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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1006, 22 December 1910, Page 12

LAND NOTICES, - AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A WAIRARAPA SHEEP FARM. LIMESTONE AND PAPA' COUNTRY, Carrying 2J Sheep Per Acre. « A DOUT 1400 ACRES of low undulating limest&no and papa country, all in ■* grass, and situated about 20 miles from Masterton. The property will fatten GO to 70 per cent. of lambs off tho grass, will winter 2) shoep per acre, and tlicy will come in at spring-time as sheep ought to be wintered, with a fine lustre on the wool and tho yokes well up; well watered and subdivided into numerous t paddocks; the only fault the property ■j lias is the house, it's small, but as this J 1 does cot bring in tho money, can bo ' remedied; woolshed, dip. and yards, j" Priw, only .£8 ss. per' acre, and any experienced man will Eay it's a snip; '• it's worth your while having a look; we'll run you out, and inquiring costs you nothing. Terms arranged. Apply i C. C. ROSS AMD CO., 2 " ; HASTE-ETON. I : . RFCI-I FARM LAND. • drained and partly- ! "» drained swamp land for Sale in . Areas of 100 acres and upwards, on exJ ceptionally. easy terras. Srice from \£s . 10s. to ,£8 pel- acre, according (a size and locality. Exceptionally easy terms, 10 1 per cent, deposit, 10 "per cent, in 12 ' months, balance for term of years. MANA WATIJ. — Particularly choice Selection in this district, so justly noted for its heavy carrying capacity. Sheep. country, 300 acres and upwards, from £0 10s. per acre,-including usual farm buildings. Dairy Land from ,£IG per aero upwards, according to carrying 1 capacity and locality.; . I3OULTRY Farms, in areas of 5 acres and upwards, .in all localities, hantly to Wellington, on terms to suit' purchasers. , Land Seekers should write stating their requirements to the undersigned, and,.so ; obtain reliable information of properties offered. : ' H.ERNESTLEIGHTON, 186' FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, AND AT LOWEE HUTT.' CHOICE WAIKATO FARM. OAA ACRES of the Finest Lnnd in /juVS the Waiknto district, 5 miles from Railway Station, 1£ miles from School and Creamery; , level, and all ploughable. Price w£B acre. .£2OO. cash balance 5 per «nt. This land has never :bcen on the market before. ' Is , unimproved and capablo of carrying 2' sheep to tho acre, besides cattle, eto. Wonld advise early inspection. Personally re. commended. Will be .glad .to supply fur. ther particulars on application J. D. MARTBW WJ'INTYRE AMD CO.; £15-217 Lamliton Quay. WELLINGTON. A SNIP. > I ftp? A ACRES, 0.R.P., at 17s. Gd„ rent iUtil/ j;4l per annum,. 14' miles from Raurimu and 5 from School; 3 miles from, storo and P.O. About 70 acres ploughable, balance easy to hilly country;-310 acres in grass and 40 acres being felled. Property at present carrying 1020- sheep and horses,'_about 100 chains fencing;, no buildings." "A cheap property..' Price, .03000; '.£IOOO cash'. ■ - 2097 Apply for Free Copy of our December Guide. 1 J. HARRIS & SONS, MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. QAAA ACRES, Freehold, Hawke's /vlixJ'U' Bay, 11 miles from good town, good healthy sheep country; wintered !-')00 breeding ewes, 2300 dry sheep, and 200 cattle and horses. Price, i£B per acre; equity, iCIO,OOO. Owner will Exchango for smaller linencunibered farm. Full'particulars on application. - (7(0 ACHING AND CARRYING BUSI'■J-. NESS, with complete plant, dwelling, stable, etc.; price, .£2500; guarantee .I.":00. profit per_ year now, and increasing every year. No opposition. This is. a sound investment. Get full particulars at once. COCHRANE & BPJTEMESN3T LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MASTERTON AND TE KUITI. P. J. Butement, J. W. Cochrane, Masterton. . Te ICuiti. HAWKE'S BAY LAND NOTICES, II fiO ACRES, 0.R.P., at 17s. Gd. per JLXUi/ acre, exercisable at any time; good sheop country, carries 21 sheep and cattle. Well watered by - running streams ; 900 acres in. grass, balance light bush; 11 paddocks. Dwelling, 6 rooms, dairy, woolshed, etc.; 20 miles from town by fcood roads. Price, for Goodwill, £3 ss. per acre. Terms. Inspect. this. 672 1 A (\ ACRES, E.R., rent, ,£22 15s. 3d. half-yearly, 20 years to run with right of renewal and compensation for improvements; good dairy and sheep farm; mostly ploughable, good portion flat; 11 acres stumped and ploughw!; 8 paddocks, well watered; S4oomed dwelling, 10-bail cowshed, washhouße. stable, hayshed, etc.; 2 miles .from P. 0.,. factory, and school. Price, £9 per acre. Terms. A cheap property. 716 Full particulars from CAMPBELL, THQMSON,'AMD ©0. ; WARD STREET, DANNEVIRKE. W4NTED TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR A DAIRY FARM FARTHER NORTH. - - - A .300. ACRE FARM engaged in the city milk supply.'. An ideal farm for < the purposo; weir improved and well 1 watered." Railway runs right through the property, : and the station is close to the ' homestead. - ,t Owner's equity, i£2ooo. Balance for a 1 long term at 5 per cent. This is a valu- 1 .tiblo property on'account of its proximity 1 to Wellington. No, 9S 1 ST.UBBS . AND : WEBB,. \ Land and.Estate Agents,. DANNEVIRKE; ...-.- ■ ' ■ re ■ e OAK ACRES Rich Orchard or Dairy- v ing Land, 31 miles from Farn- )- don. Price, .£45 per acre; terms. 20 per „ cent. cash. Also, numerous other sheep, l dairy, and orchard properties. Apply for . * Gazette to ' ' " JOHN COUPER AND CO., ( Agents, NAPIER. n A fjrk ACRES Sheep Farm, all in grasl;, I rfctJl/ good house, woolshed, etc.; 1400 ® sheep, 20 cattle. Price for freehold, in- ° eluding stock, >211 ss. per acre. £2000 " cash. Geo. Nowett.' Dannevirke. q cinjfi ACRE Dairy Farm, all in gross mAM and ploughable; 8-room house, up-to-date cowshed; close to factory and school. Prico, JCID per acre. £700 cash. - Geo. Newett, Dannevirke. APPLE Orchard, 31 acres in ail. The J best Apple Orchard in Hawke's r Bay. Highly improved; all necessary (1 buildings and equipment; nice house and s grounds; healthy and: delightful situ.v h (ion; to bo sold as a going concern; larga E coturcs. nnnu»Uj- incrcasiug. Varticu- i Itrc lri>m JOHN RICH, 1 Havelock North. = c THE Results obtained by Advertisers in the Classified Columns of " Tho Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circulation than any ' other daily journal iii Zealand.