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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1568, 11 October 1912, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. ° IMPORTANT LAND SALE. ? DAIRY FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY, h ' X I'ER CENT. CASH. O PER CENT. CASH. ' EXCEPTIONAL TERMS. EXCEPTIONAL TEEMS. D . r PER CENT. CASH. O PER CENT. CASH. SUBDIVISION OF 530 ACRES. MANAWATU LINE, 1J -Miles RAILWAY STATION 14 miles 11 Miles RAILWAY STATION 1J miles \f ESSRS H. F. M'NEILL AND CO. -"X have received instructions to offer For Sale by PRIVATE TREATY the above splendidly-situated Freehold Property, subdivided in farms of from 15 to 130 acres. , This Fine Property consists of rich > dairying and cropping land, admirably adapted for tho production of Dairy and other Produce for the city of Wellington. An ideal spot for dairying, poultry, fruit, or market gardening, Splendidly watered by never-failing streams and w.ell and permanently grassed! There are a number of farm buildings on tho property, including house, sheds, whare, etc. TERMS ARE EXCEPTIONAL, • 5 PER CENT. CASH, ' BALANCE AT SJ- PER CENT. FOR 5 i YEARS. Early application necessary, Prices, Plans, and full particulars from H. F, MCNEILL & CO:, - 155 FEATHERSTON STREET,' WELLINGTON. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO. LTD;, WELLINGTON, ' ' . , ' And at ; NAPIER, GISBOENE, DUNEDIN, MERCHANTS, WOOLBROKERS,' AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. CHEAP PROPERTIES. fifiA ACRES, L.1.P., near Te luiiti, 2 \JU\f sheep to acre; 300 acres in grass; 4-roomed house. Rent .£24. PRICE, .£4 10s. 9Aft ACRES, Freehold; the pick of A\J\J Oharin Valley; 150 acres ploughiible; 6-ioomed house, and numerous outbuildings. ,£lB. IOOA ACEES . 0.R.r., nenr WhangaJ -"""momona; 275 acres in grass; 2 sheep to acre; well watered and partly fenced. PRICE, Ji2. Terms Ji3oo cash. OCA ACRES, Freehold, at Tawa Flat. ™«" Splendid residential property, on , Main Road; 1 sheep country. Buildings worth .£2OOO. PRICE, .£2O per acre. ' 1 ftOA ACRES « Leasehold, near Rae-J-VvVfihij'SOO acres in grass; 2 sheep to acre. New 7-roomed house. Rent .£9B. PRICE, X 3.--lOAA ACRES, Freehold, Marlborough. XOUU Nearly all ploughable, 200 acres have been ploughed. Level road. PRICE, .£B. \ Easy terms are offered to purchasers of these properties.. Further particulars on application. We invite owners who want to sell, to communicate with us at once, as we have numerous inquiries tor pastoral land from men with capital. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. FOR FARMER TO ACQUIRE A STERLING INVESTMENT. ' 1 700 A^RES > situated less than 20 -L iU" miles from Wellington, by good metal road, 1200 acres grass, balance bush, about 100 to 120 acres, ploughable when stumped; several acres broken to plough, fenced and subdivided into 16 paddocks, watered by permanent streams; lies well to tho.sun; has just wintered 1100 sheep and about 100 head cattle. Buildings comprise good iron woolshed, stable, traptdied. 3-roomed cottage, and good men's whare. Price is only £3 15s. per acre. Mortgage of ,£2325 to Advances to Settlers. Terms .£ISOO cash, balance arranged. NOTE—This property is a gift at tho price quoted, and its carrying capacity can bo' greatly increased with a little money spent on improvements. At the price of wool and other produce purchaser of this property must make a handsome profit in tho near future. Tlio advertiser has been all over the property and can givo clients information first hand. For further details, apply promptly to tho Solo Agent— H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agent, 186 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON, Or LOWER HUTT. T HAVE FOR SALE, IN REMUERA & OTHER SUBURBS, SEVERAL GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES, Wood, Concrete, Brick, WITH WELL LAID OUT GROUNDS. FROM HALF-ACRE TO ELEVEN ACRES Each of them have SPLENDID VIEWS Mid one especially has MOVING L'ICI'URES OF SEA AND LOVELY LANDSCAPES from the Balconies and fronr EVERY WINDOW IN THE HOUSE. C. J. HUTCHINSON, LAND AGENT, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO.. i /IAA ACRES of first-class country; 330 rfcvV acres flat, 70 acres low hills, all ; in grass; with tho exception of 80 acres, ; the -whole property has been ploughed and sown down in English grass; it. is ' well fenced and subdivided, nnd is in a ■ splendid locality; 1 mile from Railway 1 Station. Wo have personally inspected this pro- ' perly, and have selected it: for snle from ' a great many properties which have been offered to us. It is one of the best propositions we have seen in tho Wnikato, and could easily lie subdivided into 3 or 4 good dairy inrms. There is a certain profit of several pounds per acre to the purchaser. i Wo will accompany any purchaser over , this property, as wn'are satis-fied the first \ bona-fido buyer will purchase it. GRIFFITHS & SON, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM,