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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1747, 12 May 1913, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. 2300 ACRES ' NATIVE LEASE, t2 YEARS. RENT—Is. per acre first 10 years; Is. 6d. per acre next U years; 2s. lid. per acre for remaining 31" years. A MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF UNIX IMPROVED LAND. Three-fourths is in FIRST-CLASS BUSH, consisting of tawa, puketeas, lionini, whitewood, and heavy undergrowth of supplejack, wuh ample totara for oil fencing purposes. Balance of the land is in high fern. Ihe country is mostly papa and very easy in formation, holds grass remarkably well, and will winter when improved 2 wet ewes per acre. There is a splendid Homestead ?ito within a few chains of the Tailway atation. The.block is splendidly watered. This is one of the best Mocks of lanu in the Ki'Jg Country, and is surrounded by neighbours, who are all improving their properties. The Native owners are very anxious to sell, and the Freehold Title could oasily bo obtained at a low figure. „. PRICE FOR THE LEASE, XI 17s. 6d. PER ACRE. Terms, iX'OO cush. sSoO 3000 anganiil FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY. " 1800 acres in grass. 30 acres' crops, balalco good bush. Now carrying 4200 sheep, 200 cattle, well fenced (8 wires) j?to 20 paddocks. On<.-third is easy Tolling lnria, balance good sheep hills. Buildings, new 7-roomed house, woolshed, 6 stands and night pens for 400 sheep Shearsr.s cottages, dip, yards, telephono on to house. _ ... TITLE, L.I.P. and O.R.P. Freeholds can be obtained. Total T eat 3, 1 03 per annum. Railwiy, 2S miles, by good roa<l. Mail coa:h passes homestead. PRICE, .£4 PER ACRE. Terns, quarter cash, balance arranged. 8010 HARCOURT AND CO., WELJJHGTON. FARMS WANTED. <£3000 CLIENT with about this 6um iraats property in Wellington District, to carry 2000 sheep. £1000 w s amount of cash desires to purchase 100 to 400 acres sheep country, in warm climate. BUYER who could put down, this sum requires mixed Sheep and Cow Farm, in Wellington District; about 200 acres. £1000 ' cou^ amount of cash for about 1000 acres, partially improved • sheep land, with good prospective value. Owners who desire to purchase or dispose of country lands are invited to communicate with lis, i ' MURRAY, ROBERTS, -AND CO., LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. DAIRY AND CROPPING FARMS FOR PRIVATE SALE, AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON VERY EASY TERMS. CLOSE TO RATANA AND TURAKINA RAILWAY STATIONS. ACRES TO ACRES. THE WAIPU BLOCK f~IONSISTS of SOO Acres Freehold, through which the railway runs. It is subdivided into seven sections, including Rich River Flats, and land that produces 64 bushels of wheat to the aero. There are also some sections capable of improvement. Practically all ploughable. For further particulars apply to— MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON, Or • C. H. BURNETT, WANGANUI. SUNNY NELSON. 7JIHERE is no doubt about 'the great future for apples. Next year's crop partly sold at ad.vanced prices. Secure your land now at low prices. Easy terms. Absentees provided for. Material and labour at cost price. Sections from 15 acres, good locality, alongside roads. Prices from £8 per acre. Come and see. J. B. FINLAY, "Evening Post" Buildings, WELLINGTON. THRESHOLD, situated 18 miles from jl Masterton, 1700 acres; 200 to 300 acres plougliable, 1000 acres native grass, 709 acrea iu scrub; well watered by streams; carry 1400 sheep and IGS cattle. Price, JC'5 per acre. Tonus all cash. Apply to N.Z. SHEEP FARMERS' AGENCY, 31 Hunter Street, Wellington.