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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1662, 31 January 1913, Page 10

AUCTIONS. "N E W-L A N D S." "N E W. LA N D S." 1300 ACRES, FREEHOLD. M'URRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., have rsceivMl instructions from Mrs. Houston, of Arlington, to offer for Private Sale— THE ABOVE PROPERTY, Situated within about thiee miles of WAIPUKURAU. '. The land lies on tho east side, and is bounded by the Main Road between Waipukurau and Porangahnu. It comprises rich flats and fine rolling downs, nil ploughable, and specially suitable for Dairying. \ GOOD HOMESTEAD AND OUTBUILDINGS. For price and all further particulars, apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., NAPIER AND WELLINGTON. FOR SALE, \ V - HUIHUI ORCHARD, Riwaka, Nelson, comprising PBi acres of first-class land, of which'ss clcres are planted (and in bearing),.7-yr-old, with peaches, apples, prunes, pears, raspberries; black currants, gooseberries, strawberries, and hops. Three Dwelling Houses, five stall stables, packing shed and store, with implements and plant for carrying on the business of fruit farming. To be sold in one Lot, or subdivided in three Lots. ' Lot I—2B seres; with 10-roomed Dwelling House, stable' and-shed. Lot 2—26J acres and 5-roomed House. ' Lot'3.—l4 acres and 8-roomed House and shed. ■•■.:■ Apply by letter, or 'personal visit to owner— ' ■" ' ": CHARLES LOWE, Riwaka, Nelson. " ' FOR SALE. ~~' AS A GOING CONCERN. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY .FARM ON THE MANAWATU LINE. 1 KA ACRES, flat and undulating counJLOU try, about two-thirds ploughable when stumped, subdivided into 7 paddocks, well-watered by permanent streams, about 25 acres broken to plough, 10 acres oats; good 4-roomed■ houso, large scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water, enamel bath, lavatory basin, etc., house is so built that it can easily be added on to/ wash-house, copper, tubs, etc., stable, coach-house, machinery shed, 10stall cowshed, with concrete floor. Stock include 1 58 head first-class dairy stock, 22 head young slock, horse, milk cart, cans, and plant. Present milk test, 4.2. Property is situated about 5 miles from important town, and 1J miles from coop, creamery. Price, £H) per acre, as going concern. Terms .£ISOO cash, balance at ~5 per cent. This property is only in the market owing to very special circumstances.

Kf\A ACRES L.1.P., 8 miles from im--01/Tc portant Wairarapa town, good road, together with 2 acres freehold, plantation, orchard, 8 acres turnips, one milo from cheese factory, post office, and school; large revenue from firewood. Will run 475 sheep and 20 cows, capable of great improvement. Prico .£5 15s. per ,acre. ■"' -■■ . v H.' ERNEST LEIGHTON,' :AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 186 Featherston Street, Wellington, and Lower Hntt. ; .■• FOR (SALE OR EXCHANGE/' f'lyn ACRES; all flat and ploughable j JLtl/ good rich loam, well fenced and divided into 11 paddocks; about 70 acres in crops; good 7-roomed house, every convenience, trapshed, stables, cowshed, etc.; Post and Telograph Office, School, Chu.rch, Stores, Bank, etc., adjoining property; an ideal farm, will carry well 90 cows; price .£2B per acre; owner wants good sheep farm, partly improved preferred. . ■ . f*/?A ACRES Freehold, 460 acres in best ODU English grasses and crops; about 100 acres good bush; flat, undulating and hilly; rich loam on papa; 7 well-fenced paddocks, well watered; will carry 40 cows, with 2 ewes to. acre and young 4-roomed house and'lean-to, washhouse, etc.; good woolshed, dip, yards, etc.'; good metal roads; 8 miles from Railway Station, Creamery, Church, Post Office, and School 2 miles, and,the price only £9 per acre; owner wants good general store or dairy farm. GILCHRIST AND EIDD, , Land Agents, ' PALMERSTON N6RTH. AN ORCHARD HOME. THE Nelson climate is one of the finest , in New Zealand. Last year's average sunshine was over seven hours per day summer and winter. A fertile soil,' an annual average rainfall of about 40 inches, an absence of high winds and late frosts combine to make the district the Fruit Metropolis of Now Zealand and the main factor of the apple export trade. Right in the hoart'of this beautiful district we have for sale an orchard property of 39 acres, one of the best. Half the area is under orchard, almost entirely exportable apples and pears. The. gross returns for the past three years average .£IOOO a year, and as the major portion of the area has only iust come into bear-; ing, this return should show an increase year by year. A well-built seven-roomed house stands in pretty grounds. There is hot and cold water, excellent water supply, motorshed, tennis lawn, vineries, packing house, store-room, vehicle shed, four-stall stable, chaff-house, cow byre, poultry house; etc. Particulars . from

■■ • J. T. HORN, LTD., 37 Panama Street, WELLINGTON. AAK JiCRES, Freehold, right in the ■xtfct) Township of Matiero, main road frontage,' three minutes' walk from P. 0., school, creamery,- and: proposed railway station; sawmill alongsido of tho property, all in grass,-subdivided into tour paddock?) 8 wire fences; good heavy bush land, watered by permanent streams, never-failing water supply; '200 • acres ploughablo, 100 acres flat. This property is suitable for both sheep and dariying, carrying at present 550 shre'ep, 80 head of cattle, and 9 horses; would easily carry 75 dairy cows, besides a number of sheep. It will cut up well into small holdings. Buildings consist of two-roomed cottage, and outbuildings. Up-to-date stock \ yards and dip. \ The proposed Stratford-Ongarue Bailway; line . going right through the property. PRICE,. £14 10s. pe racre, or could bo leased on reasonable terms. G. PHILLIPS AND CO., ' SOLE AGENTS. MATIERE. OHTJRA. I AftQ ACRES, Freehold, all In grass, 100 rk\JO acres ploughablo when stumped, fenced and subdivided into 15 paddocks, well watered; 20 acres flat, balance undulating; will carry 2} sheep to tho acre, besides milk 20 to 30 cows; 5-roomed House,' woolshcd, cowshed, trapshed, etc.; 7 miles from good town; 1 mile from school and factory. Price, £U 10s. per acre. Good terms can bo arranged if necessary. P. TULLOCH. Land and Estate Agent, PAUIATUA. FOB FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE NINE,'