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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 22, 21 October 1919, Page 12

LAND.NOTICES. BEAD THIS I AN INVESTMENT AN IN VESTMEiYI' ON WHICH ON WHICH YOU CAN DOUBLE YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY. YOUR MONEY. nir/jQ ACMES I'ASTOIiAL LEASE, ,000 TOGETHER WITH 265 ACRES FREEHOLD. Tim leasehold has 7 years to run, at annual rental of .£6O, right of renewal for 21 years, with compensation for nil iniprove- • ments at end of lease. Subdivided wiro fences and stock-proof boundaries. Capable vast improvement by scrub-cutting, grassing, and further subdivision. In present unimproved stale will winter 4CCO sheep and 400 cattle. About 700 acres good cocksfoot, will grow good turnips, rape, and English grasses. The freehold, a largo portion of which is ploughable, ' lias erected (hereon 3-roomed cottage, woolshed, GOfo. x 30ft. Lister engine and 5 shearing machine!?, all new condition. Ample water power available for driving machinery, etc. ; ClosO settlement within 8 miles nl property. The first run of wethers in 1918 realised 3Ss. off shears net on the place. The present stock can b«' taken at valuation if desired. Motor road to Homestead main- road (bi-veekly coach), within one mile. Survey pegs East Coast Railway, 1 mile. Government valuation, leasehold-. <£9024 Government valuation, freehold, JBIO p.a JJ2GSO • ' Ji11,674 FOR IMMEDIATE' SALE OWNER WILL ACCEPT, ■£14,000, GIVING TERMS, AS A GOINO CONCERN, including 3000 BIG SHEEP, ■ 100 STEJ3BS, HORSES, PLANT AND FURNITURE. This season's clip estimated at J!1600. THlij IS A QUICK SELLER. Buyers will bo well advised to communicate by telegram with the SOLE AGENTS, MARETT AND FOX, MARETT AND FOX, MARETT AND FOX, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, TENNYSON STREET, NAPIER. \ FOR SALE.' FOR SALE. FOR SALJS. FOR SALE. GOOD TERMS. GOOD TERMS. pOQ ACRES low undulating bills and flats, divided into 9 paddocks, well watered by springs and running streams. Good 7-roomed house, stable, implement and car sheds, etc. , Woolshed with shearing machines. Two miles from Coly-on, 11 from Feilding, l by level road. All in English grasses, capable of considerable improvement by ploughing, etc. Wintering 1500 sheep (IIDO breeding ewes), and 92 head of big cattle. TERMS EASY., For prico and particulars, apply to J. A. MILLER, AUCTIONEER, ■ HASTINGS. WAXKATO SHEEP FARM, r/?iy ACRES of limestone and vol- » canic bu9h country, comprising MX) acres 0.R.P., 10s., and 67 acres freehold, all 'lying exceptionally well to the sun and a really good healthy place. All in grass excepting 10 acres shelter bush. Tho grasses are chiefly best English mixture. Buildings are good and consist of a 3-roomed iron house, lined, and very comfortable, up-to-dato shearing shea and yards, and concrete dip. . There are seven subdivisions and the fence? are first-class. Tho school is 2J miles, cream cart passes within threequarters mile, wharf 11 miles, and the property is 30 miles from Hamilton. The stock carried in winter comprise 500 purebred sheep, 125 cattle, and H horses. The property i would easily carry 750 flock sheep, besides cattle. This is the best little place wo know of to-day, and is oheap at the money. Price, X 9 10s. <£1100 cash. UNENCUMBERED. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. WARD STREET, HAMILTON. ROULSTON AND STANTON (T. S. Roulston). (A. E. Stanton). HAWKE'S BAY. A FEW 1 GOOD PLACES WE HAVE FOR SALE. Fullest particulars can be obtained ou Application: J AAA ACRES, FREEHOLD; 6000 ttvl/lf sheep, 1000 c.-attle; good buildings. .£l2 10s; acre. 11 on ACRES, LEASEHOLD; rental "■•J-®" ; 1-ts.; 2400 sheep, £0 head cows ;in calf, 50 weaners; 5-roomed dwelling, with all conveniences and outbuildings. J!7los. an acre. Qf-AA ACRES; 5000 sheep, 000 cattle; /vOw \/ first-class homestead and outbuildings. JGI7 an acre. Also, NUMEROUS DAIRY FARMS in the sunniest part cf Now Zealand. Wo can arrnngo finance to a good man for almost any sound proposition. P.O. BOX 247. 'Phones: Oflico 1317. T. S. Roulston (House) 516. A. E. Stanton (House) 1318. J, L. Masterson (House), 1375,