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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1749, 14 May 1913, Page 12

LAND NOTICES. 2300 ACRES ' NATIVE LEASE, 42 YEARS. RENT—Is. per acre firs*; 10 years; H (kl. per aero nest H years; 2s. Gd. per acre for remaining 21 years. A MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF UNil* IMPROVED LAND. Three-fourths is in FIRST-GLASS BUSH, consisting oi tawa, puketcas, konini, whitewood, and heavy undergrowth of supplejack,, wuh ample totara. for all fencing purposes. Balance of the land is in high fern. lhe country is mostly papa and very easy in formation, iiolds grass remarkably well, ond >vill winter when improved 2 wet ewes per acrc. _ , . c ., Thero ia a splendid Homestead within a few chains of tho railway station. The block is splendidly watered. This is one of tho best blocks of land in the ICrjg Couutiy, and is surrounded by neighbours, who are all, improving their properties. The Native ownors ore very anxious to sell, and the Freehold Title could easily bo obtained at a low iicrure PRICE FOE THE LEASE, XI 17s. Jd. PER ACRE. Tennß, XlfOO cash. BSoO ' 3000 ACREB, ■ WANQANUI « FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY. 1800 acres ia grass. 30 acres crops, balance good bush. Now carrying 4200 6heep, 200 cattle, well fenced (8 wire 3) into 20 paddocks. On>.-third is easy rolling land, balance good sheep hills. Buildings, new 7-rooraed house, wooisheu, 0 stands and night pens for 400 sheep Shearers cottages, dip, yards, telephone on iO L.I.P. snd 0.R.1'. Freeholds can bo obtained. Total Treats, -£103' per annum. Railwiy, 28 miles, by good road. Mail coaoh passos homestead. PRICE, „£1 PER ACRE Teims, guarter cash, balancd arranged, 891U HARCOURT AND CO., WELLINGTON. FARMS WANTED. £3000 CLIENT with about this 6um waits property in Wellington District, to carry 2000 sheep. £2000 client wit!i amottnt of cash desires to purchase 100 to 400 acres slieop country, in warm climate. £1300 BUYER who could put down this sum requires raised Sheep and Cow Farm, in Wellington District; about 200 acros. ■ £2000 CMENT could finii amount of cash for about 1000 acres, partially : improved eheep 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 REASON-S-ABLE'.. PRICES AND ON VERY EASY TERMS. CLOSE TO RATANA AND TURAKINA RAILWAY STATIONS. ACRES TO 2gg ACRES. THE WAIPU BLOCK rtONSJSTS of £00 Acres Freehold, through which the railway runs. It is subdivided into seven sections, including Rich River Flats, and land that produces 01 bushels of wheat to the acreThere are also some sections capable of improvement. Practically all ploughable. I | For further particulars apply to— MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO-, LTD., WELLINGTON, ° r C- H. BURNETT, WANGANUI. CENTRAL TERRACE, WELLINGTON. NINE-ROOMED HOUSE. Scullery, Bathroom. Storercom, Workshop, ond WaEhhouse, all undor one roof. Fernery, Greenhouse, and Conservatory. Ail Modern Conveniences, Hot and Cold Wo'.<r, Gas. QUICK SALE DESIRED. GRIFFITHS AND SON, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM. DAIRY FARMS. TAWA FLAT. S GEORGE NATHAN has in- • structions to Soil, privately, Four Small Dairy Farms, area 5+ acres up to 105 acres. ' Prices range from J;10 10s. per acre to JC3S. This is a rare clianco to secure a good farm ill close proximity of the City, on exceptionally easy terms, being 15 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in !) months, 10 per cent, in 18 -months, balance, to remain on mortgage. Early applications necrssary. Apply GEORGE XATT'IAN. AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, 113-115 Customhouse Quav, . WELLINGTON.