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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 65, 10 December 1919, Page 13

LAND NOTICES. A SEASIDE SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. . 91QOl ACRES, FREEHOLD, "about A/LVO% 100, ncro3 flat and plouehable, balance low lulls, 1000 acres valu- ■ able bush, easily accessible. Well watered and well subdivided. Situated at Totaranui and Auapai Bays, on the West Coast of Tasman Bay, 312 miles from Nel6on. Yeilow sandy bcache3 and • a natural tidal harbour. Local steamers pass to and from Nelson every-day; 15.milos from nearest township by- good road. Climate is ideal. BUILDINGS consist of tho Homestead of 8 rooms and a Bungalow of 0' rooms, , water laid on to each. Wool, cow, implement, and cart sheds, workshop, fowlhouse and other -buildings. Post'office and telephone bureau .at homestead.' Mails twico a week. boats, implc-' ments, poultry, - and furniture go. with the property." " ' ' STOCK: 500 sheep and lambs, 10 cows, 30 other cattle, and 4 horses, at valuation. . ... , PRICE, .£3 17s. Gd. per acre; About •£■looo cash, balance at 51 per cent;., on first mortgage. Apply ■'■" 1 W. H. PRATT, 12 Mariri Road, Kelburn, Wellington. . MATTHEW ANDLUSK, Land Agents, ' P.O. Box 123. Te Kuiti.. 'Phono 55 A CHEAP PROPERTY. ' • rnty ACRES, freehold, 450 acres in »)U4 grass; good heavy limestone and papa country; carried last; winter. st}o.. ewes, ISO dry sheep, 70 head cattle, 6' horses; subdivided into 14 paddocks; railway station'. (Main Trunk). :101 fmiles. A short road, now under .construction,brings this - property- within-- about 8 miles of Te Ivuiti; 4-roomed cottage, storo room, bathroom, man's room, 10bail cowshed" (machines installed), en-, gino room, sheep and cattle yards and dip. • . ; i P.rice, <£13 per acre; ,£9SS cash. ■ ■ ■ Further particulars on application. A CHEAP PROPERTY. ; QAA ACRES, house 4 rooms, and out- " 'buildings, well watered '' anu fenced, subdivided into 8 paddocks, with ; a little improvement will cany 70 4airy cows. Situation: School 1J miles, cream- collected, situated in'a prosperous distrjofc, and 0n1y,9 miles from Hamilton. Price, only £30- per . acre, and the , easiest terms possible—,£soo cash and the •balance arranged to suit. 1 ITfMI 8 miles ■■ sheep-proof XI ylf fencing, 600 acres'gross, well / watered; with a little improvement will be worth tho same money as the adjoining property—.£2s per acre. School and post office only 2 miles/ ; - : y Thjs property, is ah exceptionally good "native lease, 1 and can do- freeholded' easily. ■ Price, only £5 per aero, big reduction for ca6h. " BUY THIS PLACE AND MAKE A FORTUNE. POTTS AND POLLARD,. LAND, ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENTS, . TE AWAMPTP. . FOR SALE—IIS acres, close to New Plymouth and Inglewood; will carry 35 cows; good' house " and farm buildings. Price „C 27 per acre, all cash if possible, or £700 and balance at current rate; near school and creamery; - should suit a Soldier with ,£SOO cash to ' pat down. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. 1 LAND TRANSFER NOTICES. I LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY-GIVEN -that _ tho Parcels of Land, hereinafter described will be brought .under tho provisions, of the Land Transfer Act, 1915. unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on the expiration of one calendar month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice (Gazetted 'December 4, 1919). 1 -■ Application 48SS. (deposited plan 4352')'. DAVID COGHILL COOK.-263 acres i rood, parts Sections 114 and 115, Olcotuku District (Block 11, . Waii-oa" Survey . District). Occupied by Horace George Plnyle, the Younger. Application 4859 (deposited: plan 4356), C. SMITH (LIMITED).—I rood,'.-part Section 8, Town of Palmerston North. Occupied by applicant. Diagrams may bo inspected at this office. ■'•'>'■ ■ Dated this ,3rd day of-December, 1919,' at the Land Registry Office) Wellington. w.wyinks; V > . .District; Land-.-Registrar.' ) : : _! _ _ . LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. ' A PPLICATION having been made to nie for. the issue of a provisional certificate of title,-in the namo'of RICHARD WALTON SHORT and DANIEL GEORGE FRASER, of" Petone," Land - Agents, as tenants in common in equal i shares, for part Section 5' Hntt DiStrifct; comprising part Lots 2, 3, and-4.'on deposited plan 57, and'part Lot 6 on', deposited plan 948, containing 10.1' perches, being tho. whole of the land comprised and described in certificate of title, Vol. 214, folio 46, and evidence having been lodged of the loss or destruction of tho' said certificate of title, I hereby give notice that I will jfi'suo the provisional Certificate of title, as requested, after fourteen days from the date of the Gazetto 1 containing this notice. Gazetted December 4, 1919. Dated this 3rd day of December, 1919, at the Land Registry Office, Wellington. W. WYINKS, v: District Land Registrar. BUBINESS NOTICEB. MAGNUMS. . THREE .CASTLES.'. CIGARETTES. TTNTIL recently this larger'and extra y quality Three Castles Cigarette - has been mado exclusively for the Clinard and P. and 0. Shipping Companies, hut Messrs. W. D. and H. O. Wills, in response to persistent request, have sent out a small shipment for the New ZeaJand trade. Stocked only in airtight tins of-50. at ss. Gd., by ' < i G..AND C. ALDOUS, ■tobacconists, 20G Lambton .Quay. \ , T i N^ LUENZA ' INFLUENZA, - - AND its after-effects absolutely de- ' by my MASSAGE. MA'SuAGE, MASSAGE; 14 years' experience back of my practice, and results speak for themselves. Consultations Free, i WM. BARKE, Practitioner iiv ,'Osteo-' pathy, Massage, and Physical Culture, Over "Our Thealro" Buildings, Riddiford Street. Newtown. WAITRESSEK'TND NURSES' APRONS. . "OUY your Aprons where Quality is JU " good and prices reasonable. Pinafores also made to order, MRS. E. COLLINS, . 61 Vivian Street and 14 C'oiirtena.v Place, (.lust behind Tram Terminus). ARE I'OU SUFFERING WITH VARICOSE ULCERS? IF so, I can cure you, not temporarily, but permanently and painlessly. And- you can p about your work as usual. Write for particulars, ERNEST HEALEY, Chemist, - -, 'Phono_ 29. , J'oxton.-TYISCLAIMER-t-I, William Zealand, will not be further rosponeible for any of the crinifs, broken hearts and' empty purses caused' by tho Liquor Traffic. I am voting' Prohibition,