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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1720, 10 April 1913, Page 12

LAND NOTICES. ' 2300 ACI?ES/ NATIVE LEASE, 42 YEARS. RENT—Is. per acrc first 10 years; Is. 6d. per aero next U years; 2s. 6<1.. per aero for remaining 21 years. A MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OE TJN---'V IMPROVED LAND. Three-fourths is in FIRST-CLASS I3USH, consisting of tawa, puketeas, konini, whitewood, and heavy undergrowth of supplejack, with air.plo totaivv for' all fencing ' purposes. Balance of the land is in high fern. The country is mostly papa and very easy in formation, holds gras3 femarkably well, and will winter when improved 2 wet ewes per acre. Thero is a 6j)lendid Homestead Site within a few chains of tho railway station. Tho block is splendidly watered. This is ono of the best blocks of land in the Ivi'jg Country, and is surrounded by neighbours, who aro all improving their properties. The Native owners ore very anxious to sell, and the Freehold Titlo' could easily bo obtained at a low iiguro. PRICE. FOR THE LEASE, .£1 17s. 6d. PER ACRE. ' Terms, SBS'J 3000 ACEE£S, W4NGANUI-FIRSr-dLASS SHEEP. COUNTRY. 1800 acres in grass. 30 acres crops, balance good bush. Now carrying 4200 sheep, 200 cattle, well fenced (8 wires) into 20 paddocks. Oil'-third is easy rolling land, balance good 6lieep hills. Buildings, new 7-roomed house, woolshed, fi stands and night pens for 400' sheep Shearers' cottages, dip,, yards, telepnono on to house. TITLE, L.I.P. snd O.R.P. Freeholds can be obtained. Total Teats, .£lO3 per annum. Railwiy, 28 miles, by good road. Mail coa;h passes homestead. '• PRICE, .£4 PER ACRE. Terms, quarter cash, balance arranged. 6910 HAECOTJRT AND CO., ■WELLINGTON. CHEAP FARM. "C LUN Y" ■ ESTATE. "CLtJNY" ESTATE. 0)4-0 ACEES > FREEHOLD, SHEEP COUNTRY; 10 milesi from Turakina and Marton. Carrying capacity: 25 sheep per acre; 100 acres ploughable, 70 acres of which are flat, and have grown splendid rape. Balance easy hills. ' Access by good metalled roads. ' . ' Well watered, and fenced .into. 7 paddocks.' Four-roc-med Cottage (almost , new) on the property. . - Very easy terms can be Arranged. PRICE, <£13 PER ACRE. ■ Portion of . ''Cluny"—owned and occupied by the M'Gregor family for over 50 years—has been sold to adjoining neighbours, and the 510-ACRE BLOCK is being offered to : the public for the first time. For further particulars, apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., Sole Agents, ■ WELLINGTON. CHOICE FARMS. /CHOICE Dairy Farm, Rangitikci disV-' trict, containing 85 acres, 13 . paddocks, well watered,. all in . good grasses excepting 12 acres crop, all ploughable, has grown GO bushels of wheat and 90 bushels of oats to. the acre. Live hedges and shelter trees. Comfortable buildings. Property is at present carrying 21 cows, 12 head young cattle, 3 horses, and a few slieop. Plenty of winter feed for dairy stock. Situato J mile from school, handy to cheese factory, about 4J miles from railway station. K I tyw ACRES, splendid Sheep country; X-LI I B§s acres freehold, 292 acres leasehold,, about .25 acres flat, balance hilly and undulating country; all iii grass but some shelter bush, ring fenced with first-class fencing material, subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered by permanent' streams; good woolshed and man's cottage. AVill carry 1J breeding ewes or 2 dry sheep to the acre. Prico for freehold, £.1 10s. per acre; leasehold, which has seven years to run at- a nominal rental, .£720. Situate within io miles of Wellington, handy to school, township, and post office. Terms, half .cash. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON; AUCTIONEER; LAND AND ESTATE - AGENT, . 18G FEATHERSTON ST., WELLING- ; TON, and LOWER'HUTT. CENTRAL TERRACE, WELLINGTON. NINE-RCJOj/ED HOUSE, Scullery, Bathroom, Storercom, Workshop, and Washhouse, all under one roof. Fernery, Greonhouse, and Conservatory. All Modern Conveniences, not and Cold Gas. ' QUICK SALE DESIRED. . GRIFFITHS AND SON, ' LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM. PRIVATE HOTEL FOR LEASE. Lease and furniture of modem City Private Hotel for sale. Built in brick and containing 50 rooms. Exceptirnally well furnished and all in splendid condition. House always full, good tariff, easy rental. Full particulars to bona-fide person on application to WYLIE BROS.. 184 FE-iTtIERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. SALE~On EXCHANGE 1 Q ACRES on Main Trunk Line, S J-J-LO miles from Railway Station. 3 miles formed dray road, balance Gft. track, which is now being formed; 500 acres felled arid grassed, balance heavy bush. This is an O.R.P. Section at 17s. Gd., rent lOd. per acre. Owner wants JGil 10s. per acrc for his goodwill, and will tako ,£l5O cash and leave the balance on mortgage, providing the purchaser will fell 150 acres of bush during the first year. The owner is prepared to take well-let town property (unencumbered or nearly so) up to .£BOO in lieu of cash, and leave tho balance;on. ' I<\ It. H. BRICE, Land and Commission Ageiit, Marton.