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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2831, 24 July 1916, Page 10

[ . land notices. HARCOURT & CO. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, •WELLINGTON. L.I.P. MO ACHES. jp| O PER ACRE—AiI up-to-date fann, ' in the Northern Wairarapa; all in mixed English grasses, 7-wire fencing, 6 paddocks, watered by streams and springs; 30 acres plouglmble, mostly hilly and undulating, clay soil on blue papa; will carry easily 2J sheep per acre and SO cattle. A splendid 6-roomed House, with telephone connected, woolshed, washhouse. Kent, 420 per annum; half-mile from school, 1 milo from crcamory. Terms, .£ISOO cash. 8589 DAIRYING AND FATTENING FARM, MANAWATU. 1 ACRES, half Hat and half unJ.Olf dulating, splendid land, within hojf-milo of important railway station, betwieen- Otaki and Wellington; lVxkl dwelling and farm buildings; all in English grasses, well watered by running streams. The property is at present carrying 83 cows. This is a roally good property, and would fruit admirably a stock dealer or dairy farmer. PRICE, .£3O per acre, and only ft reasonable amount required down, tho balance can remain owing for eight.years at 5 per cent. Title, Land Transfer. TARANAKI. OQpj ACRES,- nil in bwt English t)/VO grasses and plouglmble, 14 paddocks, watered by streams, nearly alt flat, soil is a rich black loam, tho buildings -are-a. 7-roomed House a.nd 3-ronmed Cottage, 2 cowsheds, engine shed, l.rapshed, and the usual outbuildings; railway and town 14 miles. Would cut up into first-class dairy farms. PRICE,' 424 per acre. Only .£SOO cash deposit. Plli We issue monthly, frso to any address, a "Register Property Investors' Guido," containing particulars of hundreds of farm and city properties. Call or writo for a copy. FARMS t TO PASTORALISTS. TO AGRICULTURALISTS. TO DAIRYMEN, have for Sale a number of Desirable Sheep, Cropping, and Dairy Farms of varying size. REASONABLE PRICES AND FAVOURABLE TERMS, LAND SEEKERS aro invited to communicate with us. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LIMITED. LAND DEPARTMENT. WELLINGTON.

.VALUABLE City FREEHOLD! A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS AND BUSINESS MEN. TjIREEHOLD.SECTION in the heart of the City, directly opposite Town Hall. Has 80ft. frontage to Cuba Street and 102 feet frontage to Wakefield Street. ONE' OF THE MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD SITES IN. WELLINGTON! PRICE FOR QUICK SALE£I2S PER FOOT, i ' Investigate at Once! iFull particulars from S. GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer and Land Agent, 113-115 Customhouse Quay (opp-Bank of N.Z.). REAL GOOD VALUE. SHEEP FARM. I*r/l ACRES, sheep and cattle farm, 6 iOU miles to Tailway station, motor bus passes-the door daily, originally all bush, now all in grass, 18 paddocks, permanently watered and does not suffer from drought. Blue papa formation, with good warm top-soil; one-third ploughable when stumped; 80 acres have been stumped and ploughed; 30 acres in crop last season (rape, swedes, oats, and peas). Winters between 1600 and 1700 sheep and 100 head cattle, princiDally bullocks. New 6-roomed house,, woolshed, with machines, sheep and stock yards, dip. Lies well to the early morning snn, and is exceptionally healthy sheep country.' PRICE—4I6 10s. an acre, or 412,243. We can recommend inspection. . THOMSON, BROWN & EAST, LTD.. FARM SALESMEN, 189 FI3ATHEESTON STREET (Opp. Union Bank), ■WELLINGTON. ' GOOD BUSH COUNTRY! OA(\ ACRES, L.1.P., Main Trunk Lino, closo to rail and good town, nearly all ploughable; all in grass; i-roomed House and cowshed, suitable for dairying. . Price, onlv 414 per acre; good terms arranged. For full particulars, apply to Ratliff Land Agency, Feildin?.