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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1378, 2 March 1912, Page 3

LAND NOTICES. ACRNS, comprising two Sections o\)*6 „f in;-, iv( .res, O.R.P. at 17s. lid., and 715 acres. O.'R.l'. at 20s. per aero, ami two Nalivc Lenses of 7511 acres (21 years' lease), and HSII acres (12 years' lease), lalll) acres felled and grassed, and IH2 acres in bush, ■1-ioonied house, shod 2011. x 10ft., sheep yards and dip, willi yards. Tim grass land is well fenced into l!l paddocks. Price, ofc.'l ss. per acre. Terms, half cash, and stock may bo had at valuation. Will winter 2J sheep, to the acre, Hilly country, bush is all good tniva bush, soil si dark chocolate loam. River frontage of '■'> miles. Situated 18 miles from good (own, saleyards, and freezing works, 0 miles good road, and 9 miles good track. ADA ACRES, O.R.P. at 255. per acre, fi m i| es from Ractihi by good road, school, P.O. 2 miles. 250 acres felled and grassed, balance bush, fenced. 5 paddocks, 4-roomcd cottage, otc. Will winter 2} sheep to the nerc. Price, .fit 10s. per acre. Terms, .£BOO cash, balance nt 5 per cent. A. G. CUNNINGHAM, TAIHAPE. FOR EXCHANGE. -| OA ACRES, Rich Dairy Land, altu.LA\) ated about 7 mllea from Feildillg; all flat, practically joins the principal butter factory of tho district; real good buildings, and c.ll conveniences (now). The owner, owing to ill-health, will consider an Exchange for about 200 to 800 acres, within easy train journey to Wellington; must bo easy country, not too hilly. EQUITY, ibout £2500. Apply VICTOR E. SMITH, Agent, FEILDING. NORTH AUCKLAND. NO. 630.-SEEEP RUN WITH LARGE PROSPECTIVE VALUE, (\A A ACRES. U being Freehold, and »4:4 the balance L.I.P. This block of land has an extensive salt-water frontage, and is 20 minutes' run by launch to deop-wator wharf, where steamer calls twice weekly. ' Some" 300 aores are in green bush, the balance being scrub and fern slopes, showing plenty of feod. Cottage of 5 rooms, good orchard. Very near tho railway station. Tho remarkably low price, X9OO, makes it ono of the rare bargains we have occasionally to offer. TERMS IF DESIRED. NO. 425.-FOR SUBDIVISION.' EXTENSIVE River FlaU. Block of 920 acres Freehold, on the Upper Wairoa River. Some 500 acres being flat land. The balance, easy slopes in good grass, and practically all ploughable. lias been usod as a cattle run, and carrying usually about 400 head of mixed 6tock. Six miles to railway station, and 12 miles to Whangarei. No buildings. Trice £6 ss. por aero. Wo recommend the two above blocks as being of good value. MACKESY & SON, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, WHANGAREI. SHEEP STATION. 2300 ACRES. • NORTH OF AUCKLAND. OQAA ACRES Freehold, about 500 /Wul/Vf acres ploughable; subdivided into 4 blocks, ring fenced, all new sheepproof fences; 6 paddocks, in present state will winter 1500 sheep, besides 100 head cattle; at present carrying 1000 sheep, 20 head cattle and horses; would carry nt least 3000 sheep when cleared of timber and fern. This is a late homestead site, and has erected thereon wool-shed, sheop yards, dip, and tho necessary out-, buildings, including houso of 9 rooms. <' ' Price, including stock and plant, £i 10s. per acre; good terms can bo arranged. This block has great prospective value. (454) SMITH & HALCOIV3BE, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN A SWANSON STS., AUCKLAND FOR SALE OR LEASE. -I 0£ ACRES, at Okato, near New PlyJ -"° mouth; good little DAIRY FARM. Good tejms. For 'particulars, write NORMAN L. GURR, LAND AGENT, DANNEVIRKE. WM, BAIN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, LAND, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS AND VALUATORS, HIGH STREET, DANNEVIRKE. LAND.— Our long acquaintance with the Dannevirko District prompts ua to say that our advice is worth having. We have hundreds of properties on our books for Sale, Lease, or Exchange QJTOCK—We do an extensivo business, M and will be pleased to quoto standard lines of any description of stock by wire. SALES.— Wa hold bi-weekly Mart Sales of Fruit, Furniture, and Sundries. For an honest deal, or for honest advice, WM. BAIN AND CO.

COUNTRY HOTEL. FOE SALE—Lease of 3* years of desirable residential Hotel, together with. 15 acres of flat agricultural land, including the furniture, for £550. _ This is a. splendid opportunity, as rent is only 30s. per week, and the Hotel is alongside a railway, and there are numerous attractions for visitors in the vicinity, such as fishing, shooting, and Native bush.

R. B. & A. E. JACKSON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, NELSON. TWO Samples of Town PropertiesVery nice, nearly new 5-roomed house, all conveniences, laid out in lawn, garden, fruit trees (10 minutes from P. 0.), .£SOO, only .£2OO cash. Nico 8-roDincd house, all conveniences, well stocked orchard and garden (7 minutes from P. 0.); -CGoO, .£2OO cash. Businoss Propositions.—Butcher's, Drapery, Aerated Water Factory, etc., etc. Splendid Gentlemen's Residences in this genial climate—also business sites. Town Properties of all descriptions in this, the most progressive part of tho Dominion. Call, write, or wire—l fhow you round Freo of Charge—l have 3000 Properties on my books all over the Colony. I hold Stock Sales at Meance, Clive, Longlands, and ot Pukotapu, and Auction Sales of Furniture, Prvluco, etc., etc., at Tho Mart every Saturday. J. A. MILLER, HASTINGS.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE A FIRST-CLASS Sheep-Run-all tussock country; area 3084 acres, all freehold; 25 miles from Seddon Railway Station and Salcyards; on the Awatero River; first-class roads to property, ring-fenced, and subdivided into 3 large blocks- and G small paddocks. Property in its present state will winter 2000 half-bred sheep, and cvi be improved by sowing grass to carry .'IOOO. New 8-roonied housr», and all necessary station buildings; school, post am! telegraph offices finite handy. Price as a going concern, including stock, only ,t:j 10s. per aere. Easy terms can be arranged- Apply to JOHN T. (WQWAT, BLENHEIM,