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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1549, 19 September 1912, Page 10

UAND NOTICES. TE AROHA. £2*-l ACRE, 260 acres, nearly all in grass, 47 acres new grass; first-class r-,, . orchard, good variety of trees, including walnuts; land all level, subdivided into 17 paddocks, well icnccd with posts and wire, and live hedges, watered by streams. Hill easily-carry 10(1 cows, 'i'hero is a good 7-roomcd kauri house, washhouse, etc. Also, a 4-roomcd cottage, large shed 50 x 20, cowshed and stable, 2 miles iroin station, school and township. Land Transfer Title. Terms arranged, GSA POKENO. X?QfJ PER ACRE, 219 acres, 80 acres grass, balance rough feed, principally fern <M&\J with grass all through, 20 acres just ploughed, ready for cropping, 7 acres oats, 100 acres level, post and wiro fences, subdivided into 9 paddocks; carrying 30 milking cows, 9 yearlings, 100 ewes and hoggets, 4 horses. There is a G-roomcd house, cowshed, concrete, floor, trap shed, separator shed. 1.. T.T. Terms arranged. SSA KENNEDY BAY, EAST COAST, £9 R s ' •A-CHE, W9 acres, 50 acres rich flats, 200 acres heavy bush, tawa, *■* " rnahoe, rimu, rata, etc., 70 acres level, 130 acres undulating, 200 acres ploughable, partly fenced, well watered bv creeks, wilt carry 50 cattle, and 200 sheep; wintered S2 heavy stock, 12 cattle. Thero is a lot of native grass and clover as rough feed. Whare, 20 x 12. Land Transfer Title. Terms, .£2OO cash, balanco arranged. 42A DAIRY FLAT. nn PER ACRE, 714 acres of level and undulating country, all ploughable, 150 ■*" acres ploughed, about 50 acres easily drained swatnp, fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, about .1 or 4 miles of fencing. Will easily carry 1000 sheep and 50 cattle, now carrying 200 sheep and 25 head of cattle. Ilouse 6 rooms, concrete buildings, house and outbuildings idsurcd for ,£SOO. Terms one-third cash. Balance at 5$ per cent. Stock at valuation. IiDA WHEATLEY, RAVEN & GO., 69 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND PROVINCE, GOOD BUYING: /"CHOICE FARM.—Healthy position, 150 Acres,. Freehold, all in grass, good orchard, few acres pretty native bush, well subdivided, sheltered, end -watered. An ideal dairying and cropping farm, convenient city, closo to station, saleyards, creamery, and school, tip-top house, seven largo rooms, with all conveniences, barn, cowshed, implement shed, etc. Has good road frontage, and can be easily subdivided; convenient to suburban train service, and in a district thai' is going ahead rapidly, TRICE, £H 10s. per acre. Easy term* The owner of the above Farm has arranged Milk Contract for the coming season nt Bd, per gallon delivered. A Buyer will have the right of taking over (his contract, ARCHD. WALLACE, LAND 4 ESTATE AGENT, AUCKLAND. 992 ACEES ' first - cIi >ss, fully improved heavy bush country, subdivided into 18 paddocks, all well grassed. House of 7 rooms, with capacious washhouse, etc. Woolshed, stable, barn; ploughman's hut, shearers' whare; good sheep and cattle yards; concreto dip. Splendidly watered by permanent stream. At present carrying 1400 sheep, including 700 breeding ewes, and 80 head of cattle. Two miles from Post-Office, School, and Store. 15 miles from Railway Station, by good road. Titlo, Land Transfer. PRICE, £8 PER ACRE. ■' TERMS—One-third Cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. . This is a Fine Property. We can thoroughly recommend it. COOPER AND MANNING, ■ HAMILTON. .Write to us if you want particulars of Waiknto Land. ~~ ~~ : chTapTarE • OAK ACRES, Freehold, easy hills, all in grass, divided into two paddocks, both /vvu well watered by streams. Carries 11 shoe]) to the acre. Only five miles from township and Tailway station, and within easy-reach of Wellington. There is a whore on the property and a good metalled road runs on to it. Price, M. . Folio 003. IDEAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. • SITUATED within about from large railway station on Jlanawatu line. Thero are oight acres of ground, subdivided into middqcks. Has some native bush. Ilouse is of 13 rooms, comprising dining room drawing room, and smoking room. Very lofty studs, broad halls and corridors, 5 bedrooms upstairs, and bathroom, 2 servants'bedrooms and bathroom downstairs; largo kitchen with splendid range. House is built of hand-picked tol-ara and heart of mntai floors; h. and c. water laid on, also acetylene gas. Telephone installed. High pressure water supply, lovely garden and lawn, kitchen garden, paddock and fowlyards, loosebox and large coachhouse, washhouse with tubs and boiler, conlshed, windmill, perfect drainage. Everything is of the very best, and the climate enjoyed in this district is verv mild and temperate. There is also plenty of sport to be had, both with rod anil gun. Price, JE2SOO. Folio 585. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. -J A A ACRES, Freehold, all in grass andall ploughable. About GO acres have been X\f\f stumped. The property is well fenced into 11 paddocks, which are permanently watered. Carried 43 cows, 2 bulls, and six yearlings through the winter without artificial feed. Buildings comprise guod house, cowshed (10 double bails), fitted with machines, and all usual outbuildings. Situated 1J miles from railwav station on Hanawatu line, and approached by good roads. The returns the owner's have received from this property show thut it is an excellent paying proposition, and we can thoroughly recommend same. Price, .£SO per acre. Folio 004' DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD.' WELLINGTON. ' GOOD SHEEP PROPERTIES. RGfl -ACRES, L.1.P., annual rent .£l2; 1M acres in grass, 300 acres in standi™ OOU bush, 100 acres of which is first-class milling l„, s h, the balance Seine onen country; 7 miles from railway station by good metalled road; partly fenced and Feveral subdivisions, watered by permanent streams; lies well to the sun. BUILD-' INGS: New 5-roonied House, men's whare, and sheep yards. Price, £2 per acre including 100 sheep, 2 cows, 1 yearling heifer. j^ 0 j„oi" 1 ACRES, Freehold, 7GO in grass, 290 standing bush, 150 acres is flat'- this XVOXf property is well fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered bv good streams; carrying capacity 2} sheep besides cattle; the farm is now cirrrini 1050 sheep (including 760 breeding ewes) and 90 head of cattle. This very fine sheen farm adjoins the railway and a thriving township. There are no buildings on the place. Price, .£lO 10s. per aero; easy terms to a good man. 0 -i(\rrn ACRES, Freehold, all rich Limestone country; 750 acres in grass w Iu i O in standing bush, all hilly country, substantially fenced, and subdivided' into 9 paddocks, all well watered; carrying capacity 21 sheep to the acre BUPJ) ]NGS: 6-roomed house, woolshed, and other outbuildings; 11 miles from townsh'in* where there are all conveniences. Price, .£8 ss. per acre; on'easv terms No 2071 n a \ ACRES, Freehold, 460 in grass, balance standing bush, 200 acres PIOUGIT X) L s3:. ABLE .when stumped, the balanco hilly; carrying capacity '» sheen in the winter and 21 in the spring and the summer; there nro two houses on the nro perty, each having 5 rooms, woolshed and several other buildings; G miles from railway station by good metalled road. This is a very cheap property. Price J!7 10s. per acre; terms can be arranged. Nos. 1241 and 1243 • ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, ■• LTD.," •' EANGITTICEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS! SEVEN HUNDRED A YEAR. NOW is your chance to secure Cno Business Premises in tho Main Street of Palmerston North, bringing in .£7OO per year, with good buildings thereon and all let to first-class tenants. For price and further particulars applv ro Owner. Also ■q-i f\ ACRES, Taranaki District;-750 acres laid down in the best of English OXU grass; about GO acres shelter bush; subdivided into H convenient paddocks; well wntered by running streams. There are about 400 acres plonMiable • about 100 acres have been stumped and ploughed, the rest undulating; has got '' miles frontage to main metal road, and very suitable for subdividing into dairy farms; handy to factory, school, post office, and township; 3 miles' to"railwav station; 3 saleyards within six miles; will carry 2| sheep per acre, besides cattle Buildings; Good 4-roomed cottage, woolshed and sheepvards. cowshed Price .Elli 10s.; cash, X'3ooo. For further particulars apply to ''POSSESSOR," care '"Dominion" Office. Wellington. -j «-Q ACRES Freehold, situated about 11 miles from Waipukurau township, saloXI O yards and eheeso factory; flat and undulating, all ploughable, well fenced into G paddocks, well watered; with new 5-roomcd house, large'shed; 50 acres in oats ni>l wheat, balanco in grass; wintered 400 sheep and some cattle and hordes This is a very suitable farm for dairying or fattening, and being right alongside a rising town must increase in value. Price, .£25 per acre, .terms .£1550 cash,"balance arranged at 5 per cent. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., NAPIER. A GOING CONCERN. IAQ 4' C m£ S| all F RS ? d > , 9 aci ' c , s p!'»i?trd. 0 paddocks; 5-ronnied House and out.' XtO buildings; close to cheese factory and school; 35 daivv cows, bull, horcp cart, harness, and utensils. PRICE, J:23 per acre; .EliflO cash. Applv A. £.V.n JLUXL X , EKETAHUNA. K(\C\ ACRES, KimboUon. splendid 3-shccp country, some ploughable, all' grass; o\fV some she tor biiih; good buildings and well subdivided. Price .£ls per aw for QUICK SALE. Xo ];<) 1 Kft ACRK? ' Gci'il»"lon, bull: ploujhablo; 120 in gr;,s;. balance good rough feed' XOlf carrying 38 big cattle at present; new house and nil jirrcsarv outbuildings and sheds, etc. Price. J:l7 per acre; ,CSOO cash required, L\il. on first mortgage. SI IQC ACRE!?, 15 miles from Fcildin?: all ploughable; 130 stumped and ploughed; X<JV line buildings, etc.; no mortgage. Price .1)27 per acre, or £'1000 cash. VICTOR E.- SR/MTH AGENT, FEUDING. OWING to special private circumstances, we are authorised to offer, for ten days only, the Goodwill of a tip-top Native Lease, consisting of 1572 Acres, handy to Railway and Township; 600 acres good bush, balance fern and rough feed; about 500 acres consist of rich nlluvial river flats, and the balanco is casv rolling country. Lease is for 42 years at Is. ner acre for first 21' vears, and on th'e basis of 5 per cent, on unimproved value for fast 21 years. Full 'compensation for improvements up to j;,3 per acre. This propertv was valued Inst month bv one of tho A.M.P. Society s Valuers at 3fls. per acre, and, for a quick sale, wo aro instructed to accept .£I2OO cash, which is equivalent to onlv 15s. Gd. per acre, or one-half of the recent valuation. This propertv will re-sell at more thau twice the amount asked during the nexl three months. Scud us an urgent wire, and wo will arrange to meet you tit Palmerston, and accompany vou to inspect it. An absolute little gold mine. Don't miss it! ' W. H, LAMBERT AND COniSffi: