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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1174, 8 July 1911, Page 16

LAND NOTICES. LAND FOR SALE BY PRiVATE TREATY, OR AUCTION IF UNSOLD BEFORE. /VTrAA ACRES highly improved firstOOIW h.i.-s dairying land <m easy tonus, Owner retiring. JnclutUn-j 3001) acres of his well-known Mangamahu property, near Ohingaiti, Main Trunk Line. This land is unsurpa=.-cd for ferliliiy. A-sed fcr over thirty years as a bullockfattening station. Owner has been puslied for over fifteen years by land purchasers to offer this block for milking farms. Xow they are to have the lonssought opportunity to acquire a first-class dairying farm. rtOAA ACHES very rich, highly im/46\}\J proved land in the AVaikato, known as Kukubin. Homestead, Ohaupo, 7i miles from Hamilton. 31 miles from Ohaupo saleyards. Largest milking herd sales in Dominion held at these yards. 1 mile from railway station. Creamery and school handy. Climatic conditions place this block, with its rich soil, in the front as dairying land. Mild winters. Complete absence of cold, driving rain or high prevailing winds. Permanent water in each paddock. Splendid fruit district. Beautiful scenery. Will sell this block as a whole if desired, with a considerable reduction in price, as climate and scenery make it an ideal gentleman's estate. JQAA ACRES, 2 miles Frankton jWlrl/ Junction. Rich swamp and downs land. Same climatic conditions as Ohaupo land applies. Two miles butter factory, 1} miles school. 3 miles from ITaniiitin. Pick with a few exceptions of these blocks can be got dealing privately. If unsold, before, auction sale on farms, Ohingniti, July 27th, 12 noon; Rukuhia Homestead, 2nd August, 11 a.m.; Frankton Farm, August 3rd, 11 a.m. Buyers shown over farms any day. Owner at Ohingaiti each Wednesday; Rukuhia Homestead, Thursday; Frankton, Friday. Associations dealt with under Government Finance Act. For private sale only. Goodwill, 20,000 acres first-class milling bush. . Very large proportion totara, balance rimu and matai, with some white pine; 50 years' cutting rights. Low royalties. II miles to railwnv station. Easy country to work. Estimated cut over 30,000 ft. to acre. Agents bringing or sending buyers allowed li per cent, either in a private sale or under the hammer. Write for terms and conditions, also arrange to bo met at train. EWEftJ M'GfIEGOR, OHATTPO. KELBURNE. KELBURNE. . THE Directors of the Upland Estato Company, Ltd., have decided to realise upon the unsold portion of the land. To bring this about as speedily as possible, prices have been fixed at a standard so low that purchasers can absolutely depend upon obtaining a very considerable profit in.the near future. Just as the early purchasers of Kelburue land reaped substantial benefit so can buyers now (Id equally as well under the conditions formulated. No one can question as to the future of this portion of the City; it must progress and Ije for all time a leading locality. Agents, Architects, and Builders can obtain information as to advantages to lie obtained in dealing with portions of this property. Assistance will bo given if required to those desiring to build immediately. For plans and particulars apply to L. H. B. WILSON, Secretary The Upland Estate Company, Ltd., 31 Hunter Street, WELLINGTON. BTRASGHT OUT LEASE. .... DAIRY FARM. NO GOODWILL. NO GOODWILL. -j aa ACRES, TAEANAKI, ALL FLAT LAND, grassed, fenced, CAN ALL BE PLOUGHED NOW; 5-roomed house, cowbails, and other buildings. HAS BEEN MILKING 50 COWS, and running young stock; H JULES FROM SCHOOL AND CREAMERY. WILL LEASE FOR 7 TEARS AT 12s. PER ACRE PER ANNUM RENT. NO GOODWILL. NO GOODWILL, HARGGURT & CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND SHAREBROKERS. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. m ACRES, adjoining the Boroush of Taihape, Native registered lease, over H years to lun. Rent, £Ui first ten years, 'and £50 per annum for remainder of term. All in grass escept n, little shelter. 2 paddocks, about 75 acres i)lou"hablo when stumped, etc. Wintered cm 130 acres 50 dairy cows, 12 yearlings. 11. •hordes GO sheep, well watered by creeks arnf springs. Buildings: iO-roomed house, wo'hhouse, dairy, etc. Price, owner's interest, £1200 cash. Every chance ot tho Freehold being obtained. ' A CHEAP BUSH FARM, 0/H*fll ~i CRE. 3 , , Nat ' Te registered /i4i:V>\" lease, in two separate leasessituated 5 miles from Te Kuiti (Main Trunk), 42 years lease. 21 years at ; s . Cd per acre, and 21 years at 2s. 6d. per acre. All easy fern, and ti-tree land, SO ner cent, .ploughable. Would make splendid dairy farms, well watered; surveyed road right t: rough the property. There j s a turnover of 100 per cent, in this within 12 months. Price, goodwill only, 255. per acre. Easy terms arranged. 'A. G. CUWNM&rI&M. TAIHAPE. A SNIP. SPLENDID DAIRY. FARM. 153 ACRES, CLOSE TO PICTON. Good New liouso of 5 Rooms with Every Convenience. Stable. Barn, Cowshed, do. Within One Mile of the New Linkwater Cheese Factory. finniS Property is beautifully situated, JL and is a fine healthy farm. It adjoins the homestead cf John Duncan, {•V| M.P., is close to the seashore, uud i 7 within 1 hour'" run cf Picton. The laud is all Hat and comprises some of the most fertile soil in Marlborough.' It is all in good heart, and last year produced 1 tons of chalf per aero from a considerabe area. The Linkwater Co-operative Cheese Factory has recently been erected, and is wit'hiu 1 mile of the property. The placo will run SO cows, and probably more. Price, JE2D per acre. Reasonable terms. This is a really good property, and wo can recommend it with confidence. GRSFFITHS AND SOW. LAND AGENTS. BLENHEIM.