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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 120, 7 February 1918, Page 10

TO TIMBER PEOPLE, SPECULATORS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE. An Opportunity Rarely Offered, within 30 Miles of WELLINGTON CITY, and ton miles of railway station by good metalled road. 1 OjT'Q ACRES of grass and bush land. X/V i o All been heavy bush, 'about two-thirds now in grass, doing 2 sheep to the acre and cattle extra. The balance is nulling bush, rimu, totara, and mixed timbers, with a complete wiwmill plant erected thereon (there are another 5000 acres of maiden bush in the vicinity, the cutting rights of which can be obtained). Tho low prices, ranging from .£3 ss. to .£7 10s. per acre, will buy this Freehold property. With the high prices now ruling for timber,- wool, meat, etc., this proposition is afortune-maker. Get in early and be ready for the boom that is su.ve to come after the war. Terms are easy for a good man or men. Further particulars and information from R. C. RENNER, Estate Agent, 12 Panama Street. SHEEP COUNTRY, AT £3 ss. AN ACRE. j WE ars instructed to offer for Sale a Freehold Sheep Station, within easy distance of Freezing Works, rail facilities, and with good motor road to property. Q£AA ACRES FREEHOLD, about half OUUIf flat, balanco undulating and .hilly; ring fenced and subdivided, with about 30 paddocks; splendidly watered by permanent streams. This station has always wintered GOOO sheep. .The carrying capacity can easily be increased to one sheep to the acre. Buildings consist of a new 8-rooiued house, stables, bam, woolshed, shearing sheds, etc. R-easoiiable terms will be offered to a p-actical man. P. B. LOMAX AND CO., Licensed Agents, ' MOTUEKA. . POSTAGE OF "THE DOMINION" TO ALL NEUTKAL COUNTRIES: . TTNDER the new regulations newspapers itddrossod to neutral countries aro not forwarded UNLESS DISPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OP THE PAPER ITSELF. Under The Dominion Special Permit readers who have beou sending the paper to friends resident in any neutral country can ensuro future forwarding by communicating with the Publisher. '