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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1748, 13 May 1913, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. 2300 ACEES ' NATIVE LEASE, 42 YEARS. KENT—Is. per acre first 10 years; Is. (Id. prr aero next it years; 2s. 6d. per iicro lor remaining 21 years.A MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF UNi'SL J MPROVED LAND. Three-fourths i,s in FIRST-CLASS BUSH, consisting of tawa, puketeas, lionini, whitewood, and heavy undergrowth of supplejack, wi.b ample totara for all fencing purposes. Balance of tho 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 vret ewe* per acre. . c .. There is a splendid Homestead cite within a few chains of the railway station. Tho block is splendidly watered. This is one of the best blocks of land in the Ithg Countiy, and is surround*! by neighlxiurs, who are all improving tneir properties. The Native owners ore very ambus to'sell* and the iTOonom Title could easily be obtained at a low ti PRICE FOR THE LEASE, £1 17s. 6.1 ; PER ACRE. Terms, JBI.'OO etifih. sSaJ 3000 FIRS r-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY. c 1800 acres m grass 30 acres crops, balance good bush. Now carrying 4200 sheep, 200 cattle, well fenced (8 wires) into 20 paddocks. Om.-third is easy rolling land, balance good sheep hills. Buildings, new 7-rooraed house, woolshed, 6 stands and night pens for 400 sheep Shearsrs cottages, dip, yards, telephone on to house. _ , , TITLE, L.I.P. end O.R.P. Frcohcicis can bo obtained. IStal rejts, .£lO3 per annum. Railwiy, 26 miles, by good road. Mail coach passes homestead. PRICE, £4 PER ACRE Teims, quarter cash, balance arranged. BJIU HARCOTJRT AND CO., WELIJNGTON. , FARMS WANTED. c:Lir ' NT wit k about tllis sum'waats property in Wellington District, to carry 2000 6h«p. JEIOOO CLIENT nmount of ca3h desires to purchase 100 to 400 acres sheep country, in warm climate. JSI3OQ put own this sum requires mixed Sheep and Cow Farm, in Wellington District; about 200 acros. £1000 CLIENT could find this 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 us. 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 /CONSISTS of 800 Acres Freehold, through which the railway runs. It is subdivided into seven sections, including Rich River Fiats, and land that produces 64 bushels of wheat to the ncre. 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. ■ ; ] __ CENTRAL TERRACE, WELLINGTON. Nine-rcjomed house, scuiiety, Bathroom. Storercom, Workehop. and Waihhouse, all under one roof. Fernery, Greenhouse, and Consemtorj. All Modern Conveniences, Hot and Cold Wa'.<r, Gas. QUICK SALE DESIRED. GRIFFITHS AND SON, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM. DAIRY FARMS. TAWA FLAT. Q GEORGE NATHAN has received inO. structions to Sell, privately, Four Small' Dairy Farms, area 54 acres up to 105 acres. Prices range from .£lO 10s. per acre to .£35. This, is a rare chance to secure a good farm in close proximity of the City, on exceptionally easy terms, being 15 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, ill !) months, 10 per cent, in 18 months, balance tc» remain on mortgage. Early appiicalions necessary. Apply G. GEORGE NATHAN, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. 113-115 Customhouse Quov, WELLINGTON. '