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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2708, 1 March 1916, Page 10

FOR SALE. MANAWATU LINE, 'choice dairy farm, containing 138 iicres, of which about 100 acres are flat (no stone), balance hilly, ring fenced .and subdivided into 14 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams, good 4-rooined house, 8-bail cowshed with concrete floor, implement shed, i mile from school, 2 miles from creamery, 31 miles from railway station. .Price, «£32 per acre. Terms, about JSIOOO. MANAWATU LINE, Gl3 acres, all in grass, 200 acres ploughable, balance undulating and hilly, ;15 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams, 7-roomed house, li. and c., all conveniences, man's room, washhouse, workshop, storeroom,, verandah, stable,, trapshed, implement shed, cowshed, woolehed, with 4 shearing machines, large night pen, also small cottage, dip, yards, 5 miles from Tailway station by good metal 'road, adjoins post office and school, creamery 4 miles. Price, only .£ls per acre. . Terms arranged. This is a first-class mixed farm, and worth the money asked for it. WESTERN HUTT, 7i acres, flat terrace and hill land, handy to Hutt andPetone stations, consisting of beautiful native, bush and tree ferns, etc., orchard, garden, plantation, with 12-roomed_ house and cotage, outbuildings, etc.' This property has a large'prospective value, and is a'gift at the price asked for it, namely, JE2300. Terms arranged. 'i H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston' Street, or Lower Hutt, FOR SALE IN HAWKE'S. BAY. IJ-SIEEEP COUNTRY FOE M PER • ACRE. 1 QAA ACRES, near Sea Coast, 3 miles JLuUU from P.O. and Store by good road. _ ~ , , Subdivided into 20 paddocks. • Two-thirds, including 6ome • excellont river fiats, slough able; about, one-third has been ploughed. 200 Acres now under crop. Buildings comprise woolsned, stables, 5roomed house, etc. , Stock wintered, 2800 sheep (900 of which were ewes) ami ■80 cattle.' PRICE, .£6 per acre, including shearing machines. ' , " Terms, £2500 caeh. M'GLASHAN'S, LTD., AGENTS, NAPIER. PARTICULARS of 500 Acres Freehold First-class Bush Country.—soo acres. Freehold, 20 miles from Otorohanga and Pirongia, school, store, post office within 10 chains; good 5-roomed House; subdivided into 12 paddocks, well watered and fenced; about 400 acres in grass, carrying at present 800 sheep and 20 dairy cows, balance bush; mortgage l of ; price, £12 per acre; cash required, ,£3OOO. Jlotor-car and coach service thrice weekly; good sawmill on property, and first-class timber. At Ohaupo last week a line of sheep topped the market price. Nice high country—a drought has been heard of. The'solo reason for selling so cheap, owner has enlisted. For further particulars, write or call op Yarndlcy, Jones, and Co., Otorohnnga. TWO-SHEEP COUNTRY. no A ACRES, within 19 miles of StratOuu ford, 3 miles of school, and 4 miles of dairy factory and railway station; 50 acres ploughed; 11 paddocks; 4roomcd house, trapshed and woolshed; new concrete dip; all well grassed, except 20 acres ornamental' bush; 400 acres 0.R.P., with right of purchase at 17s. Od. per acre; 280 acres E.R.; total annual rent, .£3l 15s. 6d.; good metalled road; permanent water; guaranteed 2-sheep country; owner disposing oil account of ill-health. Price, for goodwill, ,£G per aerc, with easy terms. Apply Geo. W. Rogers, Land Agent, Opunake. mHE Cheapest Lands in tho Dominion JL and Best Markets are on the West Coast (5.1.), Freehold Farm, 540 acres, first-class, improved, price £7 155.; will double value ill five Sears; .£SOO cash, balance 6 per cent. Another Farm. 270 acres, adjoins Railway Station, highly improved, .£l2, .same terms. MARK RPROT AND CO., Qroymoutli, Eatab- ■ Uahttl, ISSi,