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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2228, 14 August 1914, Page 10

• LAND NOTICES. HAWKE'S BAY. HEALTHY SHEEP COUNTRY. HAWJCE'S BAY. . 1 pAA ACRES Freehold, situated in best part of Hawke's Bay, close to TowniOUV ship and Railway, by splendid motor road. All low hills and flat ccuntr.v, mostly ploughable, all open country, laid down in mixed grasses, well subdivided, fenced, and watered; first-class oats, rape, and turnips land, k very large amount oi fat stock can bo turned off this property yearly by growing, rape and turnips. Within easy distance of'the best markets in Hawke's Bay, viz., Wnipukuraii, and others. Wintering 3000 sheep, of which 1400 are-breeding ewes, besides cattle. House of 4 rooms, wool-shed; etc., : PRICE—JSI2 103. Per Acre; terms arranged, or a subdivision of, eay, 500 acres of this is procurable. . " • , ■ ' . . Wo can confidently recommend this property to any bona flue sheepfarmer on tho look-out for good, sound, healthy sheep country, and would urge an inspection at once. For further particulars, or any iuformatiou regarding the aoove,- .apply to tho Soln Agents, ■MJNTER, SGHULTZB,, AND ■-• . THOMSON-, . ... ' TENNYSON-STREET, NAPIER. • ■ ■ -. Telegiams~"Hunter, Schultze, Napier."P.O. Box 214. \ 'OI AAfACEES, freehold, situated 12 miles from Railway' Station and township A)l\)\J- by good road, well fenced and subdivided, well, watered, with S-room-cd housiy woolshed, stable, yards, dip, men's quarters, etc., wintering 8000 eheep and - a number of cattle. This property is capable of further improvement. Price, J!9 10s. per acre, stock at valuation, or will lease at 9s. 6d. per acre with compul&oiy purchasing clause. ; , -.■..'.' '• No. E/32 WniLIAMS.;^-ASD--;KBT^E;LTDi f • V NAPIER. , . ' ■■. •; •"' : ' '•• '• i HANDY WAIKATO DAIRY FARMS. nw ACRES, Freehold, small House, good outbuildings, 50 acres in grass, subu< divided into four pnddocks, li'milen -from railway, 2 miles from creamery and school. Price £\b per aero. Gash required, JS2SO, balance terme. , ' -l aa ACRES, Freehold, First-class Dairy Farm,' all in grass. House and outl\j\j buildings, alongside school and creamery, 5 miles from railway; metal, Toad. Cheap at JE2-1 per ncre; cashi£4oo, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. LAWSON, SWAIN '& WALKER, LTD. auctioneers, tk a.wamutu. _j " tTaTry farms, manawatu line. • / . 1 aa ACRES, Dairy Farm. This is a really-good farm,'soil of the best descrip--IA3\J tion; ttill carry 40 cows; 1 mile to Railway, Post Office, and .. School. Prico ,£3B per acre. Easy- terms can boa'rranged. ~ ■ DA ACRES, Dairy Farm, well divided into paddocks- with good buildings; regis. O\} tered dairy; carry 30 cows; J mile to .Creamery, Railway, Post Office, an* , Scl'ool li miles. Price .£32 per acre. Easy terms. '■■"'..■ .■■-,■ BARTON & (XV. ■■■■■--■ . OTAKI RAILWAY .-■'.. AIRY-FARMERS, Remomber, you can' get NINEPENCEPer Gallon for your total Milk Sirpplv all tho year. Therefore INVEST in o. tarm m thw. diijtriot, WHAT ABOUT Ono of the Bellowing- ' ITI - r .- _ , Area. Carries. B'ld'gs. Station. School.Pnce. . Cash. JBS 90 cows Good ' 3 miles. 2$ About .£IOOO 193 85 cows Good 2} miles 2J <£28 About ,£BOO 107' 45 cows None ; H miles 2. .£2B About iE6OO 42 20 cows) Small 1 mile 1$ .£29 About. .J, G. STEVENS, ; .-oTAKi railway. ; . ' AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SHEEP STATION. ACRES, of which 2227 acres is freehold, balance Education 'Lease, with /GOQi about 20 years to run, with right of renewal. All well grassed. Fenced and subdivided into 24 paddocks; fencing good; well watered. : Will winter 80ft0 breeding ewes, 1200 dry sheep, and'2oo head, of cattle; 14 miles from good. town. Motor Mail Service passes thedoor daily; 8-roomed house connected with telephone. Large woolshed, fitted with machines, night pens to hold 500 shoep.- Price for freehold, £$ 10s. per acre; cash,:balance can remain for 5 years at 5| per cent. "O nhfTT T nnjJ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 1 . 1 U bJbU I>M, :,..-'- .;-■ PAHIATUA. 00/J ACRES, 0.R.P., rent .£l9; SOO aores grassed, half ploughable; 4 paddocke; new dwelling 10 rooms and other buildings.-, Carries 2 sheep. Price £S 10s. per acre. £750 cash. ~ ■'• ■- : v. * ; ■■■ ■ . . 250 '■• aaA ACRES, good 2-sheep country; 900 acres grassed; fenced and subdivided; ivUV good hotnostoad. Price je.9, wßl2oo cash. Owner will take other property in part payment. , .'■ ; .'■'".■ -.' - Ml CAMPBELL,, vTHOMSON &---C0.,LAND ANB INSURANCE AGENTS, . •' v DANNEVIRKE. . , ' : ■'■'. -' DEVEREUX, KING, AND CO., LTD. OR. AAA ACRES, Freehold Land, 13,000 sheep. Price only .£28,000, going pov /SOjUUu concern. If this property were in Timbuctoo or;the Plains of .Jericho the half of Wcllingtoo's capitalists would be off by the next boat with letters of ciedit to purchnse. But as it lies close io the bosom of Prime Canterbury, you feel that it is too good to, be true. Take tho next boat right to Christohnrch and talk the matter over with the owner, or his agents, : DEVEREUX/ KINO, & ■ CO., LTD; 100 LICHFIELD STREET,, CHRISTCHURCH. ' ' , ' f\Ct/I ACRES Freehold Sheep-run, situate within i miles cf the Nelson Post «/Ott Office by the best road in ,the district. The property 'offers an exceptional opportunity for those oh the look-out for a bargain in a small sheep-run, ■ within very easy distance of all-the social and educational advantages of the city. The farm is subdivided and will carry .from JOOO.to 1200 sheep, and is capable of being easily improved. Land is undulating to low hills., Good dwelling of 8 rooms with beautiful view of the Harbour and the bay; water laid on; email shearing shed, dip, and yards, etc.-; Early application for. ;this. desirable sheeprun is necessary as the price asked'is low, namely, .£5 10s..per aero. Terms. J. PORTER-" ! -H-AB.RTS-^:-WN; LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HARDY STREET, NELSON.

TEAP . HARNESS TEAP ' BAT OF PLENTY. r-,™,,,, ~ ~ , 1 AAn ACEES, partly improved; buildEMERS! You vrant good, strong:, re- lUulf • J L n. liable Harness that will last you " ] £ 3 > etc - at £5 P er aor6 - many years. We liavo our own make, , _„<,,„ , -, , , oomplete with any size collar, Eolid flap CfJOO ACRI, S, s P lendld <> h «eP and 6addlc, loose rein, ring, hames, 1? traces, Ut »" v cattle country, partly in grass; backband, breechinff, all with 4 rows sew- good buildings; low figure and oaey terms, ing, made with the best heavy harness leather. Brass" mounted, £8 155.; Nicklo FETJIT FAEIIS, 7, 10, to'3o acres. Bilver mounted £9. H SAYAGE .WILSON AND BOBBINS, 'SADDLEE, ' U * d ABOnts - WELLINGTON. TAUEANGA & TE PUKE.

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