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FOR EXCHANGE. rjIHREE 5-roomed Collages (tram route). -a- and block of 15 Portions. Building Land. Price, £4200; en nil v, £2155; waul Pain- Farm. . fjHWO 7-roumcd Houses (Citvl. rents £2 A 10.=. Price £2350; equity £1100. Would add some cash for Sheep Farm, -j OAA ACRES, freehold, Bush Land, jLOiyiy Manawatu Linn, unencumbered. Price, £3 10s. per aero; exchange for Dairy Farm, Town Property, or Mortgage MILLER AND RUTTER, Land and Estate Agents, WELLINGTON. SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY. 1 KOl ACRES, within 10 miles of NclJLO/vJL son. This property is well sheltered, and lies well to tho sun; 100 acres have been cleared, and are in good grass, and balanco is in bush, with about GSO acres good milling timber. The railwar has just been completed within 1} miles, and consequently property in the locality is advancing rapidly in value. Price, £3 per acre. R. B. & A. E. JACKSON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. NELSON. APPLE GROWING FOR EXPORT Is now recognised as the best paying branch of Fruit-growing. (Read special articles in "Dominion" of Saturday, 21th February). Thero is a big demand for Apple-Growing Land in tho BRONTE ESTATE, NELSON, where 355 acres of this splendid Orchard Land have already been sold, 250 acres of which wero planted out last season. BLOCKS OF -iu} ACRES AND UPWARDS are now selling at from £8 T0 £20 PER ACKE ' cleared and ready for cultivation. TERMS, 10 per cent, deposit; balanco 5 years at 5 per cent. These Lands are declared by Experts to bo Second to None in Australasia for the purpose of APPLE-GROWING, and tho land in the BRONTE ESTATE in particular, is Guaranteed BETTER AND CHEAPER than anything else offering in tho district. Plans and full information from the Agents. N.B.—Special arrangements now being made for a large party of prospective purchase! s to inspect during the Easter Holidays. MILLER & RUTTER, WELLINGTON. MANAWATU LINE. RICH DAIRY AND FATTENING FARM. -a prr\ ACRES, situate about 5 milos JLtW from Levin, and five miles from Shannon, on the Main County Road. Property is all in grass; subdivided into 7 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams, flat and undulating; about' two-thirds ploughable when stumped; 25 acres broken to plough, heavv carrying capacity. About one mile" from Co-op. Creamery. First-class ■J-roomed nouse, scullery, Wkroom (hot and cold water, enamel bath, lavatorybasin) : house is so built that it. can easily be added on to without interfering with existing building. Also shed, 50ft. long, containing loose-box, harness-room, machinerr shed, elc. The above Property is part of the Ihakara Reserve, justly noted for its heavy carrvins capacity and grass-growing qualities." Price is £30 per acre, or near offer. Terms about £1000 cash, balance arranged, or an approved first mortgage or unencumbered property might, be accepted up to vnluo of the deposit. This property will compare favourably with land fetching much higher prices. Land grows excellent rape and other crops. For further particulars, apply to the Manager on property, Mr. S. Raper, Levin, or to H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, Auctioneer, Land and, Estato Agent, 18G Feathcrston Street. 'WELLINGTON. SHEEP STATION, 2300 ACRES. NORTH OF AUCKLAND. qqaa ACRES Freohold, about 500 i4/{j\jV) acre* pioughable; subdivided into I blocks, r.ug fenced, all new sheepproof fences; G paddocks, in present state will winter 150!) sheop, besides 100 head cattle; at present carrying 1000 sheep, 20 head cattle and horses; would carry at least 3000 sheep wheD cleared of timber and forn. This is a late homestead site, and has erected thereon wool-shed, sheep yards, dip, and the necessary out bnildings, including house of 9 rooms. Price, including stock and plant, £1 10s. per acre; good terms can be arranged. This block has great prospective valuo. (454) SMITH & HALGOMBE, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN 4 SWANSON STS.. AUCKLAND CITY PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE t-'OR FARMS. SIX HOUSES in the City, all well situated, lot at £286 per annum. Price £1250. Equity £1975. l nnEN HOUSES in the City, and Largo ■*■ Privnto Hotel, let at £689 per annum. Price £10,500. Equity £4150. ELEVEN HOUSES in the City, Five Houses, Stables, on 0} acres of Land, suburbs; also Twenty-two Building Allotments. Price £20,230. Equity £9010. Let at £818 par annum. CITY (off) 'Willis Stroot. Throe modern 7-room Houses. Let at £4 2s. 6d. per week. Price £3000. Equity £2100. Furthor details can bs had on application to J. FANNING AND CO., MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON, in DAIRY FARMS, -in 5 MILES FROM HAMILTON. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE DAIRY FARMER. WE have just received instructions to sell this Property, under the torms of the Government Land Settlement Finance Act. It comprises 12 MAGNIFICENT DAIRY FARMS, of from 100 TO 200 ACRES EACH. All fenced and in splendid grass, and ready now to go right on dairying. It ADJOINS the NEWSTEAD and MATANGI RAILWAY STATIONS and CREAMERIES. PRICE, £21 to £22 PER ACRE. TERMS, i\ per cent. Cnsh, balance extending over 20 years. Interest, 4J per cent. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUC TIONEERING CO., HAMILTON. GRIFFSTHS & SON, SOLE AGENTS. HAMILTON AND BLENHEIM. ~~ A~N~AIS 0L 01 E~ GIFT."" ' A K(\ ACKKS, frrchnlil, school, post QOV oltice, and cmimery 14 miles; factory. I!j: railway, 1 miles; splendid roads. Will cany 2 sheep and cattle, half ploughable, S paddocks, running stream*. Price, £12. Personally inspected and stroiijjlv recommended bv RATLIFF LAND'AGENCY, FEILDINQ,