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. LAND NOTICES, GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE FOR SALE. fpHOUNDON—Superior 10-roomed Residence, situated in very select locality and imt i i to ram - Contains every convenience, iueludtng gas, electric light, c and cold water, wardrobes, iinen moss, large rooms, llouse insured for £900. t a fr °ulage of 11 feet b-" a depth of 00 feet. We liaTo personally miin ,'s Property, and can strongly recommend sanio to those in search of on up-to-date Residence. Owner leaving. PRICE, «filG7o. 5()3? WILLIAM H. "rURNBULIi & CO., ' AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. A Good INVESTMENT FOR SHEEP FARMERS. BjlOR SALE, by Private Treaty, 750 Ac.£? FREEHOLD, Taranaki. All good ridnrf " c i x 60il - wcll 'aid down in Mixed English Grasses: feneed and subdiwith , 11 • Collv °nieut paddocks. All easy, rolling country, and well watered tn ti,Jr" nin '», streams; lies well to tho sun; fronts good metal road; nmca whol,?; lo,Vn M hil '. an[l Saleyards; 2 miles to the Dairy Factory and bchool. Ihe AOl?|.'. wo for subdivision into Dairy l'arms. 111 ICE £8 sa. PEB ' reasonable terms can be arranged. mA S01 U3 GOOD DAIRY FARMS. . ACRES, Freehold; Rich Coast Land; all tevel and in grass. A first-dnrt-0 c class , Uil ' r J Farm; well fenced and subdivided mto convenient padfrm,, ,i ■ Toon , ,ed Houso - waph-house, bathnoiii, cowshed, etc.; situated 2 miles If 0 '" dairy factory and school. PRICE- JC2S PER ACRE; Easy lorms. (42511 110 A "RI'S. Freehold; Taranaki Coast Laud; all level, nch dairy land, well rn?i , te ?wd and divided into convenient paddocks; fronting mani metal lo i .Rood dwi-tlinghouse, containing 6 rooms, and outbuildings, U-baned cowshcd; \ mile to ehceso factory and school, also township; a!Iso U AC if 13 0 ' can taben over ut valuation, if required. PIUCE—£2S iLa My Land Register contains the* pick of tho Taranaki Province, .&nd landseekers can bo nuited by calling on me. Dairy ffinns in areas from 50 to svu acres, grazing runs from 750 to 6000 acr>os, at low prices, and on easy terms. 1 uavo also numerous town and suburban properties for sale; also businesses ot every description. Clients Brown over properties free of charge. Correspondence specially invited. L..*,ul representative*: P. E. OHBELL, Mew Plymouth J. M. HIGNETT, Stratford; F. 13. MOORE, Kaponga. NEWTON KING, AUC N'ct'AL L AGENT, AND NEW PLYMOUTH, A FATTENING OR DA!RY FARM. £AA ACRES rich drained, otherwise unimproved, swamp, at Piako» 3 milos from Paeroa. Swamp consists of Flax, Raupo, and Puru Grass. nient drain goes full length of Block. Communication by boat lyom Auckland right up to tho property. A bore has bi-tn put down by tho Government oft adjoining block, -150 feet right through UluviaL sou, and such all the way* Will now carry 200 cattle. PRICS. 10s. PER ACRE. .. JAMES MACINTOSH & CO., 113-115 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, "WELLINGTON. Money to Lend on Country. Properties at lowest rates of interest. District Agents for tho Standard Firo and Marino Insurance Co. of riew Zealand, btcL LAND BUYERS-LOOK AT THIS!! 1 TOiA ACRES. Freehold, 367 Acres Educational Lease, Is. per acre rent, U 1 t "/u years to run, with right of renewal further 21 years; valuation for improvements up to JC4 an acre; IS miles from Waitara. Dairy Lactory within' 3 miles; metalled road to property. . About 1400 acres in grass, balance bush; 5U acres ploughable. This property can bo sold as two farms containing respectively 1100 acres and 9GO acres , Subdivided into 12 paddocks; i-TOOtned cottage, orchard, 3 eets sheep yards, cattl® vnrds etc. Wintered 150 ewes, 1100 wethers. SSO hocsets. and 15!) cattle. -OWNER SINGLE. PRACTICAL MAN, WILLING TAKE PARTNER WITH £1500. TO ,£2OOO CASH. ' J . , PRICE, ,£V 10s. per aero all over. Easy terms can bo arranged if desired. First-class sheep and cattle country. Send for full particulars to HZ LCftfS & KIEiMTIII MCV MPfflY, LTD. WANGANUI. A GIFT. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. IOP ACRES, Freehold, Norsewoad South. All rich alluvial fiats; all in grass, JLOO and well sheltered by patches of Native Bush; subdivided into 12 paddocks by splendid fences (Totara Posts), and watered by stream and river; 25 acres 6tumped, 7 acres turnips, 2 acres oats; now earning 40 cows, 4 horses, 1 bull, 15 youug stock, and this lot wert wintered well; buildings consist of 7-roomed' house, 15-bail cowshed (concreted), large havslied, chafi" room with stand; pigstyes and other outbuildings Property is l miles from railway by first-class level roads; 1 mile from creamery and cheese factory P fl yjng '3d. lb. lor buuer-lat. miles from school, P.O. and store. LAND IN THIS IHKiRICT nAS BELN SLLLING AT £30 PER ACRE. THE OWNER'S REASON I>OR SELLING lb- ILLHEALTH LOOK AT THE PRICE. LY >£23 • 10a. • ILR ACRE. IERM&, £1000 CASH. Balance at 5 per cent Appiy urgently to BOWDBN & SUTCLIFFE, 21 MAIN STREET WEST, PALMERSTON NORTH. Write us for Exchanges. We have got a host. ' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGETGOTNG CONCERN. ~~ j «a ACRES, L.l.]'., Rent £16 10s. per annum; all in grass but shelter bush. 4151) casv ridenblo countrv and well watered by creeks, 2 new houses, 7 and S rooms bach, and necessary outbuildings. Situated 5 miles from railway, school, olid factory 2 miles, post office on property. Price, £15 ner acre, including 500 sheep, 100 lambs, 50 cattle, of whish number JO aro cows, bull, pigs, .1 horses, new gig, pprin" cart, harness. Eouity, £2800. Will exchange for small dairy farm or Wellington town properly. For full particulars apply H. F. WNEILL & CO;, 155 FEATHERSTON STHEICT. WELLINGTON. HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST'S BUSINESS. STTTTATED in in the heart of the town: splenoid shop,^saloon and nfficc- two chairs, cash register, safe and all modern fitting?, mirror-backed nVil nil stock under glass cases. Turnover, X2OO a month. Sittings, P ant (valued at £350), and Goodwill, £100. Stoclc about £300 at valuation. Terms arranged, and , excellent reasons given for selling. A sure money-making concern. Further particulais fioni ■ IMLAY SAUNDERS, " LAND AGENT, RIPGWAY STREET, "WANGANUI. FOR SUBDIVISION—H.B. SHEEP RUN. WANTED, an Investor to purchase for Subdivision a Sheep Run of 4500 acres) now l-'-roomed homestead, new woolshed, machines; close to Napier by Main Road,; now carrying GOOO she?p. besides cattle; will SUBDIVIDE into small farms. Pricc, £6 per acre; terms. Apply _ , , J. H. .OIiDHAM, . LANP AGENT. NAPIER. * ~ STUD OF OAIPY FARM.! „ acrfS Freehold, situated witliiu lew rnila of Wanganui, beautiful 300 hf!mcsto.vl and outbuildings; woll subdivided, plenty water. All ploughfhln Suitable for stud stock or lirst-clas dairy farm. PRICE, £35 per acre. Terms, Cash. Would subdivide into throo goad dairy rarms. BAGGEHT AND POTTS. WANGANUI. A K!WG CO.UNTRY SNIP.. ACRES Native Lease; term 42 years, low rentals, with ccmpeDßation for 7 k ih rmDrovements nt end of term; About 100 act*»s tawa busa* river flate m irra« nlentv of rough feeil, balance rich fern country, with 400 to 500 acres plough' able" Main Trunk Railway Station within 12 wiles by good road. Price, £2 per aoroGET ON TO US RE THIS, THORP & M'VILLT, XHE REAL ESTATE MEN. TAUMARUNCI. Ann ACRES tplendid Sheep Farm, well watered, splendidly fenced, 8 wires, 19 4-bb miles from school ami post office. Title at £10.. 110 breeding ewea go with farm. PRICE. £2 ss. per acre. Easy terms. . , ACRES L.1.P., SSO acres in grass, 158 acres just felled, well subdivided, well i/Ol fenced, well watered; li milos to factory, school and post office. PRICE, iG 10s. termsC. AND E. JACKSON. UND GENT.^STRAT^C^D. " DAIRY FARMS. ONLY 4 PER CENT. DEPOSIT. SUBDIVISION OF "SILVERTON" FATTENING FARM. Situntml 1 mile from Halcombe "Railway Station. , MESSRS. W. H. LAMBERT AND CO. have been instructed by the owner. Henry S Comfoot, Esq., to offer to the public (in Small Areas) bis well-known ana nn-to-date Fattening Farm. This magniilceut property has belonged to Mr. Cornfoot's family for a great number of yenrs. The total area is U22 acres, and we ire offering it in areas of from 110 acres to 110 acres, tho latter area going with the Homestead at £30 per acre. The prices range from £22 up to £30 per aero. We guarantee that buvers having not less than £500 Capital will be enabled to riav their deposit of i per cent, on the purchase mor\ v, erect suitable buildings, inil secure a herd of cows. Remember that we only a*l; 4 per cent, deposit on tho land and the balance is pavable by small instalments spread over about 2G years. NOTE.-As there are bound to be many applicants for these splendid sections, soino are sure to lo disappointed, and we have pleasure in stating that we will be offorin" almost immediately, ou the Eaine terms, another splendid block owned by Messrs Lloyd and Tansey, and situated about 11 miles from Matamau, uear Dannevirke." DON'T DELAY Come and secure a section-at onco. W. H. LAMBERT AMD GO,. * ULb AOh^ L MKBSTON WORTH. ml ACRE DAIRY FARM, nOPOTI'I, 1! miles *rom school, creamery, »nd - railway In full work, lv.'.lkins 10 cows will, machine, and enrrving 7 horses, 20 pigs ai; !'i young stock. Land is lirst class ,in» in good hoart. Nearly all ploughable, aiul over '.Ofl acres is rich. dry, drained swamp. I'RJCE. £10 )0». per acre, adjoining farms (similar landj sold at £20. A genuine bargain, owner in bad health, so must k'll, or would take a trochoid town property in exchange. RECOMMENDED. Apply W> H. MORRAH AND CO,, . LAND AGF.NTS: AND AUCTIONEERS, fiII'WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. TO IN .'ESTORS AND SPECULATORS. /JAA ACRES, 12 miles from Palmerston r.ortit, very well grassed, watered, anil UvW subdivided; winters 1200 sheep and 50 cattle; 150 acres ploughable; Uouso, woolshed. and yards. PRICK, £10 per acre; jCGOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. fTAfTA ACRES.—The winter sto.-k cn grass alone is 10.000 sheep and 250 ca!tl<»; UvifU 2000 to 2500 acres suitable for subdivision into dairv farms and the balnnce is good sheep and cattle country. Comfort'. 1 .:!;, aonnstcaa ami couipleto station buildings. PRICE £7 per iv-;; terms arranged. This property will yiold b good interest on the cauit''.! iequired, and also a large profit if subdivided LATHAM AND CO.. WOODYILLE LAND .a GICNCY, M'LIiAN SIUEET, ■ WOOD VILLE.