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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1582, 28 October 1912, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. A FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION. 30 A A -\ C-i: lIS. 2SOO acre* freehold iu.tl /Vl/U Kill acres i.e.vehold. at a nominal rent.(the freehold <>i' tlii.- cnii be «!)- tnincil al JCI pel - acre), 1000 acres in mass ". about 500 acres fc-tli-U Ijhsli, ami ready W burn, 1 UIJII acres gree.-i bush, balance torn. [> Almost the whole of the block is plougiiublt\ ami all beautiful limestone country, well fenced and watered, 15 miles S-wiio fencing, 7 subdivisions new 5-roonnd . house, stables; implement:, shed, sheep ) vnrds. The property is. wintering at jire- [. sent MlOfl sheep and' 100 head .if cattle, or „ a winter capacity of :i sheep per ncre. p Situated in the .Kins Country, ,"i miles ~ from large market (own and railwav bv '(. good road. Price, .£22,000. Terms, J.'7-W) . cosh, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. 87S'.' NORTH OF AUCKLAND. QA A ACRES, 500 acres in good grass OltV (200'acfcs drilled iu last year), 100 acres follow, 100 acres ready for..plough, .'lO acres new grass, 10 acres oats, 100 acres bush, some .splendid puriri and -totara, well fenced into 10 paddocks.' Heavy black loam soil on warm sandstone. Winters 1000 sheep and 70 head of cattle; substantial buildings, stable, barn, cnwbails. Nearly all the property can bo ploughed. A largo portion is rich river flats. Railway station 2 miles, school and creamery 2 miles, good road. Price, XI) per acre*. Terms, one-third cash. 8767 r AS)i\ ACRES, all grassed, 50 acres have ■±/vU been ploughed, 120 acies flat, bal- ~ mice low undulating country,' rich loam ' on limestone; carries in winter 1)00 big sheep, 300 of jrhich are breeding ewes; 40 head cattle, 30 of which are dairy cows. First-class 7-roomeil house, woof- " shed, coirbails, yards, etc.; IS bales of ;" wool wore taken off this farm last shearing. .Metal read. Railway ;i miles, school j •_ and crcanlery 1 mile. Price, ,£l3 JO.v per acre. Terms, .£IOOO cash, balance 5 per cent. HARCOURT & CO,, 1 WELLINGTON. - EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP [ FARM. t FIRST-CLASS SHOP PROPERTY. e 7 Wellington and wanganui. WE have been instructed to Offer for Exchange, 3 BLOCKS of really First-class SHOP PROPERTY, situated Wellington and Wanganui. Shops all let on leases to approved tenants. Property, shows 7 per cent, clear on capital value. PRICE, £28,500. EQUITY, £20,000. Owner will consider Exchanging for Sheep Farm in good district, with stock J of about same value. For further particulars, apply— , H. F. MCNEILL & CO., j 155 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. E PARTICULARS OF PROPERTIES FOR ; SALE. ABOUT GOO Acres, Leasehold, Gfi years to run, within lfi miles of Hastings. 1 Winters 3 sheep and 80 cattle. Goodwill, " .£2500. /GENTLEMAN'S Beautiful Residence of _ about 10 rooms, with about,SO acres > land, in orchard, lawns, garden, etc., etc. • All modern conveniences, including elecJ _ trie light. Situated about 5 miles from r Napier. Easy terms. Further particulars on application. • -j -1 AA ACRES, 14 miles from Waipnku--5 X.JLUU ran saleyards and railway sta- • tion, 9-roomed houso with all conveniences; woolshed and yards; subdivided into number of paddocks; mostly ploughs able; winters 2 ewes to the acre; well watered. Price, j£lo 10s. per aero. ADA ACRES, all limestone, 14 miles JoU from Hastings and i miles to 1 Railway Station. New 7-roomed House, i dairy, storeroom,, and washhouse, trap I and dry shed. Subdivided into 8 paddocks, iiil beautifully watered. Two sets sheen yards and plenty of fencing timber • on the" place. Carrying capacity 3 sheep (mixed) and 200 head of cattle and few horses. Percentage of lambs last season was 115. Price, per acre; ' cash. With this property there is a Native - lease of 125 acres adjuining with 4 years to run at a few pounds a year rental, 1 which will carry 100 sheep and 100 head ; of young cattle. 1 QdQ. ACRES, Freehold, at Onga Onga, I ODO subdivided into 12 paddocks; good ; 7-rooined House, woolshed, stables, etc., - etc. Price, JEIB per acre; JCIOOO cash. i For further particulars, apply ■ DE PELICHET, M'LEQD, [ AND CO., LIMITED, j HASTINGS. EXPORT APPLES. WHILE the fruit trees, in the Old AVorld are at rest, the orchards in . the Southern Hemisphere produce their 5 luscious fruit for dispatch to the teeniiiiß 1 millions of Hie North. New markets arc clamouring for our t New Zealand-grown fruit. Germany, Den- • mark, Norway. Sweden. Austria, South i America, and the Mexican States arc all t among the competitive buyers. 5 The demand is greater than the supply. i We would suegest to you to provide a j safe and profitable insurance for yourselves, or for your children, by laying out 9 an apple orchard on j TASMAN J (Nelson). j The pick of New Zealand Apple Land. 1 Inquire J. T. HORN, , 37 Panama Street, WELLINGTON, r 'Phone 2173. I . . [ EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. ■ FOR FARMER TO ACQUIRE A STER- ! LING INVESTMENT. ITAA ACRES, situcin'tod less than 20 i "\J 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 ami subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered by permanent streams; lies well to the sun; has just wintered 1100 sheep ' and about 100 head cattle. Buildings compriso good iron woolshed, stable, tr.ip--1 shed, 3-roomed cottage, and good men's whare. Price is only £i 15s. per ncre. ' Mortgage of .£2325 to Advances to Sct- , tiers. Terms .£ISOO cash, balance "arranged. NOTE—This properly is a gift at. the ' price quoted, and its carrying capacity can be greatly increased with a littlo money spent on improvements. At the price of wool and other produce pur--1 chnser of this property must make a handsome profit in the near future. The advertiser has been all over the property and can give clients information, first ' For further details, apply promptly to '" the Sole Agent— ;; H. ERNEST LEIGMTON, ; Auctioneer. Land and Estate Agent, • ISC FEATHERSTON ST.. WELLINGTON. Or LOWER HUTX. '