LAND NOTICES. SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY. nqn ACHES of good, healthy Sheep and Cattle Country, of which about' 150* uuv , acres Hat, 300 acres undulating, and tlio balance all easy ridcabls country, lho soil is ot good quality (both flats and hills], as the carrying capacity will show, being estimated, at 1000 ewes, 1200 dry sheep and 300 head of cattle, a fair proportion of which are breeding cows; lii acres are now ploughable, but it would not take much to stump the whole of the Hats It i 18 ii n su . b ; bvuletl '«' wive iences into 16 paddocks, and well watered 'over ( all. Buildings comprise a good 8-rooined house with every convenience, and connected by 'phono; motor' shed, stable, woolshed, with shearing machines, etc. For a man who-wishes to go in for Stud Stock and mixed farming it is just the thing. Situated 10 miles. from town by good road and three-quarters of a mile from school. ' The price is 4:25 per acre, with .£SOOO cash; the balance to bo arranged, (In the market for a short time only.) WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., STOCK DEPARTMENT, PAHIATUA. FOR SALE. A COMPACT FAEM. r/\A ACHES', O.R.P. at 17s. Gd. 400 acres in grass, 40 acres bush, balano* i/l/li rough feed, half ploughable, 30 acres have been ploughed, Carrying capacity 1} steep and cattle. Buildings consist of 4-roouied house and all necessary outbuildings, woolshed, 2 sets yards, etc.. etc. •■ Rural mail delivery, private telephone, handy to school, p. 0., butter .factory, and saleyards. - PEICE, ,C 8 10s, Terms, XBSO cash, balance at 5J per cent. Full particulars from WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON AND-BLANCHES. IDEAL SHEEP OR DAIRY FARM. ClO ACRES. rIS PROPERTY is well situated, being only 10 miles from Fcilding, and 5 , miles from a smaller town. Located in the heart of the Roinnoy district, and fanio'B Romney Marsh sheep and Hereford cattle have beeD raised there It is subdivided into handy-sized sections, which make ideal fattening, dairy, ol stud farms. The greater portion is ps-pecially adapted for dairying, a large portion of the area being ploughable. Property well sheltered by plantations. Con. venientlv situated from two factories and a school. Freezing works within 9 miles. There are two road frontages, and to each frontago there are buildings, particulars of which are: Five-roomed house, washhouse, stable, grain shed, - woolshed, dip, etc Also six-roomed house, washhouso, store room, trapshed, loose box. smithy, largo milking shed, stables, 8-bail cowshed, etc. PRICE, 4:36 per acre. Good terms arranged to a sound man. For further particulars apply VICTOR I. SMITH, land agent, 80x'59, feilding. FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY. ■jrVAA ACRES, FREEHOLD, 'L,T. Title, situated 7i miles from railway sta« JL 8 lii/ tion by good motor Toad. All laid down in grass with the exception of 60 to 70 acres shelter bush. The property is well subdivided into 12 paddocks by p. and w, fences, and gorso hedges, and- is well watered by creeks and springs. It is all ridenble country, and Although some of the sidelings are fairly steep, the whole block is absolutely safe for cattle. At present the property is carrying 2700 sheep and 150 cattle. There is a daily mail delivery, and the school is a mile from tlio hunse. The buildings consist of a good gungalow dwelling, and large up-to-date woolshed and outbuildings. PRICE, 4)15 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS ARRANGED, For further particulars apply to F. R. H. BRICE, LAND AND I-' STATE AGENT. MARTON.' SHEEP RUN. -j q/J 9 ACRES, carrying 3000 sheep and 70 cattle, for ,£8 10s per acre. The country is hilly, but the soil is good, and all sown down in good graf Divided into 20 paddocks. Situated in a new and rising district, 20 miles from railway. Roads forrr whole distance. This is an excellent opportunity for a man who can pay down ,£SOOO casl Further particulars from ABRAHAM AMD WILLIAMS, LTD., PALMERSTON AND ALL BRANCHES. a o ACRES FREEHOLD, first-cla6s registered Dairy Farm, river flabs, Manarkfi' watu, carrying 20 cows; first-class buildings. .£32 per acre. ori ACRES, undulating sheep country, 9 miles from Wellington, good build<*tU- ings, carrying 2J sheep to acre. . 4UB per acre. 11 Q.K ACRES, OiR.P., nearly all in grass, carrying 2} sheep to acre; WangsIJLot) mii River. £9 per acre. Apply • , tHE N.L FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING COY., LTD« 8 DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON. PERSONALLY INSPECTED AND STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. , n »A 4.CRES, of all easy country, mostly ploughable when stumped; well ol\f subdivided with first-class fencing, and well watered by spring streams, first-class house of 7 rooms, with all conveniences, telephone, etc.; first-class woolshed, with machines installed, stable, etc. Price, only 4)15 per aero; 413500 cash. Come at once to inspect. f\f\i\ ACRES, of all practically level land, 4 miles from Feilding; 22 paddocks,, """ nil watered, 30 acres bush; 7-roomcd house, large woolshed, stables, "ranaiT etc. etc. etc.- 4135 per acre; 4>5000 cash. " We guarantee satisfaction on inspection or pay your expenses. ' J. HARRIS AND SONS, LAND AGENTS, MARTON.
SMALL OTAKI FARMS, I WELL RECOMMENDED. -A \CRES, well suited for mixed fannOU ing. About 11 acres fino cropping, market gardening, and fruit land, balance carries well about 12 cows. Good, well-situated 0-roomed residence, with conveniences and outbuildings. Handy to station, tho city factory, and schoo . Price, .£OS per acre. .£IOOO cash required, balance long' term. nn, ACRES, established dairy farm, 6Ov roomed house, and cowbails, etc. Carries well 21 cows. As a going concern, with 21 cows, etc. .£GO an acre. Cash required, .£llOO. G. ANDERSON (Successor to Barton and Co.), Otaki Railway. 'Phone 58. m ACRES, 2 miles from Otaki, all flat well watered, 9 paddocks, 20 acros ploughable; 5-roomed house, b. ano c. water to scullery and bath ,9-bail cowshed, registered, 4-cow aane stoam plant, wliaro; carries M cows well, if preens grown would easily do 50, partly alluvial well adapted fov lucerne. Price, with maolrinos, Xifl per acre; about X3OO cash, .£6OO September, 1920, which could be renewed, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Owner would consider exchange. Note.-Ring 1126 Wellington, before applying to Otaki. J. G. STEVENS, LAND AGENT, OTAKI.
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