LAND NOTICEB, ••■•.-•< ■ ■ ■ ■ ' TWO UP-TO-DATE LITTLE FARMS. EASY TO FINANCE AND WELL WORTH THE -MONEYi. OAI ACHES, Freehold, subdivided into 12 paddocks, 150 ncres hilly, 50 acres :<ni\JX flat, and about TO acres'ploughnble. Well watered ■■by permanent creeks, mid wintering 500 sheep and 30 grown cattle. ' Improvements include six-roomed house, in excellent order: 11-bail cowshed, woolshed, slice]) yards, etc. Situated 3 miles from Mauricevillo Railway Station. One niilo from factory and school. Thjs farm is very suitable for mixed farm. Milk, say, from a) to 25 cows, balance sheep. Price ,£25 per acre, with .£ISOO cash. Uood terms for balance! -i niy ACHES, Freenold, DAIRY FARM, all flat, sulxlivided into 12 padxAi i docks, well watered, 10 acree new in crops, balance of land all ploughable, Now wintering 10 cows, Improvements include 9-ioomed house, cowshed, with milking machines, concrete yards and large hayshed. Situated 5 miles from Carterton, ono mile from school and factory. Price «£35 per acre, £1000 cash. Good terms for balance. Fur furthbr particulars, apply WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., MASTERTON. . .: FIRST-CLASS FARM. HAMILTON DISTRICT. HAMILTON DISTRICT. />aa ACRES, FREEHOLD, limestone and mixed soil. All in grass, well subdivided, small orchard; 100 acres ploughable, well watered by permanent creeks. Buildings comprise, 7-roomed house, bathroom and scullery, good woolshed and outbuildings. Carrying 50 cattle and 950 sheep (500 breeding ewes). „ PRICE—£I3 per acre. Terms ,£IBOO cash. ?& ■■■■-■ Full particulars from . . WRIGHT, BTEPHENBON AND CO., LTD., , WELLINGTON AND BRANCHES. TWO GOOD FARMS.' ; FEILDING DISTRICT-AT £26 PER ACRE. QfJA ACRES, i miles railway; 400 -acros ploughable, and balance good sheep country; all in grass; splendid buildings," house, woolshed, cowbails, yards, implement shed,' etc. Carry' 21 sheep and cattle. R1 ft ACRES,, all in grass, joins small township, school, store,, etc.; 200 acrel flat, balance easy to hilly; all buildings, woolshed, etc.; 22 paddockej now on—l2oo ewes and 05 head of cattle. FOR TERMS, ETC., APPLY ... VICTOR E. SMITH, LAND AGENT. BOX 59, FEILDING. CHOICE SHEEP COUNTRY. CM , A ACRES, Freehold, of first-class, easy rolling limestone country, of whicl "w ; about 300 acres are ploughable; well subdivided into 10 paddocks, and very well watered; excellent buildings, comprising 6-roomed bungalow house/ with all conveniences; telephone connection with all parts; large woolshed, motor shed, man's wharo, washhouse, woodhousc, sheep yards, and concrete dip; 6tock beiuß wintered 1000 breeding ewes, 300 wethers, 30' rams, and 90 head' of cattle, and 6 horses; all are in splendid condition; situated 19 miles by good motor roud from large railway and market town, on Main Trunk Line; P.O. next door. Price, £13 10s. per acre; Mortgage, ,£5500, at sUper cent. Terms, JE3OOO cash; ■ balance,-5 years, at 6 per oent. fS"J da 4.CRES situated 8 miles by motor road from good market town; 1600 al'oX) "acres in grass, 400 acres bush; fully SO per cent, ploughable when stumped; subdivided into 10 paddocks, and splendidly watered by streams; lime-stone-papa formation; carrying capacity, 2 sheep per acre, besides cattle; 4roomed house, man's whare, woolshed, and 2 sets yards. Price' .£l4 per acre; ■ easy terms arranged. The properly is splendidly situated, and holds a great prospective value. ■ ; For further particulars apply to . . . f. H. H. BRIOE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, • ;■ MARTON. ' . ' SHEEP RUN. ■in An 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 grasß, Divided into 20 paddocks. . . ' ! . Situated in a new and rising district, 20 miles from railway. Reads formed whole distance. This is an excellent opportunity for a man who can pay down £5000 cash. Further particulars from . .. ABRAHAM AMD WILLIAMS, LTD., PALMERSTON AND ALL BRANCHES. . An WIRES FREEHOLD, first-class registered Dairy Farm, .river flats, Hena. 4W "watu, carrying 20 cows; first-class buildings. £G2 per acre'. net, ACRES FREEHOLD, registered Dairy Farm, Manawatu, 2J miles from' 0/5 station, factory, and school. .£55 per acre. , Cash £881. 11 or 4-CRES, 0.R.P., nearly all in grass,' carrying. 2} sheep to acre; Wangv lioO 'nui Eiver. £9 per acre. , / . Apply ' . . ' WE N.L FARMERS' CO-OP. DIBTRIBUTINC COY., LTD., DOMINION FARMERS'INSTITUTE, ' WELLINGTON. PERSONALLY INSPECTED AND STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. ' — ' ■ ', rvwA ACRES, of all easy country, mostly ploughable when /Stumped; well 970 subdivided with nret-clwss fencing, and well watered by spring streams, first class hoSse of 7 rooms, with all conveniences, telephone, etc.; first-class worsted machines installed, stable, etc. Price, only £15 per acre; £3500 cash. Come at ouco to inspect. ffS'tß/S .our expenses. J. HARRJS AND SONS, LAND AGENTS. MARTON. TARANAKI. rt/.A 4CRES good land over 200 acres level; well watered anft subdivided! "WO ' adjoins factory and school; will carry 90 cows, besides'other stock; 8- ' roUed bouse, cowshed, trapshed, etc. Price £35 per acre; £1200 cash; balance at G per cent. The above is the cheapest property offered in Tatanaki, and is a tip-top proposition. . . CII.MOUR AND CLARKE, NEW PLYMOUTH. • - ' FARM-GREAT BARGAIN. SMALL OTAKI FARMS, ■ ■ ' — WELL RECOMMENDED. WE liavo for quick ealoa . Farm of *» about 200 acres near Marton; half ploughablo; 70 acres havo been ploughed unci cropped; 10 acres watered by creeks puig, market very, suitable for mixed farming, balance carries well about 12 cows. Uood, J. dairying. Buildings well-situated β-roome. ««^ n * « J illcK B fir!Llaks S-ST house with conveniences and outb uj«"«»■ H«m J h> bathroom and hot and cold, water, also station, the citj lac i>. and b thwl. h , , tb , - loft . implement Price, .£Go per ace. J..000 cosh iCQUired, dlp . balance long term. lwo undeT ' gl : ouud conC rcte tanks, each r, . vnnonM )lol(Iin K 5000 gallons. Good roads to I G. ANDERSON fo - rn ,_ j> rico £ w por acre . ■ Government , „ , , . Cn , mortgage for long torm. Cash required (Successor to Barton and Co.), This.is undoubtedly one of the Otaki Railway. greatest bargains on the present market. Tho first to inspect will buy. 'Phono 58. BRUCE AND' LUSH, 27 Panama Street, Wellington.
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