LAND NOTICES' RUBY; BAY ESTATE IS THE LAND OF ORCHARDS. MOUTEHE. NELSON. ' rjTHE RUBY BAY ESTATE, UNEQUALLED IN NEW ZEALAND FOR GROWING APPLES, iB now offered for sale, and investors should inquire into the great advantages possessed by this property for successful fruit culture. The property offers unrivalled attractions when tho following points are considered :— (1) THE SUITABILITY OF THE LAND FOR CULTIVATING - FRUIT, and this ia substantiated by the remarks of ME. THOS. HORTON, the leading Orchard Nurseryman of New Zealand, who said, after visiting Ruby Bay on November 10th, 1912— "RUBY BAY YOUNG APPLE ORCHARDS WERE ABSOLUTELY THE BEST THAT HE HAD SEEN IN THE DOMINION." (2) ALL THE SECTIONS on the Estate are WITHIN 3 MILES of the Western Entrance, a FIRST-CLASS HARBOUR for small vessels, also the Nelson-Motueka Main Road runs through the Property, so this means the cost of transport is exceedingly light. (3) The Estate gently rises from a long sea frontage with a magnificent Btretch of beach, in, a succession of gradual slopes, which' shelter the land from the cold southerly winds, and this proves a valuable asset to the Property. (4) The spacious beach and patches of Native Bush make a superb play-ground for thousands, and combined with the glorious views of both Eastern and Western Shores of Tasman, the panorama is unequalled. THE PARADISE OF NEW. ZEALAND FOR ORCHARDISTS IS RUBY BAY ESTATE. SEASIDE FRONTAGES FROM £75 PER ACRE. FRUIT FARMS FROM £25 PER ACRE. Inspection of,the property is cordially invited. Satisfactory arrangements can be made by absentee owners locally for ploughing, fencing, planting, and cultivating. \ WRITE TO THE OWNERW. STAFFORD, , | RUBY BAY, NELSON. FOR TERMS AND ALL PARTICULARS, OR TO THE AGENTSH. F. M'NEIL AND. CO., 155 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON., TO THE MAN OF SMALL CAPITAL LOOKING FOR SOUND INVESTMENT. SUBDIVISION OF LAKE ALICE ESTATE. FIVE PER CENT. DEPOSIT. BALANCE ON MORTGAGE AT 5 PER CENT., WITH RIGHT TO REDUCE. gECTION 1.—10(5 Acres, all in grass, two paddocks, permanently watered, main road frontage, nice plantations, all flat land. PRICE, ,£27 10a. per acre. SECTION T.—150 Acres, new 6-roomod house, h. and c. water, large iron granary and shed, sheep dip and yards, 3 paddocks, 50 acres of new grass, A fine compact little farm. PRICE, .£3O per acre. SECTION 3.—140 acres, 3 paddocks, permanently watered, 4-roomed house, stables and outbuildings, 100 acres new grass, 40 acres oats. PRICE, .£3O per acre. The above desirable farms are situated 4 miles from Marton, 3 miles from Bulls, and 2 miles from factory. The land is all flat, has been drain ploughed, and grown magnificent crops and grass of all descriptions. There is not a waste acre of land, and the farms aro all securely fenced, with frontages to main metal roads. Thoso requiring small farms of good quality should communicate with us at once. For further particulars apply F. R, H' BRICE MARTON. ACRES, Freehold, and 60 ACRES, Leasehold, Manawatu Line. The pick /VO** of dairy land, carrying 120 cows; 11 acres under plough, up-to-date buildings. Handy for Wellington milk supply, only 3 miles from railway; now carrying 74 cows, besides other stock. PRICE, .£3l 10s. per acre. Terms, ,£750 cash. B/17 -| Afi ACRES, Pahiatua, 4 acres crop, part rich river silt land; complete buildii" ings; stock, 45 cows, 12 weauers, 140 sheep, 3 horses; handy school, creamery. and town. PRICE, ,£ilG 155., including 40 cows, 2 young plough horses, 12 weaners, 20 pigs, 2 jvagons, cans, crops, etc. Terms, .£725 cash. M/ 20 -« rvn ACRES, Manawatu Line, handy Wellington City supply; nearly all been JL"I/ stumped; G acres in crops, superior buildings; stock, 40 cows ajid young stock; only 1} miles from railway, school, and creamery. £7 per acre has been taken off this farm. PRICE, .£27 10s. per acre. Terms, J3500 Cash. B|l6 WILLIAMS, HUNT & CO., LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS, JOHNSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE. PRICE, 3os. PER ACRE. OAAA ACRES, Freehold, situated: near Wellington, G miles from Manawatu Railway, good road on to property. All standing bush (Rimu, Matai, Totara, Tawa); milling rights of this block will pay for felling and grassing. 1J sheep country when in grass. Land adjoining recently sold at £7 10s. per acre. With its close proximity to the city, this property, should be well worthy of inspection. TERMS: £101)0 CASH, BALANCE ARRANGED. WM. LINGAED AND CO., GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. OKftlfk -ACRES freehold, situated 15 miles from township and port, on main /VOOIF coach road, alongside post office and store; flat, undulating, and hilly oountry; about 450 acres ploughable; 600 acres standing bush; balance grassed, of which 200 acres now in grass and turnips; fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks, well watered; with 4-roomed house, woolshed (fitted with 5 machines), sheep yards, etc.; store and post office also belong to the property; now carrying 3500 sheep and a number of cattle. Price, £6 10s. per acre; stock at valuation, .£SOOO cash, balance long term at 5 per cent. No. B/108 WILLIAMS ANT) KETTLE, * LTD.. NAPIER. SHEEP RUN GIVETTAWAY ' THE actual total outlay YEARLY, including purchase money, is less than ONE SHILLING per head of tho present sheep-carrying capacity of the property, and tho present carrying capacity can be more than doubled. AREA, about 12,000 ACRES. Title, good lease for long term. Rent and rates do not exceed lljd. per acre. Compensation for all improvements.at end of lease. In the present 6tate this property will winter 4000 big sheep, besides cattle. About 1000 acres flat, between 1300 and 1500 acres in graos and balance in rough feed, fern, manuka, and light bush. Tlu> property is secure for all stock, and there are five subdivisions. Small house, sheds, and yards. PRICE, only .£3OOO. Terms, half caih. Write at once for full particulars of this spleu lid proposition. It i 3 easily tho best thiug on the market to-day. W: H. LAMBERT AND CO;, THE LIVE LAND SALE3MAW. PALMER-TON .N'ORl'O.
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