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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2674, 21 January 1916, Page 12

LAND NOTICESHARCOURT & CO.. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, \VELHNCITON. X/j A ACUKS, good slicep country, onehalf suitable to dairying, all been iu bush, about <100 rores now jp'as.sod, subdivided ami well watered, a large ]Hirtion is ploughable when stumped. The property is well situated ami is under 1(1 miles from a la-rje prosperous town. Good carrying capacity. Good 'homestead with h.-c. water and every convenience, woolshed, storeroom, wharea, sheep and cattle yards, concrete clip, elc. All buildings are practically new. The title is 0.E.1'., and the price is Xli per acre. Terms, -CIOOO cash. li 11/1 A QAA ACRES, Government Lease, TfcOvU 5.G.11. title—a very desirable property. It :s hilly sheep country with ploughablo flats, and is subdivided into many paddocks, all well watered. The homestead comprises a house of 8 rooms, wasbhouse, dairy, cowshed, woolshed, yards, dip, and other outbuildings. The price includes all implements and plant, including woolpress, chaffcutter, dray, plough; harrows, etc., separator, churn, etc., and most of the furniture in the house. In fact a buyer can simply walk in and commence work. There is a good garden and orchard in full bearing. The stock at present includes about 1500 sheep, a few dairy cows, bull, young cattle and some horses. The property will carry much more stock, and with improvements the capacity can be greatly increased. Wethers off this property usually top the market, and they are fattened off the grass. The post office, school, etc., are all handy, and the run is within quite a reasonable distance ot a large centre, and the road is metalled, and the district abounds with game of all sorts. The owner is going to the front, and is therefore selling his property at a very cheap figure. Price as a going concern .£6500. Terms arranged. . 9795 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND PICTURE-FRAMING BUSINESS in good town, doing a splendid turnover. Brick shop, very reasonable rent. Price, £4/00. Terms, .£275 cash. A Bargain 1! 1639 Call for a copy of our "Register," published free, every month, and containing particulars of hundreds of farms and properties in all parts of New Zealand. THOMSON, BROWN & EAST, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 155 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON.QQAA ACRES, 15 miles from railway; '"'oW; all in grass; 500 acres ploughable flats; wintering 6000 sheep, 200 cattle and 50 horses; subdivided into 25 paddocks; well fenced and watered by springs and streams; good 9-roomed house, with all conveniences; telephone laid on; mail delivery; woolshed, fitted with machines, dip and stockyard. Price, ,£ls per acre. Easy terms to substantial man. This , property is splendid value. The flats are worth per acre, aud the hills are good .healthy 2-sheep country. One of the cheapest sheep propositions in tlio' market to-day, and well worth inspection. In the hands of a practical man the investment is undoubted.; Q*j ACRES, level throughout, OJL modern and up-to-date in every sense; nearly every paddock is new pasture within , the last i years. Watered by permanent stream and well. Situated 1 mile from post officc and school, and Jmile from factory. Modern. G-roomed House, with every convenience and outhouses, storeroom, dairv and trapshed; also large hayshed to'accommodate about 10 tons. Milking plant, with 2J h.p. Crossley; engine and saw bench. Present carrying 32 cows (25 newly-calved and now returning .£55 monthly), 1 Pedigree Jersey 8011, 2 heavy horses, besides calves and 3 yearlings. Price, .£4O per acre. Terms arranged. This property is quite a model dairy I farm, and is confidently recommended. I NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS: • j 155,' FEATHERSTON ST, ■, : • j : '' : , CHEAP FREEHOLD SECTIONS 'RAVENSWOOD STUD FARM. 2£ miles from Linton Railway Station. 5 miles from Palmerston North. SECTION 7, gg ACRES. SECTION 8, gg ACRES. Ideal Dairy Farms, ill good grass, with permanent stream | • running through them. No '* buildings. SECTION 15, ACRES. SECTION 16, ACRES.- ■ All ploughablo. Strong English grass land, suitable for Dairying, Agriculture, or any class of farming. Well'watered. ' ' No buildings. The Four Sections adjoin, and could be bought separately or as one farm of -^RES. Plans and further particulars from LEVIN AND. CO., LTD., MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON; Or from the owners: SMITH BROS., Ravenswood. - , ' . SMALL FREEHOLD FARM, OAfll ACRES, Freehold, partially improv?d and fit to run breeding ewes or cattle; about 40 acres new grossed bush land, about J the balance in grass, and will easily carry 250 ewes. Subdivided into 8 paddocks, and has good river boundary, about 3 miles from township, oo'ald be milked upon and would make a good farm for man with little money to make a start oa. PRICE: Only £i per acre; 25 per cent, cash; balance, good terms. This is worth inquiring about, though the price is low. For further particulars, apply "FREEHOLD," Hawera, TjTOEEHOLD—A Gompact Freahold Farm JD . of 400 Acres, in Pungarehu district, Taranaki; two dwelling-houses, good outbuildings.; well fenced, subdivided into 14 paddocks, exceptionally well situated; permanent water from never-failing streams; school and factory handy; excellent eheep country, produces heavy root crops; £12 per acre, with easy terms. Geo. W. Rogers, Land Agent. Opnr;ako. ' CHANCE FOR 10UNG FAHMEfiT 1 A QK ACRES, 0.R.P., 15s. per acre. JL'irOli Wanganui 19 miles. Easy hills, blue papa formation, 300 grassed, balance bush; 2} sheep country, 4-roomed ootbige and yards. Goodwill, £2 15s. par acr<i. 4J400 cash. FAIKBUttN AND SILK.. > ' s&uigwsi.