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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1203, 11 August 1911, Page 10

LAND NOTIGES. FOR SALE, AT NELSON. FREEHOLD Property, 1570 Acres, undulating, easy slopes, with river flat.-;; well watered; 400 acres cleared aud grassed, and I! miles of fencing freeled; GSO acres splendid milling timber, esti-mnti-d value, .£2500: four miles from Post Office,'l.l miles from Railway Station, aud distant i 0 milre from Nelson City. Prico only £3 lus. per acre. Easy terras. GEORGE M. ROUT, LAND AGENT, NELSON. FOR SALE. SPLENDID AVairarapa Property For Sale—Mr. Charles I'liamyn's wellknown Property, "Longwood,"" situated two miles from Featherston. The land is all flat, and comprises 857 acres, all in grass, with the exception of 15 acres of Native Bush, which has boon preserved. The garden and ' grounds, which are thirty years old, arc mo=t tastefully laid out. The homestead, "a epleiidid brick house, only recently erected, contains 17 rooms, with every modern convenience ,and is installed with electric light. There are also outbuildings, motor-shed, shearing sheds, and usual farm buildings. The land, which is suitable for cutting up into dairy farms, is worth the money without the homestead. Some of the prorer land adjoining has been sold at j£3o an acre. There is a cheese factory jvithin one mile of the property. This is ah opportunity of securing a property such as seldom comes into the market. Price, .£3O per acre; terms to bo arranged. For further particulars apply BARR, LEARY AND WILLIAMS, Accountants, Sharebrokers, and Land Agents. Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. FAMILY: RESIDENCE. FOR SALE, an S-roomed House, with all conveniences; situate in th* best part of Thorndon Quay; let to t[ good tenant; terms easy. B. Smith and Co., 201 Lambton Quay. Q-j/J ACRES CHOICE MANAWATU * XKi DAIRY-LAND, close to RAILWAY STATION, TOWN, SCHOOL and CREAMERY. Splendid Residence of 7 largo rooms, with all conveniences, perfect, drainage, lawn, shrubbery, orchard, and necessary farm buildings. This Farm has been under sheep for some time now. consequently is in tho VERY BEST OF HEART' for REVERTING to DAIRYING. There is NO MORE CONVENIENT or BETTER DAIRY FARM, to be had on the MANAWATU LINE, and it is also the CHEAPEST, Land, not nearly so good having recently been sold by Auction at prices ranging to over JMO per acre,'and without buildings and covered with dead timber. We are olfering this ideal Farm at a LOW PRICE to INDUCE a QUICK SALE, and solely on account of a breakdown in health to the owner's family. There is a substantial profit, in this for the buyer. PRICE, ,£7300. KARCOURT & CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND SHAREBROKERS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE. 9f_Aa ACRES, L.T., 200 acres im/Vul/U proved, boundary fenced, creamery, post office, and school 1J miles, railway 8 miles-100 acres Education Reserve bush land, 9d. per acre, 21 years, with right of renewal, with 1!) years to run. Prico, £?> 10s. per acre. Cash one-third, balance- 5 years at 5 per cent. ■ No. 75. S)f\i) ACRES, 150 improved; will cany AiyH l cow to 2\ acres improved; 5 : miles township and railway; ring fenced; 5 paddocks, well watered by spring and well; S-roomed house, stable nnd barn; 5bailcd cow-byro; creimery, post ofk'cc, and school lj miles. Price ,£ll 10s. per acre, ,£l5O cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. No. 113 3A q ACRES, 40 unimproved, balance i<3 ploughed and grass, good dairy country, 2 miles from township, railway 1 chain, creamery 2 chains, post office and school 2 miles; 12 paddocks, watered by creek; 5-roomed house and all outbuildings. Price, .£5 per acre; cash .£BOO. No. 35 1 A J Ol ACRES, freehold, 600 in grass, XutfcOa balance titroe and fern; uu plciigli.ible; either sheep or cattle run; railway 5 miles, creamery 11 miles, post office i miles, post and wife fenco aud bcunded by river, no buildings. Prico M 10s. per acre. No. G7 ytsyn ACRES Freehold, 420 in grass, ta:O i balance in shelter pal cites; 7roomed house, creamery, post cilice and hall 10 chains, school 2 luiles, l'J-bailed cowshed, fitted for machine; milking plant and oil engine at valuation; buggy shed, stable, and implement shed. Price, ,£l2 per acre, cash .£IOOO, balance 5 and 10 years at 0 per cent. No. 21 0917 ACRES, 290 cultivated, in grass Ord I and crops, 1 sheep to the acre; railway . junction 1 miles, school and post office i miles; post and wire fencing; 12 paddocks. This is real good, iirstclass land, in a dairying district. This farm would cut into three farms; ■!• reamed cottago and stable. Price per acre, .fill 10s.; freehold .fcICOO cash, balance may be arranged to suit buyer up to 8 years at 5 per cent. n,' o . 19 G. M'CANDLISH & CO., LAND AGENTS, HAMILTON. CUMWISWG fiIMD S.ON, Land Agents and Auctioneers, 85 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, HAVE FOR SALEFRUIT, DAIRY AND POULTRY FARM NEAR Auckland, about 20 miles from city, 1_ miles from railway station and post office, 1 mile from school, alnicst 100 acres black loam over clav. nearly all ploughable, well watered, ring fenced, 2 paddocks, small area in good grass, 1G acres in fallow, remainder partly cleared in scrub and rough feed, about 1000 .fruit trees nearly till in full bearing; buildings, 5-roomed house,' washhr.uEc, dairy, cowshed, fruit shed, trap she'd, incubator house, pig sty and fowlhouses, and duckhfluscs and runs. Prico. including stock and implements, dCH au acre. EXCELLENT DAIRY AND SnEEP FARM. WAIKATO, .15 miles from Auckland, 15 miles from railway, creamery, school and post office adjoining; 17UU ac.ies freehold, 50(1 acres very rich Hats, equal to 3 sheep to the ncre, remainder undulating and hilly laud equal to 1: sheep to the acre, 1050 acres in good glass, 050 acres in bush, all well watered, fenced, 20 paddocks; buildings, il-roomcd house, pantry, bathroom, oillce, barn, stable, loose-box, night pens, 2-1-bail cowshed, concrete floor; separator, engine, and boiler rooms, sheds, etc. Cheap at Xi an acre. PLEASE SEND FOR LISTS OF COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HPHE Results obtained by Advortlse-ra in tho Classified Columns of "Tha Dominion" aro such as to confirm thoit belief that the paper hits a wider circnlctioc, than any other daily jouru-U in K«w Zealand.