 0 LINES, of QUAINT DESIGN, and has t jvery possible convenience. Six' of the b :00ms are on the ground floor, thero be- p ng two bedrooms upstairs, leading off p in OLD-STYLE GALLERY, which over- p ooks the main living room, tho dining-- I ■oom being connected with kitchen by " Jervery, AVIDE A r ERANDAH, five large ( ;aiiks, etc., etc. The grounds are HIGHLY CULTIVATED, and have MAGNI- ? j-ICENT NATIVE BUSH, shrubberies, b I'ENNIS COURT, LA WAS, fruit trees, f itc, with small creek and dam for water- }' ng purposes. PRICE, £1800. Half cash. h . Ho ■* 0 p . GOOD FAHMS. ll Jsak ACRES, 40-Milo Bush District, 75 A WD Acres rich Hat land, balance low ~ lills, ring-fenced, a paddocks, 5i acres 1 ihelter bush, balance in grass, well J vatered, heavy carrying capacity; (j. t! •ooined house, cowsheU, 8 bails, concrete ' £ loor, dairy, woolshed, largo barn; school P : 'heeso factory, P.O. and church .in " yithin i miio; 0 miles from railway tj L'rice, £W P el " acro - About oiie-tnird l ' :ash' required. A A a m ACKLb, Manawatu Line, 200 = iJfcyM acres of which is rich, dairying sountry, balance hilly, good carryin* ■anacity; .12 largo and 5 small paddocks , ve il watered by : permanent streamsrood 6-robmed house,, large.cowshed with •oncreto floor and loft;. 2-roomed cot- : a"e, sheepyards, etc.; 2 miles from railsay and school, and IJ miles from l'acory; garden, orchard and shelter' trees T Price, £10 105. per acre, or can bo sold ■!■ n two lots of IVS acres aud 26SJ acres, if lesired. Terms arranged. TCK ACRES, Mauawatu Line, all i n ct '400 grass, • watered, by permanent itreams, 0 paddocks, pigruns, orchard .arden, etc.; buildings include good il •oomed house, scullery, and pantry, 8- a -tall cowshed, stockyard, cartshed, etc • iJ miles from railway station and two a) ■rearoeries; together with live stock, in•luding 33 cows, 27 head young stock, '3 wrses, cart, ,and harness, pigs, i olr ls, •to,, farming plant. Price, £11 ier'acre, or without stock and plant £p> Is per acre. Owner would take part m'yment in good unencumbered rentiroducing property. . Buyers of Farm Properties should ■ n-rito stating their requirements to the mdersigued— " , - H. ERNEST E.EIGHTON,: SO FEATHERSTON ST.. AVELLINGTON 2 Or LOAYER HUTT. ' J " al 3/T. ACRES, splendid section, situated lc l> in best part of Stratford, with first, v! class 9-roomed house, and all necessary al sutbuildings; all level, 3 road frontages; C rery suitable for cutting up; 5 minutes' n-alk from post office. Price. £2500; easy P terms. A SNIP. • fi. IAA ACRES, all level, all been ~ 100 ploughed and well sown downln l\ ucst English grasses, subdivided into 12 V paddocks; 5 minutes' walk from school r ind factory, new houso and concrete floor A ;owshed. Nice property, and cheap at „- £26 per acre; £500 cash, balance 7 years ' it 5 per cent. YOUP3G, HOBBS &, CO., e< AUCTIONEERS AND SEED MER. CHANTS, ETRATFORD. AND ELTHAM-