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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1003, 19 December 1910, Page 12

: HAWKE'S BAY LAND NOTICES. "If the Wealth which the Land Produces is Retained in the Country for the Further Development of the Country, HAWKE'S BAY Should Become THE PREMIER PRQVSNGE OF NEW ZEALAND." FOE THE FOLLOWING REASONS:HpHE Land is so rich it must purport a -*■ dense population. Cultivation doubles and trebles its carrying capacity. In a feu- years Napier and Hastings will have grown together, and will contain 100,000 people. IN THE MEANTIME— The Napier-Gisborno Railway has been authorised. The Poukawa Swamp is to be drained. A Central River Board established. Tho Inner Harbour will be constructed. The East Coast is to have direct rail access to Lake' "Waikaremoana, a generating power equal to Niagara. (This was omitted from the Premier's Programme, but ho cannot be expected to remember everything.) THE HAWKE'S BAT LAND AND STOCK EXCHANGE Oilers EXPERT ADVICE TO INTENDING INVESTORS. . EUSTACE LANE, , MANAGER, Napier and Hastings, Telegraphlo Address— "Fertility," Napier. IN SOUTHERN HAWKE'S BAY. ■. OKA ACHES fine Imulthy Sheep Conn* oaV try: easy, and partly improved; about 600 acres in good English grasses, balance bush. Subdivided into six or peven paddocks. Nico house, woolshed, yards and dip. Telephone connection. About 15 miles from railway, by metalled roads. Title 0.R.P., at 12s. Gd. per acre. Price, owner's interest, j25 10s. (Would exchange for decently-irnprovod p l ac 4) 0 f i fav, half the size with about same equity.) „ „ i No. 9 rurtlier particulars ,on application* STUBBS AND WEBB, ' Land and Estate Agents, 11 fifll ACR ES, 0.R.P., at 17s. Gd. per JLJt.Uty acvo> exercisable at any time; good sheep_ country, carries 2.j sheep and cattle. AVell watered by running streams; .900 acres m grass, balance light bush; 11 paddocks. Dwelling, 6 rooms, dairy, woolshed, : etc.; 20 miles from town by good roads. Price, for Goodwill, jC3 ss. per acre. Terms. Inspect this. 672 1 Ad ACRES, E.R., Tent, <£22 15s. 3d. halt-yearly, 20 years to run with right of renewal and compensation for improvements; .good dairy and sheep farm; mostly ploughable, good portion flat; 14 acres stumped and ploughed; S paddocks, well watered; &4oorued dwel-' ling, 10-bail cowshed, washhouse, stable, hayshod, etc.; 2 miles from P. 0., factory, and school. Price, ,£9 per acre. Terms. A cheap property. 716 Full particulars from GAWiPBFU.,, THOMSON, AMD CO., WARD STREET, DANNEVIRKE. A ACRES Sheep. Farm, , all in grass,tfcO'v/ good house, woolshed, etc.; 1400 sheep, 20 cattle. Price for freehold, including stock, ill ss. per acre. ,£2OOO cash. Geo. Newett, Dannevirke. OOA ACRE Dairy Farm, all in grass and ploughable; 8-room house, up-to-date cowshed; clo'so to factory and school. Price, <£19 per acre. .£7OO cash. Geo. Newett. Dannevirke. APPLE Orchard, 31 acres in all.—Th» best Apple Orchard in Hawke's Bay. Highly improved; all . necessary buildings and equipment; nico house ami grounds; healthy and delightful -situa. tion; to be sold as a going concern; larga returcs- annually increasing, Particu. Urs trcia' JOHN RICH, Havelock North. rt A r ACRES Rich Orchard or Dairy. /VrtQ ing Land, 3J miles from Farodon. Price, .£45 per acre; terms, 20 per cent. cash. Also, numerous other sheep, dairy, and orchard properties. Apply for Gazette to JOHN COUPEE AND CO., Agents, NAPIER. •iAA ACRES—GO L.I.P. at .£3' acre, 40 101/ O.R.P. at- 375. Gd. acre; 60 acres dairy farm, all in grass; G acres ploughed; 10 paddocks; 5-roomed house, cowshed, 11 bails, stable, hayshed, piggeries, H acres orchard, containing 250 fruit trees; situated 2 miles Taihape and 10 minutes from creamery;- carrying 30 milking cows and bull. Price .£lB per acre. Terms arranged. 40 acres handy to above; all in grass, ring-fenced;, 3. roomed cottage. Price £10 per aero cash, or will sell both places for ,£l7 per aero? TI AA ACRES—L.I.P.;. rent Si Us. 7d 100 half-year; 4 miles Taihape "i miles creamery, SO acres felled ' awl grassed, 15 acre? felled ready to burn; 95 acres fenced; 2 paddocks, 5 acres bush: wintered on 80 acres _30 sheep and 4 horses; about 30 acres at back plou"hablo when-stumped; 2-roomed cottage i-acro orchard and garden. Price only is oer acre, half cash. £?AA ACRES.—IOO 0.R.P., 200 L.I.P - 01/ v 13 miles railway station, 19 miles Taihape; P.O. li miles, school 5 miles; all fclled am grassed, except £0 acres bush; will winter 2J sheep to acre; 10 paddocks; 5-roomed house; 1 aero orchard; shearing shed, etc. PH CO only ■£!> 15s. per . aero; mortgage ,£I3OO G.A.S. A. G. CUNNINGHAM*, TAIHAPE. TWO PICKED RANGITIKEI PROPERTIES. QO(\ ACRES rich bush grazing country; all in grass; 3 paddocks, house, sheep vards. dip; 5 miles rail price £9. £1000 cash. N O . 335e ftfin ACRES, all in grass exceot few 690 acres shelter bush; 100 acres ploughable. Good 2i sheep country. Good . house, woolshed and yards, Price £12 10s. Terms. No. 1521 ft. H. ATKSEVSSQM & GO,, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUEB3. I'EILDING. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. men ACRES, situated 9 miles from a bo" railway, 300 acres L.1.P., a t a rental of .£2O per annum; balance Freehold. Fully 200 acres flat land, and a property which I can thoroughly recommend to any person wishing to dairy on a largo scale. They could easily milk 250 cows and run sheep besides. Buildings consist of a splendid houso of 8 room's, largo up-to-dato woolshed, fitted with- 4 shearing machines and oil engine, woolpress, and chaff-cutter, ratproof granary tip-top cowbails, trapshed, and stables! Also an extra 4-roomed i house, 2 orchards' well fenced, and subdivided; permanent water supply. Property practically joins the cheese factory, school, and p 0 Price is .£l3 JOs. per acre. Mortgage only ,£SOO on the L.I.P. Freehold is n ne ,;_ cumbered. Owner requires the bulk of the money, but a purchaser can raise the bulk of the money on the property hiinself. I have . personally inspected this property, and.been all over it. I C3U thoroughly recommend it, and it w j[[ compare very favourably with places on the market to-day at ,£2O per acre. S U m 8 patches of shelter bush. .VICTOR E. SfVHTHj, FEILDIisG.